The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-05

owing to the illness of the Rev
| Ambrose DeLapp, the Soutl
church pulpit Sunday morning wa,
supplied by the Rev. F. B. Rich.
ards. Rev. A. G. Axtell occupieC
Mr.. Richards puplit at the North
church.
Albert L. Farwell of Boston. 50
well remembered as former ST
Johnsbury resident, arrives in Bos-
ton this week from an extended
tour through Europe. He expects
to leave the first Of the year for
the Orient as conductor of another
party of tourists.
, The many st. Johnsbury friends
of Miss Theodora F. Willard of
Boston will be Interested to learn
that after % days trip from
London she reached Mombosa on
the east coast of Africa and is now
! at Narobi in British East Africa
where she will spend the winter
with her cousin, Lady Lucy Web
bel' Mac MILAN of London whose
husband owns a large ranch in
that country. Miss Willard has
written her relatives that she had
a fine and quick sea voyage.
The regular meeting Of the W.
c. 7. U. will be held in the par
lors of Grace Methodist church
Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock Pow IL ID D;obc,.l I'll
lead the devotionals and speak on
Sabbath Observance"
MI. and Mrs. Ernest A Wiley
ana son, Elmer, have returned
from Montpelier where they visited
Mr.. Willeys parents.
Lyle X. Johnson of Woodstock
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson,
returning Monday to his work.
Miss Yvonne st. Francis of Mon
treal was a guest at the Johnson
home on Friday.
A whist party will follow the
picnic supper of the American
Legion Auxiliary in the club rooms
Wednesday at 6 p. m. Play be-
ginning at 8. Dancing after, Sar-
gents orchestra. Everyone invited.
Admission 20c. Refreshments.
Advertisements.
Samuel F. Davis, 60, a leading
member of the Red Men frater-
nifty in New Hampshire, died in
Manchester, December 8. Mr.. Da-
Wis was native of Craftsbury,
and is pleasantly remembered
throughout this section. Mr.. Da-
Wis was a former alderman in Man
chester and state legislative rep
resentative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Briggs had
quite a gathering at their home
Thanksgiving day when they en-
tertained party of AZ. There
We're IL children and II grand
children present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Briggs and daughter, Ber-
nice; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher
and five children; Mrs. Herbert
Dugil and four children; Hazel
Fisher; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fisher,
Evelyn and William Dugil; Mr..
and Mrs. Allie Briggs and family;
Miss Minnie Briggs and James
Boyle; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Couchie and daughter; Mia Craw-
ford; Mr.. and Mrs. Trudell Briggs;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Anderson
ana family; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Briggs and family; Raymond
Briggs; Theda Sheldon; and Ever
EFT Eagern, All reported a good
time and an excellent repast.
Rev. C. A. Adams, pastor of
the Congregational church of Dan
vile was operated upon Monday
at Brightlook for appendicitis
Mis-. Adams is with her mother,
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks.
Mrs. Omer Duval and daughter,
Arlene spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Duvals mother in Putnam,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Flint
leave tonight for East Orange, N.
J., and after a few days visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Earnest
Clark in that place, they will go 20
THEN winter home in Lakeland,
Florida, reaching there in season
to spend Christmas with their
youngest daughter, Mrs. Kirk Nc
Kay.
Clothing of all kinds, Universal
list Rummage sale, Thursday and
Friday. SHOW room Corner Gar
age.-Advel'tisement.
Another box for the Near East
was packed Monday at the Red
Cross rooms. Donations are still
being received for further ship
ments.
DR.. William G. Kicker who was
taken suddenly i'll Sunday after
noon was operated upon this morn
ing at Brightlook for appendicitis.
The case was a serious one but the
patient went through the operation