St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-14

MAINE anu VIII Hletkc tHciI Hoi!c III
East Burke.
E. l. .Spaulding of Haverhill, Mass
returned home Saturday morning af-
ter spending a few days with his
cousin, Mrs. Florence Smith.
Mi. and Mrs. l.. ". Stafford have
returned to their home on Cross ST.,
from the Brightlook Hospital, where
MI Stafford has been recovering
from avery Serious operation sus-
tanned in the latter part OF May. Mrs.
Stafford has been in the hospital with
him since the middle of June. Both
are progressing in health, and Mr..
Stafford hopes to return to his bust
ness in two or three weeks.
Nh and Mrs. Raw Cusson and
family from Arkansas City, Kan, are
visiting MI. and Mrs. Joseph FIRE.
Ghetto for a few days. They made the
trim by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H. Turner and
son, Harold of Winthrop, Mass, are
. visiting old friends during the scs
sions of the Chautauqua.
Leroy Fl. Parker, who recently
died in Portland, Ore, was born in
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 26, 1919, and
worked for several years in the scale
{ factory. In 1868 he was sent to San
Francisco to establish the branch
house in that city and IL years later
became the manager of the Portland
House. He held this position 20
wears and under his management it
became one of the most important
+ machinery houses on the northern
! Pacific coast.
George C. Cowlin" has sold his in
| terest in the Rlakc-Cowlino Manu-
featuring Co. to Charles o. Blake,
The inventor of tho HEADLIGHT attach
mon and nartncr in the corporatioH.
Mrs. Philip H. Stone, who came
cast from Pasadena with her husband
and STONED with relatives in SprinC-
field. Mass, and WASHINGTON, reach
cd St. Johnsburv "Wednesday evening
and both arc stopping at the st.
Johnsburv House.
The Searchlight Club of the South !
church and the Missionary Round !
Table of the North church will have
Il social cvcnin" at Elmwoodc Mon !
dav ni~ht.
Cecil Palmer and family, Charles
A. Shields and family spent Monday
1T Smuroler's Notch.
Harold Wells of Burlington is
here visitin" his relatives the Will
lards on his way to Bethlehem, where
he has a position as clerk in a hotel
during hi, vacation.
home from Burlington where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mae Wells.
Dr. and Mrs. Dale S. Atwood and
son arc spending two weeks in Bruns-
wick, Me
Misses Marion and Maud Hall, Miss
Pauline Beck and Mildred Ram were
in camp at Joc's Pond Over the holt
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred G. Johnson and
son. Gilbert. Misses Florence, Hlda
and Edna Day and Miss Mia Olcott
have returned from Old Orchard,
Me, and other Maine beaches. -
Ernest Shcrburne srent the hol;-
dnv with friends at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Chase and
Mrs. Fred Larow spent the vast few
davs at Harvev's Pond
The big elm tree OH the "Roosc-
welt" property of Charles S. Hast
ings has been condemned as unsound
and dangerous to surrounding build
inGs, and will be removed as soon as
MI. Hastings can find any one to
do the work. This is one of the
largest Gins in this village.
Miss Doris Macie has gone to
Orleans for two weeks.
Mrs. Walter J. Lewis and son are
spending their vacation in Vcrshirc.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Powers are
spending this week in Sherbrookc.
MI. and Mrs. Harry 3. Stanton,
Mrs. Alice st Jock, Frank N. Carr
and Luman Stanton went to the Bal
sans Sunday. They came home
through the Crawford Notch, having
4 most enjoyable trim of ga miles
Miss Marion Corlcv has returned J
TO her work, at the Geo. H. Cross Co
after a weeks vacation. l
Miss Anna Corlcy is having a {
weeks vacation from her work at the t
3. H. Cross; Co. store.
Amos w. Scott Jr. spent Sunday t
with his parents here from his work l
1t the Cary farm.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer E. Hooker {
nave moved from Railroad street to '
| tenement on the Billiard estate. {
MI. and Mrs. C. S. Sanborn arc !
nome from fishing trip in New /
Miss Agnes Lowell is taking va t
,ation from the Woodwork store. t
MI. and Mrs. II. A. Power and v
son, Truman, are spending their va v
,ation at Gloucester, Mass.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur E. Goode- S
lough spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Smith at East Burke. r
Mrs. w. ID. Pearl is visiting her h
sister, Mrs. Charles Sias, at New t
BORT. @
Mrs. James J. MaGill and Miss
iladys MaGill visited Mrs. James t
4unge of East Burke, Sunday. i
Mrs. J. N. Wctherbec of Concord, t
'. H., has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. II. johnson. n
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen c. Carpenter C
md family have rome to their camp
It Willoughby lake for the summer. f
Miss Doris Thurston of Walden 4
pcnt the past week with her friend,
Miss Beulah T. Clifford. il
Mrs. Emma B. Babbidge, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles f. Peck and Arthur w. t
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