St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-23
Eastern

Co on Railroad street. is an item of
IL, usual intelnGt. Nh. Weiner has
lec.l 4 merchant here FOR the past six
years ana has gradually increased
II business so that now he is 10
open i LARGE and pr oppressive mer-
ckanGisin9 store in one OF the best
lrCationG in town.
Tne Boy S2o;:,a Of Troops One
ana Two o. 81. John, bury leave "'.it
/ T,llr for a Ten day camping tip At
Like t'airlee. The boys viii stay at
{ I!np Billings, which is the Windsor
County y. VI. {. A. Camp. and has
every facility tor an up-to.d"tc boy
camp. About Iorty boy ale leaving
1lo:n ~. JohnSbuiy, and viii b., under
the direction o. l.. IL. Baxter,
/ Sroutmastel OF Troop Two. Each
| boy with his camp lu"oA%e, Is 10 be
4. th, No!lh church al LID, rain or
| shine, where seven automobiles. vii!
| /; l>c them TO camp.
! Amos ~. Scott and Jack Adams
were III Barre Thursday on business.
&lisS Alice Nichols. who has been
v, ting her brother, Robert Nichols,
returned to Boston Thu sl;.y night.
i Prof. o. VI. W. Spla4uc and family
OF Cambridge, Mass, are in town on
| tfeir way to their cottage al Caspian
| Like.
| Morton Taylor left Thursday night
ior Boston, to begin his new duties
for the Plymouth System there.
l.. II. Hallctt is at home from
Springfield, Mass, where he attended
the meeting of the Exchange Man
ayers.
Alton Hallctt, OF White River
junction, is here visiting his father,
L. H. Hallett.
Mrs. Grace Cass, who spent We'd
ncsday and Thursday at her home
in Hardwick, returned home Friday
morning.
The Outlook Club will hold their
AZ hual picnic fol the members OF the
club and their families only, at the
Hastings farm in Waterford, next
Wednesday, June %. There will be a
short business meeting at that time.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Chesley spent
Thursday at Joe's Pond.
Alvi Caldelwood, Donald Blodgett,
Alton FaN, and Verne Aiken went to
Buffalo Thursday afternoon, and will
TN back some cars for the GOss Ga
rage.
Miss Thclma Arbucklc and Miss
Cl~ribel Wheeler, of W olcott, arc the
guests OF Mrs. H. ID. Waite, on their
return from various points in New
Hampshire.
Nh. and Mrs. C. Fl. Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Z. Lachancc have
returned from an auto trip to Laco-
nj;.. N. H., and Burlington.
Miss Lucy Dcsoteaul and fatel,
Mr.. Desoteaul of Adams, Mass, We're
here to attend the graduating exel-
cises of Mt. st. Joseph School, and
to visit relatives.
Robert McGillivray, a former resi-
dent here, but now of Dover, N. H.,
t. Il visitor in town for few days.
Harold p. Adams OF Boston, and f.
II. Hallctt will hold meeting of the
New England Milk Producers at Bar
net tonight.
Lindol Gilman is in Boston visit
ing his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
he'd ID. Gilman.
Miss Maria Landry comes home
from her school in Sherbio coke Sat-
urday, to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Landry.
Mrs. Ethel Morse of Danville was
4 business visitor in town Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Gus Maynard of
Bath, Me-, are visiting in town.
Mrs. H. N. Blodgett OF St. Johns
bury Center spent Thursday in town.
MI. and Mrs. Sam Gibbons are
spending the week in New York.
MI. and Mrs. H. W. Powers and
daughter Helen of Fitzdale were here
to attend the graduating exercises of
the Junior High School Thursday.
The Rev. Daniel Sanford, for
many years diocesan missionary of
Vermont, now of Ward, Penn, was
IL guest of the Rev. Dr.. A. p. Grint
Thursday
Funeral services for the late Ho-
rae" A. Kidder we've held Wednes-
dav afternoon in the Masonic
Temple. The Rev. A. S. Woods uff
conducted the services in the Temnle
which were largely attended. The
bearers were all business men of the
town, Frank Ball, C. +. Braley. Hen
~ Goodrich, Louis Smythe, Charles
Cilfllan. Palestine Commahdery, No
) furnished the escort to the ceme-
tory. where the Masonic rites for the
dead were performed under the direc-
ton of Moose River Lodge of Con-
ccrd. Intelment was in Mount |
Pleasant cemetery.
Mrs. George Hastings of ConcoT!
spent Tuesday in town.
MI. and Mrs. Carroll H. Fox arc /
in Wilder today to attend the How
ard Palmer wedding.
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, who has been |
spending q few weeks at Fabyans,
home Tuesday.
Miss Velma Human celebrated
her eighth birthday with a party at
her home Mondav afternoon. Twelve
of her young friends were entertain
ed. There were games and music by
Miss Humans music teacher, Miss
Glenn Robinson, and dainty refresh
ments were served. All had a very
time.
Miss Alpha N. Amey is spending
4 few days as the guest of Miss
Helen ]. May.
David S. Conant and family are
spending few days at Fairlee.