Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-05

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their farm mile from St. Johnsbury
Center on the Lyndon road and
are soon to take possession.
E. E. Sargent has sold his grac-
cry store on Portland street to Mr..
Boomer of Newport, who took pos
session Monday morning. The sale
was made through the A. E. Dow
real estate agency.
Mrs. Ada Parker has returned from
Il visit to her son, George Parker, in
Boston and is staying with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ID. Atwood. Her son, George
came with her and spent the week
end returning to Boston Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips of
| Washington and Mrs. w. C. Conner
of Lyndonville visited Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Conner Saturday Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips have spent the summer
here and return to their home on the
Pacific coast Wednesday.
The American Legion elected these
officers at a meeting at the Armory
Friday evening: Post Commander,
Harold Powell; vice post commander,
Herbert A. Wilcox; adjutant, Merton
E. Ashton; finance officer, B. H. DAN
iels; chaplain, Ralph E. Howes; his
torian, Donald P. Blodgett.
A. E BOWS Real Estate Agency
has sold to Guy and Jennie Clifford
the Carpenter house on Lafayette
street.
L p. Hartman of Lyndonvillc cal
led on some of his old St. Johnsbury
friends Wednesday. Mr. Hartman
leaves Thursday for West Palm
Beach, Fla, where he will spend the
winter. His son, Nelson Hartman,
we'll remembered as a former st.
Johnsbuly resident, is located there
and proprietor of bottling establish
ment.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
Nelson Ranney last evening by doz-
en- of her friends. Whist was played
throughout the evening. Mrs Ran
ney won first prize for ladies and
Frank Emmons for gentlemen. Mrs
Harry Stanton won second prize Tor
ladies, George Wilkie second for
men. Refreshments were served and
a very pleasant evening spent.
Mrs. H. l.. Parmenter and aunt,
Mrs. Francis Jackson left Tuesday
for Oak Park, Ill.
Margaret BrodnaX, the portly,
plump and pleasing blonde, Gust
hates" the role of SANDER, which she
is compelled to play in the Cabaret
scene of Experience" so to make up
for the emotional strain of this role
and even up her temperament Morris
Gest had to give her also the role of
the "tough girl, in the cellar cabaret
scene. She appears in this striking
play at the Colonial theatre in ST.
Friday evening.
james Paskman, who plays the
"tough kid" in Experience" is from
Philadelphia younger brother of
Daley Paskman, formerly secretary
to Morris Gest, and now editor of a
stage weekly in New York City. JIM
mic is following in Big Brothers
footsteps, and also betrays an itch
for, but says he doesn't mind acting
a bit for relaxation.
Miss Liam Stefano, who plays the
'wop" in Inexperienced" so realistical-
ly, comes by this knack naturally for
she was born in Fiume, Italy, or is it
Jugo- Salavia nod? She is great
of the post patriot, DAN
zio.
William Ellis, special agent for I'M
perial Fire Insurance Company was
business visitor in town recently.
Leslie Thornton and Andrew Rit-
chic of West Barnet was here Mon
day to attend a bank meeting.
Mr.. Lyme and family of East Hard
wick are visiting at W. J. Holloway's.
Harold c. Rugg of the Dartmouth
College Library was a visitor to st.
Johnsbury Tuesday.
Charles Fl Higgins of Arlington,
Mass, is visiting his father, " llliam
Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Kirk have
from a visit in Barre.
Oscar M. Cummings has been Wis
ting his mother, Mrs. Hurd, at NAL
me, N. Y, a few days.
Mrs. Harold L. Miner of Hartford
S here, called by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Hull.
Frank Asselin went to Greenfield
Tuesday where he will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Hoel Human is confined to
he house by illness.
Gilbert E. Woods, Andrew Richie,
Crank G.. Landry, were in Bradford ;
Ionday on business for the Citizens t
Bank.
William Trainor has purchased a
'ord touring car of the Goss Garage. {
George and Henry Gammell of l
East Barnet were here Monday. /;
Mrs. F. A. Long went to Brattle- {
oro Tuesday to visit few days.
James Horned of Cedar Rapids, has
ccepted position in the Berry-Ball !
tore. Mr.. Harmed was in the army
7 months and been across five times
nd was discharged about a month {
go.
The ladies of St. Andrews churchs
re reminded of q supper at the par J
sh room on Thursday at 6 o'clock.
It 7.3O there will be an address by c
lev. DR.. A. P. Grint upon the recent