Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-10-01

eight years has followed the lars
through the fall taking tintypes, goes
to Plymouth, N. H., fair this week
This will be the ninth fair Mr.. Dana
has attended this season.
The many friends Of Mrs. Susan
f. Draper will regret to learn that
she suffered Il stroke Of paralysis last
week at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Frank l.. Miner. She is getting
along as comfortably as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LauGhl!n
and II. X. Lapghlin of Boston alr'
Miss Rider of Lowell, Mass, who
have been the guests of Mrs. l.. Min
Ell, went to Whitefield Monday to Wis
it relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Massey and
Madam Massey of North panvi'!e
were here Sunday to see Mrs. Mas
sey's father, Drum H. Stevens It
the Brightlook Hospital. Mr.. Stew
ems is gaining.
Leon J. Charland, the foreman Of
the Evening Caledonian Office, Is
spending a few days in Portland and
the Maine beaches. Mrs. Charland,
who has Eeen away for the prst few
weeks, returns home with him.
Dr.. and Mrs. George +. Cheney C.
turned from Highgate Springs Satnr-
day being called home by the death
of DR.. Cheneys sister, Mrs. George
F. Adams. DR.. and Mrs. Cheney at
tended the funeral at Newport Sun
day.
Mrs. Robert w. Simonds and sons,
Robert and Rolf, of Montpelier were
guests at the home of DR.. f. e. Far
MGR over Sunday. Mrs. Simonds eX.
poets to 60 soon to Gardner, Mass
where Mr.. Simonds is now located in
law business. Miss Dorothy Simonds
is attending the Moody school at
Mortified.
These are the advertised letters at
the st. Johnsbury post office for the
past week: Mrs. Joseph Cox, Miss
Vera E. Jacques, Miss Mabel Law
renee, Miss Christie Morrison, Mrs.
f. S. Stafford, Rev. Frank M. Hazen,
John Hastings, Dclbert Lanks, Jerry
Massey, Eddie Patnode, r. G. Ray
mond, Stanley Shapard, Alfred p.
Wheeler.
Mrs. w. A. Kicker leaves Saturday
for San Francisco and will be there
to meet her son, Albert A. Kicker,
who sailed from Japan on Sept. 2"
and is expected to reach San Frar-
cisco Oct. IL. Mr.. Kicker has been
connected with the Shanghai branch
of the First National bank of Boston
and has been sick with pleurisy. He
cabled from Kobe, Japan, tha1 he
was well and would reach American
shores Oct. IL.
Alphonse Lapanne, for the past
ten years employed by H. J. Good
rich, has gone into partnership with
Omar Duval in the Eastern Market
at No. 81 Concord Avenue. Mr.. Du-
val reports that business has increas-
ed so that he could not attend to the
work alone. Mr.. Lapanne will take
charge of the cooking, curing and
smoking departments of the Eastern
lnuEkeC ana VIII lOOh dlICI WIG
cial end of the business.
The annual district meeting of.the
Rebekah lodges of the sixth district
will be held with Olive Branch lodge,
No. a at St. Johnsbury on Tuesday,
Oct. IA. A banquet will be served at
6. The Grand officers will be present
and the degrees will be eXempliiicd.
The public are cordially invited to
the annual gathering of the Caledo-
MIA County Sunday school associa-
ton at the South church this even
ing. Following a praise service there
will be an address on Goods Apprc-
citation of Youth" by Rev. G. E. Rob-
! bins, secretary of the Vermont State
Sunday school convention, who has
recently returned from service over
seas.
Henry Jackson of Groveton is Wis
iting at A. w. Babcock's. Tuesday,
Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Jackson Wis
tied S. J. Astle at Monroe.
Sidney Page, formerly with Swift
G. Co., Raymond and Fred A. Flint
have bought an interest in the St..
Johnsbury Grocery Co.
The BARRIERS have decided to close
their shop every Saturday night at
ten o'clock and not to open their
shops until 8 in the morning. There
will be no change on the hours Of
closing the other evenings of the
week-Mondays, Wednesday and
kFriday at 8 p. NJ, and Tuesday and
Thursday at 6 p. m.
(! A Ford limousine car coming up
Eastern avenue Monday evening col
lded with r. w. Kelley's Oldsmobile
coupe, which was without any occu-
pant and standing by the sidewalk.
1t is understood that the driver of the
Ford car lost his power and could not
control his brakes. The accident oc-
Cured just as the crowd was coming
out of the first show at the movies
and attracted many people. Mr.
Kelley knew nothing of the accident
until after he came out of the show
The Ford car was driven by Mr.
Bottsford of New York and he
promptly settled for all damage tc
Mr.. Kelley's car.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Carpenter Of
Toledo, Ohio, who have been visiting
at Warren Knapp's left for theil
home Tuesday.
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