The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-13

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Woman's Relief corps ere in
Stowe recently, the guests Of the
H. H. Smith corps of that place.
The st. Johnsbury guests included
Mrs. Bertha Macombefy the depart
mcnt Inspector and Mrs. O. G.
Cummings, the president of the
local corps.
Miss Maude Scheltonager is not
.1unning a boarding house but has
rented a tenement on Main street.
The Misses Ruth McCauliffe,
Madeline Mcdonald and Helen
Hyde, all members Of The faculty
of the Junior high school, were
week end guests in Burlington.
wednesday, November 10, is the
last day on which a discount is al
lowed and taxes can be paid to the
town treasurer. advertisement.
116-117.
Charles H. Goss is on a business
trip to New York and Philadel-
phia.
Reports come to No4re Dame
parish of the continued marked
improvement of Rev. f. c. Drou-
hin, priest Of the church who is at
his home in Franco
Nj. and Mrs. Noel Noyes of
Burlington spent Sunday with.
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b..
Noyes and Mr.. ana Mrs. c. II.
GOss.
Mr. and Mrs. F w. Ball We're
in Passumpsic Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Emily Colby,
mother of Mrs. Mae Wells of Bur
lington and Mrs. F M. Aldrich,
formerly Of st. Johnsbury. Mrs.
Aldrich was called here from her
home in Florida by her mothers
illness.
Mrs. Mary McGill of East Bar
net is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Dean Mcclellan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Wilkie left
Sunday or a flew days business
trip to Bennington and Brattlc-
boro.
Ralph Paine who was called
here from Cleveland, Ohio by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Fran;
Paine, is in Peacham this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Cheney, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl r.. Smith, Miss
Doris Smith and Miss Gladys Cob
leigh with Edwin Cushing of Hart
ford were in Lyndonville Saturday
TO attend the funeral of Mrs.
Leila Webb, sister Of Mrs. Chen
ey and the aunt of Mrs. Smith and
Miss Cobleigh. Mrs. Webb was
very w~ell-known IN Lyndonville,
her former home. She died Novem-
Der 8 in Somerville, Mass where
she had made her home for a
number of years.
A son, Donald Gray Powell, was
born at Brightloon Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold G. Powell, grand
son to Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Gray and great grandson to FL
more r. Ide.
C. f. Merrill, William Bishop
with Carl Remick of St. Johns
bury Center, Harry .Remick and
Glen Hemingway OF Waterford re-
turned Saturday from a weeks
hunting trip in the vicinity OF
Gallup Deer were plentiful but not
the antlered kind and had itNnot
been for the addition to the party
on Friday of Charles Rice, the
hunters would have returned with
out a sight of the elusive buck
Mr.. Rice shot a 6-point buck not
far from camp. George Stevens
was another successful hunter
whose gun brought down a 9
point beauty. Harry Gregory ac.
companed Mr.. Rice on the hunt.
ing trip. ar
Miss Ada Mccartney of the
Metropolitan Insurance office wa.
discharged from BrightIook hospi.
tai Sunday, cOnvalesciag from al
operation. Mrs. Wendell Latour-
neau has also been discharged
from the hospital convalesccnt
from an operation.
Charles H. Drown and Reginald
L. Drown of Portland, Me, were
week end guests of Mrs. Harvey
Deoss, their grandmother.
Mrs. A. B. NoYes who has beer
spending several days in Burling.
ton with her son and daughter
M. and Mrs. Noel Moves has re.
turned home. She also visited rel.
atives in Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gadapee oil
Danyille nave Il daughter Verniel
Elizabeth, born at Brightlook Nov.
ember =. The son born October &c
at the hospital 20 sir. and Mrs
Harold B. Adams Of St. Johns.