Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-12
a Solid Page o. 6. Johnsbury Local


? ,.on il Richlo.d and has commence
his work,
, Mrs. Howard Blossom, who til
been here the past five weeks, cal
ing for Mrs. Frank Blossom, return
ed 10 her horne in Barre, Friday.
Mrs Herbert SpeAro is recovering
from her recent illness and it is eN
r2cted she viii be able 10 be out i
a few days.
The Lotus Qua:tctte OF Boston witl
d reader, have been secured for III
entertainment to be given by thc Ma
sons, March 20.
Ernest Skinner of Passump,ie. Mrs
Frod Lindsay, MIS-. Guy Lindsay ant
son, Paul, OF Barnet were in tow
Thursday.
Mrs. Leon Webster and Mrs. Ber
Hampson of Woodsville, Mis- Minnis
Jewell Of Rumncy, N. H., were here
on business Friday.
Don Judkins Of Barnet WIS in town
Thursday with Il team. His friend,
say it was AN unusual thing as he
always drive car III kinds Of tYaV-
cling.
M, 4. Il. Sargent is assisting N
the oLugce and Smythe store during
the absence OF Miss Florence Bou-
tain, MIS-. Clarence Bennett and Miss
t'uiilla Bilodcau.
MIS-. Marjorie V. Chamberlain has
returned to her home in Nashua, N.
H., after spending a few days with
her parents, Nj. and Mrs. 3. G. Var
mum on the Danville road.
Miss Madlyn Dudley Of Lyndonville
was here Friday to visit her mother,
Mrs. NJ. L. Dudley at MIS-. Halvcy's
sanitorium. Saturday morning she
went to Rutland where she has po-
sition rs reporter OH the Katland
Herald.
Mrs A. c. Underwood and her
mother Mrs A. A. Coc, of Barton
aye spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Gee, who is so years Of age, has
done u remarkable amount OF Fed
Cross work, having knit 800 pairs CT
socks, and Il number Of helmets,
scarfs and sweaters. She is a sister
10 Mrs. Sarah johnson Of Central
street.
A social and dance was given b.
the Ma2ons at Masonic Temple, Fri
day evening. A fine musical program
Waa rendered consisting of the fol
loving numbers: Solo: Indian Love
Son@, r. H, Brooks; solo, Thn SWal-
lows, Miss Mia Palmer; violin solo,
Icdiiation. Allen Hunter; piano solo,
EalclIick By Mooro MARGARET
Brooks; solo. "On thc Road to Man
ada1y" L. f., Brock. After the
program dancing was in order Re
were served. Nearly zoe |
{ ttoaIo(].
Paul Towe, son Of Ex-Lieul. Cox.
Fraok 7. Howe, who j. attending The
State Agricultural school at Lyndon.
4aa q Ni-ito" here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. u. Policy were at
9Tontpc!jar Triday, where NJ. Pelley
,noke in the evening It thc Vermont
''feSs 'neet'n%'
The New Engl1nd Stage Children
If which there are six. and GjignAti,
he MAGICIAN, vii he the aitr4rijon
n The lecture course, Friday evening,
March II, at the Colonial Theatre.
entertainment Of "na"ic.
oith and mystery is clever and cap
iVati1g.'
MIS-. 7. ]. Norris Of Wells EiYef,
vas a business visitor here Moo''ay
Miss SaNai7 tifeclWood OF LynH"n-
lille wae here Monday.
Dir. u. {. %tet2on left Monday 70"
'iontpoIler or business.
Mrs Carrie P'por wa, called to
Lancaster. MoHd"y. on 4 case.
MIS- Irving bIoWN and ."r' filliil''
If Orleans was here Monday:
Homer c. meals and family arc
confined to tho house by inluenza.
B; Z. Grout Of Newport was visit
II here saturday.
MH|' II. >. hsod"ot' returned tfH-
'ay from . visit to Fellows Falls.
a. S. Fox Of l-yndonvidc spent sun,
'&N mere with his ialher. II. II. Fo&-
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Long spent
'ew days last week ~ Boston.
Lieut. Lrwic v hight OF fiovl@''ce,
:. l., visited hi parents, M. ana
Viz. Guy WRIGHT. The weekend: