The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-31

in the Woman"s clubhouse on
Thursday, June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Conant are
in their camp at Falrlee.
Mrs. Albert Fisher Of Goss Hol-
low underwent a serious operation
at st. Johnsbury hospital the last
Of the week.
B. Frank Harris announces Z
Piano Recital open to all interest
ed, by Elsie Wild in Athenaeum
Hall, Friday evening, June 2 at
6 o'clock. Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Smith
Of St. Johnsbuly and Mrs. Smith
brother, Albert Martell Of Ports
mouth, n. H.. are spending few
days visiting Mrs. Emery Hartley
! in Newport.
, Rummage sale in St. Andrews
parish house Friday and Saturday,
June 2 and 3. Advertisement.
Edward French is home from
Boston University, having complet-
ed his second year successfully. On
June 2G, he goes to Stimson Lake,
where he is to have a position as
camp councillor at Camp Raleigh
for the summer.
! In order to complete the sewing
before the summer vacation there
will a special sewing meeting of
the Brightlook hospital Aid associ-
ton at the Nurses home Tuesday
June 6, at 2 o'clock. Please note
the change in date. All women
cordially invited.
DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Grint are in
Montpelier to attend the Diocesan
convention of the Episcopal
church. They are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Blodpett. The dele
gates from St. Andrews are Louis
n. Smythe, Gilbert Moyles, Walter
}. Ingram and Charles Bennett.
James r. HASTE of Poynette,
Wisconsin, is visiting his cousin,
Mrs. Helen X. Chase. Mr.. HASTE is
native Of Barnet but nearly all
his life has been spent in the mid
die west. This is his first visit to
his native state in nearly half a
century. He was a student at Me
lndoes Academy in his young DAYS
and is reviSiting the scenes Of his
early boyhood.
George c. Cary and Miss Ruth
Cary returned Tuesday after
noon from a trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Rolf Searles
leave Thursday for San Francisco
to attend the national Shrine coun-
eli to which Mr.. Searles is a dele
gate as Imperial Potentate of Mt.
Sinai Temple. They will be back in
St. Johnsbuly the first week in
July.
The prayer meeting of Grace
Methodist church will be held
Thursday night instead of this eve
ming. The theme for the evening
will be "Three Great Hymns of the
Church and their Missionary
Work" These hymns will be sung
as solos.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Brockway of
Montpelier are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank f. Harris.
Mrs. Charles L. Rattigan who
has been i'll at the Fitch hospital.
went to her home the first of the
week and is convalescing rapidly.
Mrs. W. G. Menut has been pass
ing two weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cade.
Among the recent contributions
to the public library of Concord
are % volumes, the gift of DR.. A. .
+. Grint of st. Johnsbuly.
Ray Leonard has good reason TO /
be proud of his fishing trip to Cas-
pan lake the first of the week as
he brought back a - pound laker
which was on exhibition in Browns
cigar store. The record for the
month Is a II pound laker which
was caught by a Hardwick sports
man.
A. b. BOWS Agency has sold the
arm on the North Danville road .
recently purchased from Mrs. Net
ne K. Burbank for A. r. Menut to
Charles Sundberg If st. Johns bury
Mr.. Sundberg will move to the
arm.
Mrs. H. B. Carpenter has been
5criously sick, threatened with
pneumonia for the last week.
Charles Il. Houston has been Wis
ting his brother at Northfeld