The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-19
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gational church vestly Friday, Oct.
20 from $50 until all are served.
advertisement.
Mrs. Alonzo Ingalls, and her
niece, Miss Bishop, who makes her
with her aunt, left the first of the
week for Florida, where they will
spend the winter, and look after
the property they have in that
state, with the intention of closing
II out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hartwell
of Mortified were intown Sunday
to call on Mrs. Hartwell's broth
er, Dr.. F. H. Davis, who was re-
Gently hurt an auto accident. The
doctor is getting along well, and
able to sit up part of the time, but
is still suffering much from broken
ribs and bruises.
The Rev. w. J. MacFarlane has
been called upon by the Board of
Education of the Methodist church
to work for four weeks in the in
terer It's of Dickinson College and
Pennington Seminary. The local
church has granted him four
weeks leave of absence, and the
pulpit will be supplied by able
speakers, so that the work of the
church vii go on without Interrupt
ton as far as services are concern
ed. Mr.. MacFarlane plans to be
back in his pulpit on November 10.
Mrs. J. S. Schoheld has return
ed to her home here from West
Lebanon, n. H., where she has
been for several months with her
sister. Her cousin, Miss Emma
Goldsmith will BIS here to stay
with her this winter. Mrs. Soho
fields health is much better,
thouoh she is still suffering quite
a good deal from the rheumatism
which has crippled her for the
last few months.
Miss Lora Watchie is spending
A few weeks in Somerville. Mass,
with her sister, Mrs. Lanctot. Mrs.
Woodruff is keeping house for her
durino her absence, and Miss Anna
nahlheck is playing in the Star
theatre.
Maurice Carr, who has been at
his home here for a few weeks
since graduation from Norwlch
University. has zone to Northtleld
to visit the college for a short
time. ~
Francs Cushing has taken JOB
With the TELEPHONE company Tor
the present in Morgan, and works
there thronqh the week coming
home only for week-ends.
Walter Rankin of Newport, a
fo,onor student at the Agricultural
school. and now a sailor in the
American navy. has been spend'n"
a few DAVIS in town. before start
inc on a voyage which will occupy
three YEAR.
The Rev. H. J. Human, pastor
of the CONGREGATIONAL church, mas
sent in his resignation. and expects
10 locate in church near New
York city. where his son, William,
is now working.
Miss Glenn Bell. who is traiin'
for a nurse in the Whitefeld, n.
H., hospital. is at home for her an
nuol vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Farnum and
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Pedley left
for California Tuesday their car.
planning to drive all the way, and
camp most of the time. They will
take route that leads them thru
South Dakota. and visit Mr.. Ped
lev's family, who are living there,
and whom he has not seen for
number Of years.
Mrs. Henry Wilmarth and
daughter. Juana, are spending the
latter's vacation on trip to Man-
chester. Boston, and Attleboro,
visiting friends.
Ms Angie Hunter. Librarian of
the Cobleioh library, is giving a
series of talks to the girls of the
Normal Training class on the sub
loot of Library Work and methods
which it is thought will help them
in making use of the library re-
-orronS. and give them a better
INSIGHT into its work.
Charles Stevens is away this
week. on business trip to Boston
and vicinity. Mrs. Rogers is stav-
ing with Mrs. Stvens during his
absence, and Mrs. Temple is as
aistino with homework.
Robert Monroe and wife have
moved to Fitchburg. Mass. where
Mr. Monroe has found employ
ment