The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28

the so-called Seeley place as a per-
manent home for the college presi-
dent.
A man and woman, judging by I'M
prints of shoes left at the window
where they entered, burglarized AL
lens Woman's shop at Bellows Falls
one night recently, taking IA silk
waists, which sold at $3.50 each. No
trace of the guilty parties has been
secured.
Mrs. Ann Leach of Binghamville,
aged 81, has knit for the Red Cross
five pairs of wristers, three scarfs,
one helmet, Is pairs of socks and 80
sweaters.
A train near Cavendish killed
three steers belonging to Mr.. Hun
toon of Baltimore last week. They
were on u crossing.
Mary Nicholson, daughter of Abra-
ham Nicholson of Winooski, was
knocked down by an automobile
at corner recently. The child,
who is two and one-half years old,
was crossing the street with an older
sister. She was struck by car No.
16,775, said to be owned and driven
by Charles Carey, of Colchester.
After knocking down the child by
ISLANDERS say that Mr.. Carey merely
glanced around and then drove rapid
ly in the direction of home.
An automobile from K. E. Mosher's
garage in Brattleboro, driven by Jo-
seph Trahan, Brattleboro barber,
turned bottom upwards on Chester
field hill, between Brattleboro and
Keene, N. H. There were six occu-
pants and all were more or less bruis-
ed but not seriously hurt.
Fifty young men students at Mid
dlebury college have the grip.
Nathan D. Allen, for long time a
resident of Brattleboro until he went
to Charlestown, N. H., to act as war;
den at the states prison, has resign
ed the position after "a years SER
vice. He will receive a pension of
$4,000.
Joshua IT. Blakely, for rs years a
prominent business man and eight
years postmaster at Bellows Falls,
sails in a few days for overseas war
work with the Y. NJ. c. A. He has
been assigned to the motor transport
tation service.
Among the &c deaths at Camp Dew
ems Tuesday were the following Yer
monters: Ralph Lee, West Burke;
Ala Churchill, Craftsbury; Pyron
Page, Bradford.
Edward ]. Porter, formerly pro-
prietor of the hotel on the summit of
| Mount Kilfington in Rutland, died
Monday in Waterbury.
William Benway, 12-year-old Wal
lirgford lad, has in his garden a
cucumber which measures Is inches
long and IL inches in circumference.
Manager Baker of the Atlantic &
Pacific tea store, Montpelier, report
ed to the police Monday morning
that someone broke into the store
the night before and took a sum OF
money estimated at 1885 from q
drawer under the counter.
John Raymond Dyer aged Fl years
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Dyer
: of Rutland, who has been attending
r the officers training school at Platts
burg, N. Y, for the past two
months, has been commissioned {
second lieutenant and is passing {;
| few days at his home.
Dean Gallison, a private in tn,
: 57th regiment wants to annul hi
marriage to Glenna (Sheldon) Sloan
= He was married in February thi
> year at Montpelier. He sets fortl
that Corp. Herbert Sloan OF the Ca
madam forces is the woman's hus
band and is living.
n C. M. Ferrin, secretary, of Burling
ton, has announced that he is send
ing out invitations to a reunion o
S the boys of the Eighth Vermont reg
e iment to be held in Randolph, Oct
: 10. Company G is to hold its an
: nual reunion at this time.
: Rev. w. C. Carroll has resigned tn
y pastorate of the Methodist church
It Brandon, after 6 months of service
5, and will enter the evangelist field.
d Search is being made for Lawrenc
, Cox of Morrisville, who early la.
l. week hired span of horses from til
livery of E. C.. Wells of Cambridg
I; for a few hours, the animals bein
}; found Sunday under livery shed
}; Hyde Park, wet with sweat and shi7
, ering with the cold.