The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-16
Danvnle
Seven Days of Activity Among
Residents Gil the Green

NCSidCIllS Sil lllC III
At the union service Sunday at
the Congregational church Rev. +.
q. French, a former pastor deliV-
cred d splendid address. While in
town Mr.. French is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Tinker.
There will be no mid-week SER
vice at either church this week.
Rev. c. A. Adams is on his va
cation during the month of Aug
ust. At present he is in Camp
Governor HARNESS (FoFt Ethan
Allen in his official capacity as
chaplain of the 172d Infantry (1st
VT During his absence union ser
vices are held in the Congregation
al church with the Rev. David
Hickland as preacher. The service
begins at 10.45.
Mrs. S. N. Ingalls, in visiting in
town for few weeks.
Clifton Reynolds is visiting rel
atiyes in White River Junction
and Windsor.
The church sale and supper
Thursday, Aug. 10th, he'd under
! the auspices of the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the Congregational church
was very well attended and netted
the ladies a good sum of money.
The various booths were very at
tractively decorated.
Miss Helen Chalmers who is
soon to become the bride of Ralph
Osgood was given a miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs. H. M
Osgood, Saturday afternoon, Aug
18th. There were forty of Miss
Chalmers friends present The al,
fair was a complete surprise to
Miss Chalmers who vas presented
with Il large basket, decorated lWtf
crepe paper and OK eye daisies fill
ed to Overlooking with gifts OF
linen, china, glass and aluminium
Delicious refreshments OF home
made ice cream ana cake were ser
we'd ythe hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Goethe o
St. JohnSbury were week end visit
or at the home of Mr.. H, NJ. Os
good.
A number from town went t.
Burlington on the excursion Sun
day.
Miss Sadie |. Johnson of Con
cord, N. H., is visiting Mrs. Laur
: Webster.
Diamond Chapter O. E. s., ha
purchased a piano to be used in tn
Masonic hall.
John Crane of Cabot recents
spent a week in town visiting re
atives and friends.
Miss Mildred Albisser of Dar
vile, whose name was propose
by the Danville Woman's Gu
has won a two year scholarship {
Lyndon Institute This SCHOLARSHIP
is given by the State Federatio
of Woman's clubs.
Miss Ella Page and Miss Man
Poor Of West Ncwbuly, Ma Al
in town for several weeks vIsitir
friends.
Miss Natalie Wright has return
: ed TO her home in Barre aft
spending the past two months vii
n her grandmother, Mrs. Alex NJ
4 Lean.
Y Mrs. Abial Fisher and daught'
' Miss Nieletta Fisher of Washing
ton, d. c., are visiting Mr.. al
Mrs. Frank Stocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delman Smith al
daughter Sara, Miss Irene Plal
and Miss Mildred Gadapee a
camping at Coles Pend.
n Bliss Davis of Washington, d.
N is visiting his sistery Mrs. Harv,
y Weeks.
) Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Davis, Mi
II Josie tknnedy, and Miss Abb
q Allen of Woburn, Mass, and Mi
81 Mabel Hayes of Lyndonville a
q stopping at W. C. Heath's.
u A son was born to Mr.. and NJ
q Howard Cobb Aug. 13 at Fit
Il Hospital, St. Johnsbury.
q Mrs. Susie Emmons has fins
4 ed work in the telephone office al
81 Miss Rena CalXins is to take h
& place.
q Miss Eunice Chandler of CAB
ID Is visiting Miss Geneva Smith.
Mrs. Carroll Crane has be-
- added to our staff of correspon
n ents covering the Danville teri
q tory. Local items of interest Sc
h to her will be appreciated by h
n as well as by the Caledonian-Re
Ii ord and Republican.
q Clinton Cheever is visiting h
x parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chez
q Ell.
3 Ulysses Parker from Quinc
b ILL.,, has been visiting at Georj