Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-02
with Mrs. David Esplin.

Mrs. Guy Hill and son, Willard
! and niece, Fernicc Gibson, left FIR
day for Danbury, N. H., and Boato
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles Bradshaw of Lyndon
vile and her sister, Mrs. John Mont
gomery went Friday to Concord t
spent the week end with their moth
CT, Mrs. c. c. McGrcgor.
Miss Edwina M. Blodgctt is spend
ing two weeks in Boston.
Perley H. Jenness of Woodsvill
was in St. Johnsbury Friday on bus
mess.
Harry w. Boswell of Woodsvill'
was in st. Johnsbury on business Sat
urday.
Miss Kate d. Peck and Miss Ann;
NJ. Stevens arc spending their vaca
ton visiting schools in Boston ant
vicinity.
Letters advertised for the wccl
ending March 90, 1919: Ladies, Mrs
Eliza Carpenter, Mrs. L. r. Lewis
Mrs. Eta L. Short, Mrs. Lena Smith
Miss Olive Stickney, (2). Gentle
men: Bean, Ralph Boomhauer, Per-
ley, Burgess, Charles b., Carpenter
Walter, DeMary, L. c., Fisher, Lewis
| J. W. Prentiss of Alstead, N. H..
and f. B. Wild of East Barnet have
bought the pine timber tract in Bar
net have bought the pine timber tract
in Barnet owned by George A. Nelson
of East Barnet. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
and E. B. Wild were in st. Johnsbury
Friday completing the transaction.
AS announced in these columns re-
: Gently, a school of instruction on the
income tax law for year 1913 as it
effects corporations has been held
under the direction of Collector of
Internal &cvenue, Seth w. Jones, at
his office in Portsmouth, N. H., and
the field officers attending this school
are now reporting to their particular
assignments throughout the New
Hampshire district, which includes
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
These officers will be located ut prin-
cipal cities and towns in each county
of the district, and all corporations
and individuals wishing information
and assistance are expected to call
upon them. As these officers must be
in Il position to be reached by all tax
payers, the taxpayer must present his
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his Office rather than to expect him
to visit them, otherwise it would work
an injustice to those who might call
ut a deputy's Office and find him out.
These field officers will advertise OK
tcnsively through the newspapers and
otherwise their exact location on Ger
tain dates so that their services may
be available to every taxpayer. Dep
uty Collector, Thomas McCanv will
be at the Pythian Building, St. Johns
bury, VT, during the week of March
21st and April 7th. Office hours 900 IL.
m. to p. m. .. -,...
William J. Stafford of Lyndonvillc
was in St. Johnsbury on business
Friday.
Lawyer Guy w. Hill was in Woods
vile and Wells River on legal bus
mess Saturday.
Floyd p. Dcnsmore, Il sawyer, cnl-
ploved ut the Ely Works. has filed a
petition in bankruptcy. The petition
er was represented by Lawyer Guy
w. Hill.
Guy W. Hill has sold his farm in
Waterford, known rs "Thc South
View Farm to Samuel G. Wilson of
Waterford. The sale was made by II.
A. Bryant. Mr.. Hill retained the
pasture and timber lands formerly
owned by Frank w. Hastings.
Keep in mind the grand Easter ball
at the Armory, April "a. Hcnault's O.
piece orchestra.
The library will be closed Wcdncs-
day, April 2, reopening Wednesday,
April 8.
Two gulls were seen on the river
Friday and it is thought they came
from Lake Champlain.
Mystic Star Chapter, o. +. S. held
4 special meeting Friday night with
degree work. Refreshments were
served and Il social time followed.
Governor Clement has appointed I
W. A. Gage Il member of the State
Board of Chiropractic registration for
one year. !
Lieut.. Ralph L. Howcs will speak
1T the North Church Brotherhood
:las; Sunday on some of the interest
ing experiences with the American
Expcditionary Forces.
Mrs. Elisha May and Miss Eunicc
May have returned from the st.
Johnsbury Hospital to their apart
ncnts at 21s Main street. Miss Flor
,ncc J. May is at home i'll.
Miss Madeline RandalPs class in
Dramatic Art ut the Johnson State
Normal School presented "Thc Old
Peabody Pew" by Kate Douglas
,Viggin Thursday evening in the Nor
nal school chapel
At meeting of the directors of
he Commercial club Friday night it
vas voted to have supper on the !,
occasion Of the annual meeting. This
will be held the fourth week in April
md a speaker of prominence will be
1t was also voted to have Il
reception for the returning
soldiers sometime in May.
Scventy-fvc neighbors and friends