The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-21
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Dir Ross office will be closed
from October 8 to October 81
Advertisement. 84-Oct 27
The Outlook club musical which
was to have been held October %,
with Mrs. Beulah Bfickett has been
postponed until November /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ?. Skinner have
arrived in Chicago where they have
gone to spend tho winter with their
children, Nh. and Mrs. Frank
Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle F. Mason
have come TO St. Johnsbury to
make their home, Nh. Mason hay
ing accepted Il position here. They
We're married October IA at the
brides home in Lyman, N. H. The
bridegroom's home was in Bath, N.
H.
MI. and Mrs. V. E. Lurchin are
motoring to Boston, Waterliet,
New York city and other places.
f. w. Kelley was in WoodsVille
N. H, Thursday to attend the flu
neral OF Mrs. Clara E. Norwood,
wife of w F.. Wormwood, the
proprietor of Hotel Wentworth.
Mrs. NORWOOD was an honorary
member of the Elks' lodge. The
burial took place in Freedom, N.
H., Friday morning and a delaga-
ton from the Elks' lodge of Dow
er, n. H., met the funeral party
and attended the burial service in
a body.
Last chance offered on magazines.
Consult the catalogue left at
your door. Offers good only TO
Nov. 10. E. C. Smith, Reliable
Book Store.-Advertisement.
Mrs. Jane Smith, widow of the
late Ira Smith Of East St. Johns
bury, died Friday after a short Ill
ness She fell two weeks ago break
ing her hip and never recovered
from the shock. The funeral at the
house Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock will be in charge of Rev.
j. N. Perrin. Burial will be in
Grove cemetery.
Calvin f. Brown received word
Saturday morning Of the death in
brooklyn, N. Y, Friday of his I'M
Gle, Charles A. Brown. Mr.. Brown
was native of Waterford about
70 wears of age and many friends
in this vicinity will regret to learn
of his death.
The LEADING characters in "The
Time of His Life" the Girls' Com
munity League play. November 9,
Will be taken by Miss Helen Hyde
and Richard Lev@sseur. Miss HYDE
is one of the new teachers and this
IS her first appearance in s..
Johnsbury dramatic. Her talent
was Quickly appreciated by Mrs.
Bessie Cummings, the play director
AS Tom Carter. ne fiance of Dor
othy Landon miss HYDE, Mr..
LeVasseur figures in some emugino
situations. To hep out friend, a
young married woman whose but
Ter has deserted her on the eve Of
banquet, Carter blacks up ard
poses as the butler. To his horro,
he finds his sweetheart among the
guests. Advertisement.
A. Allan Bishop announces that
he is now making sittings for
Christmas pictures. He wishes
that all who can will sit at once
so that those who cannot sit early
may be accommodated. Photo
graphs are becoming more each
year the appropriate Christmas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Two patrols of girls came to Join
Troop Al Of Girl Scouts Saturday
morning at the clubhouse, swelling
the number to 16.
Miss Margaret Ling is spending
the week end in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porter are
moving from Cross street to the
house owned by Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Laferriere at 1852 Railroad
street
Mrs. William Craigie of South
Ryegate is visiting at the home of
Mrs. William Parks, Railroad
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barney and
son are in Boston.
Miss Jeanne Asselin has return
ed from visit to friends in New
port and Sherbrooke.
F. A. Chaloux Of Summer street
was injured while at his work at
the scale factory Friday.
George C. Cary of the Cary Ma
PIE Sugar company reached home
Friday after an extended trip to
the Pacific coast. He has been ab-
sent two months md much OF the
time has been spent in California
His secretary, Miss Gertrude
Franklin, who accompanied him
will remain in California through
the fall and early winter.
Miss Ina Clark continues to gain
at Brightlook hospital and expects
to leave for her home on Pleasant
street the first of the week.
The condition of Mrs. James
Kinney who has been i'll so long at
st. Johnsbury hospital shows little
change.