The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-26

Mass.
Miss Dorothy Tillotson of thu
c S. Page office in Hyde Park i.
visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Hull
Mrs. W. F. Richardson has re
turned from Portland, Me, where
she went to see about securing AZ
! apartment Mr.. and Mrs Richard.
son and children are moving tc
that city September first. Mrs
! Richardson is closing her beauty
parlors here and viii follow the
same line Of work in Portland
MIR Richardson has resigned his
position in the Fairbanks shops
and expects to go into business in
! Portland.
Mrs. Louis N. Smythe, grand
matron of the Vermont Order of
Eastern Star with other grand Of
ticers, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tilden
Of Barre and Miss Abbie Clark OF
Randolph have been taking a trip
through Vermont this week in the
interests of the organization. At
Bridgeport Wednesday night they
organized a new chapter and an
other new one was formed the
following evening at Orwell.
James Impey and his mother,
/ Mrs. Mary Impey, are motoring to
/ Old Orchard, Me-, today and on
( their return Monday will be ac-
companied by Mrs Impey and
children, Ruth and Hugh, and
Mrs. Impey's aunt, Mrs. Rose
Pencil of Washington, d. c., who
have been spending ten days at the
/ beach.
The union service of the two
Congregational churches will be
held at the North church Sunday
morning and the preacher will be
Rev. Allen E. Cross, a well-&nown
New England preacher and writ
er. His theme will be "How to OBJ
tain Abundance of Life
New York city papers announce
the engagement of Helen RATHER
inc Whipple Of Medina, N, Y, to
Paul Sawyer MINI, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Miner of Flatbush
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Dartmouth in the class of 1918 and
his father is former well-known
St. JohnsbuIy boy who has been
for many years in the law business
in New York and an officer of the
New England Society of Brooklyn
and Vermont Society of New York.
Charles Hussey has been dis
charged from st, Johnsbury hospi-
/ tai ard is making splendid pro
gress after his care at the hospital.
Mr., and Mrs, j. c. Brother Of
Pontiac, r. l., who are here on
their honeymoon are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Decoteau.
Mrs. Kate Evans has been en-
teltaining Mrs. Bertha Hooker of
Auburndale, Mass, Mrs. Anne
Stirling Piper and Miss Jane Stir
ling of Rochester, N. Y, and Mr..
and Mrs. Elma Hinsman and son,
Kenneth of Hudson, Mass,
Miss Elya Walbridge has gone
to Ashland, n. H., where she is to
teach in the public schools this
coming year.
Troop -, NlIl scouts, WIN VI ISIS
Dorothy Walter, Miss Marion
llamage and Miss Rhea Gibson,
counsclors are spending the day at
Miles Pond.
Mrs. Frank f. Dodge OF Woods
vile has been the guest this week
of Mrs. G.. A. Knapp of Pearl
street, returning home today.
MI. and Mrs. Howard B. Bios
som with Mr., and Mrs. B. A, Bios
som of WoodSvllle left Thursday
for Boston.
Mrs. Stephen c. Carpenter and
daughter, Helen went to Burling-
ton Friday to meet Mr. Carpenter
and they will motor to Malone, n.
Y, to visit Mr.. Carpenters sister.
Mrs. Carpenters mother, Mrs
Phoebe Hamblett and little Miss
Virginia Carpenter are visiting rel
atives in Glover.
Mrs. Harold Guy Don Scott of
Canton, Mass, is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Scott.
Mrs. Nellie Browne Emerson Of
Boston is the guest of St. Johns
bury friends.
Miss Agnes Walbridge returned
Thursday from few days visit in
West Danville and Cabot. While |
away she enjoyed trips to Snug
glers Notch through the White |
Mountains and other places of in
terest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph d. Sherry |
and Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Myhill
were in Ayers Cliff Thursday to
attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kay of Rah-
way, N. j., were in St. Johnsbury
Friday on their return from a week