The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25

nia county. The three candidates
today on the republican ticket are
| NJ. C. Garfield, Harry J. Marder
and Ralph D. Sherry with fourth
dark horse candidate who has not
vet come into the open. 1t Is
understood n ". !. hu>-tlI tf
Kirby is not a candidate.
Eber Simpson is confined to his
home by illness.
Special meeting Of the B P w
club tonight at 7.30, Woman's
clubhouse. Advertisement.
Mrs. C. II. Goss left Thursday
for New York to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack lnskip. NJ. Goss
will JOIN her later and they will
attend the closing exercises at
PeekskilI Military academy early
in June. Their son, Henry Goss,
completes his freshman year at
Peekskill and will accompany his
parents home.
Mrs. Jonas II. Brooks, Mrs.
E. H. Ross, Mrs. Arthur L. Stev-
ems with Mrs. Charles Simpson of
Montreal returned Tuesday from
motor trip to Boston. Mrs.
Simpson is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevens and Mr.. Simpson
comes from Montreal Friday TO
spend the week end.
At the 123rd commencement of
Middlebury college June II to 10
- '-~'oht Moody will be in
augurated as president This will
oe uAe o. the notable features of
the commencement ceremonies
and will take place on the closing
dav Tuesday.
Miss Eleanor Jenckes went
Thursday to Sherbrooke where on
Sa rrday she will act as brides
maid at the wedding f her broth
er, KEENAN, 3. Jcnckes and Mis-
Kathlyn LeBaron. Mr. Jencke
who was a lieutenant in the sci
vice and served with d Canada
No+in~ent four years overseas, i
the grandson of Mrs. Lucy I
Al0o.>s o. vt. Johnsbury Rela
tives from here who will atten
the wedding are Mr.. and Mr.
Frank H. Brooks, Misses Priscill
I'D Enc Brooks. Mrs. iona
II. Brooks and Alfred H. Brooks.
Don't fail to see "The Rivals
at Academy Friday evening. A
good entertainment for the bene-
tit of the endowment fund.-Ad
vertisement.
Miss Mary Nelson reached home
Au.Isuay morning after a severe
eeks' vacation spent in NeN
York.
" ork is progressing on the
house which Harold Brown is
Guiding on Highland avenue. H
expects to have it completed il
the early summer.
The Church of the Messiah /.
a busy place today with the an
nual May sale in progress ant
preparations for the supper to
night. The sale opened at tive
cock and the usual fine line
aprons, candy and food is on sale.
Supper will be served at si>
o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. G. J. Parker o.
Philadelphia, Pa, are guests O.
Mn and Mrs. 2. E. LaChance.
Mrs. F. Potts of Barnet was I;
visitor Tuesday at the home O.
Mrs. Abbie Lane.
Mrs. Margaret Mosher has taken
a position in the dry goods de
partment of the Berry Ball Dry
Goods company's store.
At the weekly prayer meeting
at the North church Wednesda.
evening reports of the Congrega
tional convention at Springfield
were given by Miss Martha j. Hall
Principal T. H. Wilson, Charles H
Newell and Z. H. Cowles.
Miss Ellen Gitchell of the 9th
grade Summer st. schools has gone
TO her home in Montpelier because
Of illness. Mrs. Dale Simpson j.
substituting during her absence.
Academy girls will sell home
made candy during intermission at
the presentation of "The Rivals
at Academv hall Friday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. H. Harpin and Mr.
ana Mrs. James Fountaine OF Wor
cester, Mass, are guest at the
home of Mrs. and Mrs. F. c. Ian
dry.