The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-06

| RdylhOHU COlOuny IS out OF ScnO0l
With an attack of humps.
| .'EdWard Garnder has moved to Ar
| ftur Gecr's farm on the Lake road
and will work for him next year.
| Mrs. John Mulchahey was in Sher-
brooke on Friday. y ..
Y Mrs. Charles Bigelow, Mrs. John
Young, Mrs. George Flint and Mrs.
Frank Flint were in Derby Line yes
terdqy afternoon where they attend
ed reception given by Mrs. d. w.
| Davis.
Dir. e, G. Stevens Of Barton was
the guest of MI. and Mrs. Carl
White on Friday.
Mrs John Mulcahey goes to Bos-
ton Sunday noon in the interest of
/ her millinery business.
Wilman E. Adams of New York
city is the guest Of his mother, Mrs
A. E. Adams, Pleasant street.
Arson Clark's house, West Main
street badly damaged by fire recent
| ly is already undergoing repairs UNI
der the direction of Fred Sargent,
contractor.
M. and Mrs. Harold Pycr have re-
| turned to their home in Lyndonville
after two weeks visit with friends in
North Troy and Newport.
H. D. Hall is closing his house OF
Derby road preparatory to going to
st. Petersburg, Fla.
Sam Parker with party hunting
near Norton Mills, is the latest lucky
one to get his deer.
Mrs. S. w. r. Hamilton has re-
turned from a trip to Montreal.
l.. c. Colodny, the progressive
manager of the American Clothing
store is cQuipping all departments
with the most improved modern
lighting system which shows his fire
stock of goods to advantage.
Mrs. Mary Freeman of York
Beach, Me-, is visiting her nephew,
Vincent Jones.
Mrs. George Root has returned to
Allston, Mass, with her father, T. H.
Baldwin, who has been spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs Root at
their home on Third street.
Miss Nellie Rivard was absent from
her duties at L. o. Drew's store
Thursday on. account. OF illness.
The freshmen and sophomore bas-
kct ball teams battled in a thrilling
game at School hall this afternoon.
Both teams have some fine material
and the game was fast and snappy.
More than 500 deer have been killed
so far during the hunting in the state.
Two does and buck were reported
killed in Orleans county one day last
week
A. w. Livingston left for Boston
Thursday night and will spend several
days in the Hub doing Christmas
buying for his store.
Lawyer John Redmond was expect
ed home today from New York city
where he went to attend to some bust
ness of the Central Vermont Railway
of which company he is solicitor.
Miss Florence Bowling, daughter
of Joseph Bowling, who plays the
part of the Miracle Man" in the
photoplay of the same name, will be
seen as "Keela'. "a Voodoo woman) |
in "a Night in Honolulu" the spec
tacular Hawaiian musical comedy
production which will be presented |
at Lanes Opera House, Tuesday eve
ming, December 8. "A Night in Hon
olulu" is considered the best OF Ho
ward McKem Barnes works. It's
beautiful Hawaiian music and gorge
Gus scenes and electrical effects
carry the audience across the Pacific
to the Island paradise OF glorious
Hawaiia.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas c., Gail and /
daughter have left for New York .
city enroute to Belle View, Florida, !
where they will spend the winter.
While in New York the Calls will /
visit their daughter, Mrs. Harry !
Whitaker.
Arson Clark has moved his fam
lily into the Gail home for the winter
during which time his home which |
was burned, VIII DC Repaired.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Lamoth re-
turned home this evening from a
weeks honeymoon trip to Boston and
other cities, Mr.. Lamoth, son of
MI and Mrs. Wilbur Lamoth of this
city was married at Barton, Thurs
day, November 81, to Miss Florence
Blair, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Blair of May Pond, the Rev.
Fl. Marceau officiating. Mrs. La
mothc is graduate of Barton
Academy and taught school in the
district for two years. Mr.. Lamoth
is employed at Benneau's Clothing
store.