The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-07-07
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnett mo-
tored to Beebe, P. O., Sunday.
Mrs. Alma Davis is i'll with a
severe cold.
Mrs. Hannah Thurston went
Monday to her sisters in Danville
to celebrate the Fourth with them
there.
T. NJ. Keith and Mrs. Mary Cate
visited at Mrs. Addie Pages in St.
Johnsbury Center the Fourth.
Ralph Johnson of Lyndonville
was here Tuesday to see his son,
Glen, who is staying with his
grandmother, Mrs. Julia Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Aver and
Minnie Trotter spent the Fourth
in Lunenburg.
Several Of the farmers have hay
cut that has been down for two
weeks and looks as if it would be
spoiled.
Mrs. Lille Dow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley Newman celebrated
the Fourth in Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pinkham
Of Boston are visiting Mrs. Pink
hams sister, Mrs. Charles Nor
gan.
Frank Gadley and son, Ernest
and daughter, Mrs. McComb of
Cookshire, p. O., spent the week
end at the homes of Mrs. Jessie
Rash and Mrs. Louise Bandy.
Mrs. May Hull spent Sunday
with Mrs. Jennie Bruce, leaving
Monday for Randolph to visit her
father, Andrew Morgan.
Miss Pearl and Miss Brown of
Cookshire spent Sunday with Mrs.
Jessie Rash. Miss Pearl will re-
main a while.
Smith Emerson has been visit
ing at Luther Browns in St.
Johnsbury the past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Galley and
son of Sherbrooke visited Mrs.
Louise Bandy and Mrs. Jessie
Rash Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Thayer and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert C. Sherman of
Somerville, Mass, fre stopping a
few days at Mrs. Jan es Somers'.
Several from here attended the
lecture by Mrs. Lula Loveland
Shepard Tuesday afternoon and
evening in St. Johnsbury.
Marion Galbraith is the proud
owner of a pony that ner grand
father, H. f. Wilson bought for
her in Hardwick.
Raymond Shepherd and family
Of Somerville, Mass, are visiting
his brother, Ernest Shepherd.
Mrs. Abbie Mason of Barre is
spending a few Gays at Mrs. Alma
Davis.
Mrs. A. Smith of Wentworth,
N. H., is visiting at Roy Ayers.
Miss Ina Hartshorn of Newport
is visiting, Mrs. VIII Banks.
There was a happy house party
at the Currier cottage at Joes
Pond recently when Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Willard, their son Paul and
daughter, Miss Lucille Willard Of
Jacksonville gathered there with
number of friends and relatives
The party included Mrs. May
Wells and son, Harold of Burling-
ton, Mrs. Edwin Alexander, JOS
eDh and Edith Alexander, and Miss
Stone Of Glover and their guest,
Mr.. Maker of Cincinnati, Ohio, B.
u. Wells of Burlington and Mr..
Anderson of Woodsville.
Mrs. George Vim has finished
working for S. P. Pinney in Nor
lisvlle and returned here. Mr..
Pinney's son, Orville and family,
have returned from Colorado and
will remain with his father.
Miss Ellen King is tending the
railroad station at Coventry for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Morton Anderson and son,
Carl has been visiting relatives in
Barton and was there for the
Fourth.
Mrs. Miles, who has been stay
ing with Mrs. Bell Thayer is with
her daughter in McIndoes.
The Wednesday evening pray
or meeting was held at the home
of John Galbraith this week.
Paul Colby Willard goes to
Bethlehem, N H., next week to
work in the Strawberry Hill House
during his vacation. He will join
his cousin, Harold Colby Wells
who is a clerk in that hotel and
his aunt, Mrs. MAY Wells who is
pianist for the Upland Terrace
movies. Mrs. Wells and her son,
Harold "A student at the Univer-
sity of Vermont, came from Bur-
ington in June and have been
passing two weeks at the home Of
Mrs. w. S. Willard.