Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-12
LOCAL NEWS


J. Rolf Searles was in Montpelier
on business Tuesday.
William Hamilton was in Newport
Tuesday.
james Tkorley is sick at his home
at l41 Railroad street.
George Mcdonald from South Rye
gate is visitor here.
Harold Brown is i'll at his home on
Spring street.
Bert Merrill has purchased Il neg,
Chevrolet coupe five passenger car.
Miss Hazel Conant spent Sunday il
West Barnet visiting friends.
Mrs. Frank Blossom is improved IN
health this morning.
Mrs. Sue Shaw has finished Worl; at
the Cottage Hotel and gone 10 Bar
net
Lawyer Oliver Cameron OF Island
Pond was in town Oh business Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Folsom were
here Friday on their way to Hard
wick and Wolcott.
Mrs. Flora M. Bailey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. S. Hunt in Pcachanl.
John Harvey of West Barnet W.T.
Il business visitor here Tuesday.
Pearl Henderson is sick with in
nuenza at his home on Pearl street.
Mrs. Il. J. Gates of West Burke
spent Tuesday in town.
Mrs. Bert Reynolds and daughter
are home from Blightlok hos
pital much improved in health.
II. 9. c. Babcock returned from
New York, Monday where he was
called by the death Of Il relative.
Frank Goss of the Cumming Con-
struction Co., was i'll town Tuesday
from Someriworth, N. II.
A. l.. Bailey has bought the How
ard and Forbes store at Wood willie.
Edward Peterson will have charge
of the new store.
Mrs. c. II. Batchclder Of Lyndoi
Center and Mrs. Staples from Lyndo,>
Corner were business visitors here
Tuesday.
Lieut.. Walter Burke of Sharon
who has beet. in training in the Avic
ton Corp a Kelley Field, Texas, the
past year has been visiting Miss
Frances Hubbard.
Mrs. Maude May has returned from
Il visit with her daughter, Miss Viola
May, who is employed at the Office
of the Christian Science Monitor in
Boston.
The Mems club of st. Andrews
church held their ladies' night Tues
day evening, over 20 ladies and gen
tlemen attending. Whist was enjoyed
and refresh ments served.
\, -. Mrs-Jan1ie Walch of Danville vyns
in town Wednesday to attend the an
nual meeting of the Church of the
Messiah. and was the guest Of Miss
Mary Shorey.
The attention of women, who arc
rather new at the business of voting,
is called to the notice of the town
caucus to be held Saturday. Feb. Is.
at the Town Hall. Also to the check
list, copies of which appear in the
most office. Town Clerks Office. Frank
Browns store, Searles' Drug store, at
the Centre and East st. Johnsbury.
In order to vote at the caucus or town
meeting, women as well as men, must
see that their names are on this
check list, that they were or last year
will not do.
Harvey Moore Kelley died early
this morning, Feb. II at his resi-
dence, 10 Summer street. The fi!-
neral will be held at his late home
Thursday afternoon at 100. He lla1
been in poor health for Some time
Mrs. Kelley is quite i'll.
Stanley C. Painter, the state Pig
Club agent, is spending the week in
Caledonia county, working with the
Farm Bureau to put across the Coun
ty Pig CLUB contest. Any boy or girl
under 10 years Of age can enter this
contest. Further information will be
given in the near future
Ng. Poon Chew will be the rcxt
entertainer in the lecture course, Fri
day night at the Armory. Dr.. Ne
Poon Chew is declared by those who
have heard him lecture to be tn"
most entertaining speaker that CAL
if0rnia has at the present time on the
public platform.
Prof. c. c. Bonnettc Of st. Johns
bury mas just signed 20 week con-
tract with the Howard Cox Amusc-
ment Co. of New York and Boston to
make aBloon Assencions and perform
his other acts, at Summer Parks and
Fairs this season. Prof. Bonncttc will
work through the New England
states until October, then he goes
south for October and November.
He hopes Howard & Co. may be able
to contract for our local fairs as he
is anxious to show his friends his
work in new lines.
The Stanley Furniture Company at
the corner of Main and Chu""'
streets, are rcmodeling and changing
about their store to have one of the
est house-furnishing emporiums in
the state of Vermont. Two energetic
progre ssive men have hold of the bus :
mess who will make the old Stanley
furniture stand a live-wrc store. This
week they are sacrificing their line
of New Home Sewing machines to
make room for some new goods.
Many a woman in st. Johnsbury who
has long wanted first class SEWN"
machine can get a bargain by talk