St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-09


W. H. Drumming was at Lyndonville
with the band boys on Tuesday night.
w. A. Bishop of the Mason barber
shop is confined to his home on
Church street with the measles.
County Senator Sumner Wilcox of
Morgan was a visitor in town Wednes-
day.
Mary Trip was the winner of the
five dollar gold piece offered by the
Bakery, in the popularity contest
here.
A wandering band of gypsies with
five teams and their usual assortment
of horses went through the village
Tuesday en- route to ST. Johnsbury.
F. G. Burdick and family have re-
turned from a visit in Danville, Mr..
Burdicks old home.
Mrs. julius Hazen is again able to
be about.
In a game replete with sensational
fielding and some excellent work by
the Emerson battery, town ball team
under the management of Jim
Rowen, defeated a team from Glover
on local grounds Saturday, 5 to 2 and
the games now stand one for each
town.
Miss Ruth Paddleford is entertain
ing a girl chum from Massachusetts.
Miss Ruby Campbell, a trained
nurse from New York, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Franz Hunt.
Miss Vera Webster of Lebanon, N.
H, is spending a few days at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Pliny Webster, of
Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Carter, Miss
Marion Carter and Miss Baer spent
the week end in the White Noun
tains at North Conway, N. H.
Mrs. A. P. Underwood is entertain
ing a cousin from South Dakota.
The remains of Mrs. Baldick were
brought from st. Johnsbury Friday
and the funeral held from st. PauPs
Catholic church with burial in the
Catholic cemetery here.
Clyde Heath caught twenty brook
trout at Saltwater near the Fisk
farm on Friday.
Frank Burns and Miss Blanche
Burns of Newport were guests in town
the latter part of the week.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Prime are en-
tertaining the doctors sister, Mrs.
Prime, of New York.
kid" Heath's pitching in the last
four innings of the North Troy game
against Newport Saturday was of the
no-hit variety until the last INNING,
and added materially toward North
Troy's 10 to 6 victory.
George Jennings, sheriff of Barton,
went to Sutton Monday to arrest one
Le-Foe. Jennings found his man and
made the arrest and upon the request
of his prisoner permitted him to go to
his room 10 change his clothes. Jen-
nings waited for him in the mean
he 9
something of a sprinter and coming
back 10 the room where Jennings was,
darted out of the door and escaped.
Charlie AverilI, Well known as en-
gineer for his father on the Willough-
by Lake steamer Keewadin, and now
resident of Boston, is stopping at
the lake for two weeks and visiting
old friends in Westmore and Barton.
E. w. Barron has purchased a new
seven-passenger Chalmers car from
F. B. Tower, the local agent here.
Mrs. A. NJ. Vercoe and son, Ray
mond, are camping for the month of
August in the Hubbard cottage in
Crystal Lake Grove
L. P. Case is quite seriously i'll and
Miss Austin has been called home
from vacation to care for him.
Miss Marion Carter entertained a
party of young people from Barton
and Orleans at a little dance in I. o.
o. F. hall on Monday evening in hon
or of her girl chun1, Miss Alma Baer
whom she has been entertaining the
past week.
The grand ceremonial exercises of
the Mahabeezee Camp Fire Girls was
held at their camps in Crystal Lake
Grove Tuesday night. Sixteen of the
rri,,1
pated in the ceremonial. Today the
girls break camp after a ten days
outing and return to their homes.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Baldwin is
to be held at her late home in Lyn-
donville this, Wednesday, morning,
and the remains will be brought here
on the ~ o'clock train where they are
to be inferred in the family lot in the
Welcome o. Brown cemetery. There
will be a prayer service at the grave.
F. L. Cuddeback of Los Angeles ar
rived in a Franklin car Monday after
touring cross continent and covering
distance of over 5000 miles. The
car was equipped with tents and a
complete camping outfit and left Los
Angeles about June 1. Mr. Cudde-
back will visit George Davis at his
Crystal Lake camp here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Robinson of
WoodsviIle, N. H., have returned to
Barton where they will remain for
time.
Mrs. Julia Burke Mahoney of Low
ell, Mass, called on friends in town
Monday.
Miss Garland of Boston, sister of
Mrs. o. V. Willard, is visiting at Ora
Wizards.
Miss Nellie Austin of the Boston Y.
w. @. A is visiting her mother and
sisters, Miss Harriet Austin and Mrs.
Flint al the Flint farm this week.
Municipal Judge Henry Cushman
of Newport was in town Tuesday
morning to try the case Of E. NJ. Mich
oils VS.. Mrs. Lawrence. Hurlburt, a
case in which DR.. Nichols seeks to
recover for medical services. States
Attorney Norton of Lyndonville ap-
peared for the defendant and F. D.
Thompson for the pltintiff. Judge
Cushman has the case and a decision
will be rendered later.
DR.. Z. NJ. Nichols of Glover will re-