St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
HARDWICK
Mrs. Louisa Calcagni Under 5000 Bail
For Selling Liquor-Loca1s.

For Selling LiquOr-LOcals.
Up. A. Shattuck, Correspondent
At the court of inquiry held at the
municipal court room Tuesday enough
evidence was produced to warrant the
holding of Mrs. Louisa Calcagni OF
the "West End for selling. She was
placed under $500 bail, which was
furnished and a hearing is placed for
next Monday.
D. L. Mcclure and wife left Monday
night for trip to Chicago.
Rev. L. P. Bickford of New Hamp-
ton, N. H, is in town on business.
David Brochu of this place has
purchased what is known as the
Green farm at Hardwick Center.
This farm has been owned for the
past few years by Harry and Gertrude
Leigh of Southington, Conn.
While playing a game with a lot
of other boys at the school grounds
Monday afternoon, Alex Boutwell,
sprained his ankle, and it was
necessary to take him to DR..
Cranes office nearby to have it treat
ed. It is quite painful and will keep
him out of school for a few days.
Lawrence McGovern, a member Of
Co. L of Newport, which was al
Eagle Pass, Texas, all summer, is in
town looking up old friends and visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T..
McGovern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and
Miss Thompson were in Barre Sunday
to attend the funeral of a friend.
Mrs. Louis B. Tins was called to
Burlington Monday night by the
death of her father.
D. E. Porter of st. Johnsbury was
in town Monday on business connect
ed with a session of municipal court
Remember the board of civil au-
thority meeting at the Memorial
building next Saturday afternoon to
make corrections and additions to the
check list to be used at the coming
election.
A jolly family gathering occurred
at the home of Judge and Mrs. w. H,
Taylor Monday, when his family OF
five members, Fred Taylor, wife ana
two sons of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Taylor, Mrs. Amanda Taylor, Mrs
Abbie Weeks and son and Miss Alice
Day, all gathered around the festive
board, this occasion taking the place
of the Thanksgiving day observance.
Mrs. Whitcher of Albany, mother
of C. H. Whitcher of this place, has
moved into a tenement in Mrs
Blanche Kent's house on West Church
street.
The severe wind and rain storm
Tuesday morning played havoc with
trees in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Warren arrived
in town Monday night from Boston
for a visit with friends. They have
just returned from an extended trip
through the west, having visited their
son, M. H. Warren, at Pony, Mont.
P. A. Shattuck is building an 1Sx24
foot barn at his place on Maple street
and making other repairs to the
buildings.
Mrs. H. S. Eldridge of East Hard
wick, Mrs. Nina Eldridge of Albany
and Mrs. J. c. Anderson of Orleans
visited at A. w. Norcross', Tuesday.
The Bridgman house, corner Main
and Church street, is being painted.
E. M. Jordan and wife left fol
Portland, Me-, Tuesday to attend the
bakers convention being held in that
city.
S. E. Darling, Jr., was a business
visitor at the state capital Tuesday.
Bert Perley was taken into custody
Tuesday afternoon by officers for Gre
ating a disturbance at the Johnson
garage on Wolcott street. He was
placed in the lookup to cool of.
A. M. Lloyd was in Burlington On
Tuesday.
Messrs. J. B. Hooper, r. E. Chen
ey, A. H. Gowen and H. c. Libbey
were in ST. Johnsbury Monday eve.
ming to attend a meeting of Gale
donia Lodge, I. o. o. F.
P. C. Kittredge was in Boston
last week on business and also taking
in some of the worlds series games
J. B. Paetlow was a business visitor
in Rutland Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Pythian Sisters held another
successful card party at their lodge
rooms in the McLoud block Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. George Dixon has finished
work in the Hardwick steam laun-
dry.
Bert Perley, who was arrested
afternoon, was taken 10
county Jail at St. Johnsbury Wednes-
lay.
W. w. Domey is moving from the
Hoyt house on GIenside into r. l.
Dunn's house on Maple street.
Howard Townsend, who was with |
Company L of Newport at Eagle |
Pass, Texas, for the past three
is at home for a few weeks |
before going to Connecticut, where
ne expects to find work. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Keith have sold |
heir farm known as the old Bean !,
place to Leon LaMonda of Greens
,oro. y