Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-09-03
St. JOhnsbury LOCa


stable, preparatory to the constluc
ton by the village of a new cement
sidewalk, from Main to Summer
streets.
The sugar shortage continues
acute both in st. Johnsbury and vi
entity and so far as the Caledonian
can ascertain there is no granulatcd
sugar in any of the stores of st.
Johnsbury and vicinity. Many fam
lilies arc using brown sugar and
there seems to be no prospect CT an
immediate relief.
The Ladies' Aid of the Grace
Methodist church will hold a food
5alc in the Assembly room on Satur-
day afternoon. Orders may be tele-
phoncd to Mrs. Clara Ward. Tel. 258-
3. 53-2t
Mrs. Guy W. Hill and Master Will
lard S. Hill returned home Friday af-
ter spending a vacation of five weeks
iE New Jersey, Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Flewellyn of
Boston are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Peterson.
Supt. w. H. Young has gone to
Portland looking after more teachers
for the public schools. All the public
schools open for the fall term on
Monday, Sept. 8.
Miss Ethel Mitchell of Woodsvillc
will spend several days at the home
of Miss Agnes Walbridgc on Central
street.
Arthur E. White of Montpelier
who has been in the office of the de-
partment of charities and probation
for the past two years, called on his
St. Johnsbury friends Friday.
DR.. Clayton p. House of Washing
ton state is here on business Thurs
day. He will spend some time in tho
East visiting at South Royaltor
where he practiced medicine in hi.
younger days.
William C. Tyler and his daughter
Miss Ruth Tyler, of LAGRANGE, I'LL.
arc visiting their St. Johnsbuly
friends for few days and are most
cordially greeted by their many
friends.
Mrs. Frank B. Hooker entertained
| the past week Mrs. Inez II. Hooker
of Portland, Ore, Mrs. Ida M. Lair6
of Detroit, Mrs. Alfred Hooker o.
Hardwick, Mrs. Anna Conway ant
her daughter, Gertrude, of Marshow
p. O., and Mr. and Mrs. d. E. Wood
ward of Marshficld.
Rev. e. G.. French of Danvillc wa
a St. Johnsbury visitor Friday. MI
French has accepted position a
one of the speakers in the Congrega
tional tercentenary campaign ant
will start next month for tour o
Maine and Massachusetts where h
will speak in the churches. Mrs
French soon removes from Danvill
to johnson for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Castongua
who have been visiting relatives i
town returned to their home in Til
ton Friday.
Mrs. Julia Addy who has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Williar
Trainor, went to Claremont, befor
returning to her home in Montpelier
Miss Jennie Wrinkle of Grotor
/ who has been the guest of Mill Ad
die Alvord the last week returne
home Friday.
E. Maud Gray of Woonsocket VIII
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mr.
Dwight Wells the past five weeks, re
turned home Friday.
Miss Bessie Morrison and Mis-
Irene McLoud of Springfield. Mass
who have been guests of Alex an
Fred Smith, returned home Friday.
Bert Higgins with his Hereford
and Harry Daniels, with his fame
poultry carried off the lions shal
, of premiums at the Morrisville fai
Mrs. H. M. Brigham, Miss Brig
5 ham, Mrs. A. B Bennett and Dav
2 Bennett who have spent the summ'
n here and in nearby towns returned
their homes in Hartford. Friday.
4 Miss E Nelson of Brooklyn, WI
), has spent the summer with her 81
: ter, Mrs. I. G. Rolfe, returned to HI
home Friday, accompanied by MI
= Rolfe, who will visit there fe
= weeks.
r DR.. Dale S. Atwood, DIR. and MI
e Harold P. Frost of Worcester al
DR.. and Mrs. Myron B. Barstow
+ Boston started Monday for week
:, outing at Willoughby Lake.
V Vermont Association Notes f
4 June has fine pictures of the Pa
sumpsic Boy Scouts and the S
o Johnsbury Boy Scouts with interes
S ing accounts of their various actiN
= ties.
h The many Danville and st. John
e bury friends of Drum H. Stevens W
be glad to know that he is doing
o we'll as can be expected after his I
e cent operation at Brightlook hosl
It tai.
d Alexander Dunnett, Esq, was
t Montpelier Friday attending the fiji
meeting of the committee to propo
# amendments to the constitution
IS Vermont.
C Robert P. Meigs and Miss Virgin
=. Weston were married Thursday CIV
o ming by Rev. George A. Martin a
;. will be at home at 103 Railro
It street. Mr.. Meips is the son of t