The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-20

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France, and he said that had he
lost a son in the war he could not
have asked Tor a more lovely rest
inc place for him. He would have
preferred to have a son of his
buried there than brought back to
| America"
The perfect laxative, the Amer
lean Liver Tablets. Advertisement
DR.. u. X. brown of Lyndon
vile was the only Vermont repre-
sentative at the recent meeting of
the stewards Of the Bay State
racing circuit in Springfield. Mass.
Amid Il fiutter of st. Patrick
flags and to stirring orchestral
music, the Searchlght club OF
the South church served u cafe
terra supper Friday night at the
church. The committee in charge
OF the successful affair was made
up Of Mrs. Luther Jewett, Mrs.
Clayton Perry, Mrs. Preston f..
May, Mrs. Charles Newell and
Mrs. Robert Wakefield
Mrs. John W. Baleh who is
spending the winter with Mrs.
Ida Bancroft during the absence
OF Mrs. Bancroft's daughter, Mrs.
William S. Boynton in New York,
entertained Saturday night at a
supper party for Mrs. Bancroft.
The decorations and favors were
suggestive of st. Patrick and the
pleasant affair was greatly enjoy
ed bV Mrs. Bancroft and her
guests.
William Boynton of Boston
spent Sunday with his grandmoth-
CT, Mrs. Ida Boynton at the
home Of his uncle, Henry Boy
ton. MIR. Boynton's mother, Mrs.
William Boynton, who is in New
York this winter with her daugh-
.crs and who has been very III
OF pneumonia, is rapidly GONZALES
chg. Her son spent i recent week
til her.
alter :ic&tian, son Of Nh
and Mrs. f. A. Bowmal has bet n
, cGCscn Il member If the editorial
s'air C the college maoazin" e
the University of New Mexico at
Albuquerque. Mr.. Bnwmao who
has t,en a contributor OF HllTers
ard y lose shtlt. si1rieS Ware Il
feat ne of the Academy Student a
few years ago when he Was Il
student there, is doing consider
adj, work for a New York publ
cation while pursuing his col
lc@c work.
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lets. Advertisement
Will D. Gould, the well known
Los Angeles lawyer and prohibi-
ton crusader, to whom the Los
Angeles Sunday Times recently
devoted a whole page in honor of
the 50th anniversary of his resi-
dence there, was born in Cabot in
184J and attended St. Johnsbury
Academy. He taught in Passump-
sic, Plainfeld and Marshfeld,
stuffed law in Montpelier and in
1872 settled in Los Angeles, then
a town of 5000 inhabitants. Mr..
Gould is one of the three richest
lawyers in Los Angeles, according
TO the Sunday Times.
The many st. Johnsbury friends
of Harold Hastings of Phoenix,
Ariz., will sympathize with him in
the death of his daughter, Marion
lie from pneumonia. The little girl
is girl is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Hastings of St.
.Johnsbury.
The special at meeting of the
st. Johnsbury Woman's club will
be held Wednesday at three
o'clock in the class room of the
Fairbanks museum for the study
of the ten world pictures which
constitute the list of Henry Turn
or Bailey. The introduction and
the presentation of Mr.. Bailey's ap
probation of the Golden Stair"
will be given by Mrs. Alvin W.
Flint. Spring" by Corot will be
given by Mrs. Minnie Leith. Mrs.
Charles A. Stanley will comment
on Whistler's Mother, Mrs. Da-
vM Conant will present ULYSSES
Dciiding Polyphemus" by Turner
and Mrs. O. d. Adams, "Sistine
madonna" by Raphael. Good copies
Of any of the pictures will add
greatly to The interest of the meet
ing and any possessing such are
asked to bring them.
Mrs f. NJ Randall and Miss
Pauline Randall are spending the
week in Boston.
Mrs. Elsie Tinker who has been
convalescing at the home of her
son, John w. Tinker, from a Sc
Iious injury to her foot, has re
turned to her home on Railroad
Street.
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