Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-19

Miss BESSIE HOuSh OF Mapl
Grove, Megantic, P. G., visited ME-
Alfred Mckee Monday.
Mrs. Annie Wilson of Bath is her
to spend the winter with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Lena Mckee.
John Ellis was in Montpelier Tues
da,s to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Ar
th,EsEllis.
Miss Fannie N. Sealcy is co :hnc'
20 the house with Il severe cold
Mrs. G. J. Peterson Of East Bcrk
.(shiro is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. EdWarc
K Peterson.
James Virtue has sold his farm il
Concord to john 3. Legare of st
Paterie, =. q. The sale was made
by the Caledonia Real Estate Co.
One hundred and scventy-three
couples attended the dance at Lee
clrc's hall Saturday ;:ght given b!
Hills Novelty Orchestra.
c. A. Forrest of Boston, treasurer
of the Twin State Gas and Electric
Company, is Il business visitor here
this week and cordially greeted by
his friends.
Steps were taken today by Agent
Worthen in charge of the city OK
press office, to prepare for the new
express packing requirements, which
20 into effect on Dec. 10th. He has
been advising express shippers to
study the new rules, which have been
approved by the United States Rail
road Administration, so that they
may be able to adjust their packing
methods to the forthcoming new
standards.
A party of twelve people from St.
Johnsbury and vicinity start for
Los Angeles Wednesday morning.
The party includes Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
B. Spaulding, Mrs. Chase and Mrs.
Hovey, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mont
geometry, Mrs. G. T. SantolucitO, her
four children, and Mrs. Santolucito's
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding,
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Hovey will
spend the winter in southern Califor-
MIA, but the rest of the party expect
to remain in California.
George Parker and family arc NOV
ing to Berlin where Mr.. Parker has
employment.
Mrs. Sarah Woodland Of Newark is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sias Randall.
Mrs. Abbic Colby has returned to
her home in West Burke for Il few
weeks.
James Pano is moving from Main
street to the home of his sister in
Summcrvilc.
Lawyer Guy W. Hill was Il legal
visitor in Lyndonvillc Tuesday.
Harry iGlchrist and family left
Tuesday for Barre where MI Gil
christ has Il position and they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Brewer Of New
York state came Tuesday to make !
their home here. Mr.. Browyer has a
position with the Cary Maple Sugar
Co.
F.. Randall went Tuesday to Bar
net to look after the interests OF ms
farm. N
Mrs. Herbert Parker of Springfield
has been the guest of Mr.. and MIS-.
James Cox IL few days went home
Tuesday.
William Ahcrn picked wild straw
berry blossoms on his farm on the
Lyndon road Nov. 4.
William Zero has sold his house
ON Gren street to Mrs. Mary Roy OF
Cabot The sale was made ny inc
Caledonia Real Estate company,
Lawyer Guy W. Hill returned
Wednesday night from Lebanon N.
H.. where he is counsel for the hbclcc
in the divorce CAGE of Sloan W. Sloan
in Grafton county.
Judge Harland 3. Howe OF Bur
lington was a welcome visitor to ST.
Wednesday.
Edward Brown has gone to Bur
]inrton to take a course in milk test
ING in the agricultural college of the
University of Vermont.
Rev. A. S. Woodworth is making
Il drive to raise $4,000 for the Union
Baptist church to pay for the extern
sivc repairs the past summer and ior
further equipment of the "hurch.
The re-dccoration costs a trlflc over
81 700. and it is the hope of those IN
this church to raise enough money
to buy new pipe organ which VIII
cost S2,1AO. The members OF Mr'
Woodworth'S church and congrcGa-
ton have already subscribed over
$500 towards the drive and the pas
tor is now soliciting contributions
from friends outside the church.
". A. Wright and Charles "A.
ESD, were in Gulldhall FIJI
day on business.
Edward Hopkins for the pas, "lnc
years night clerk at the st. 1ohns-
bury House, has gone to Florida. nc
was accompanied on his trip by +. +.
Crafts of Greenfield, Mass, we'll
known in St. Johnsbury and ire
uuent visitor here. !
George Beldcn, Esq, Of Mlnncapo-
lis is here for few days and cordi-
ally greeted by his friends. He Is
the son of the late Henry c. Belden,
n former we'll known attorney here, ,
and left St. JohnSbury in his boy
hood days to live in the northwestern .
city.
II. 3. Morrison has moved his :
family from Concord to Il tenement {