St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-05

gan OF lndSor spent the past It"
days with their families. They expect
to move their families there soon.
Robert H. Riggs and. family have
moved to Torrinoton, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer have
leased the ChcSley house on Sum-
The monthly betting of the Board
of Charities and Probation will be
held at The Museum Wednesday. AT
3 o'clock in the evening they will have
Joint meeting with the executive
committee of the Vermont Children's
Aid Society.
George c. Cary has purchased q
Cadillac sedan of the Northern Cad
lilac Co.
Mrs. .Abbie J. Balch has taken
rooms at Mrs. Martha Smiths on
Summer Street.
Mrs. Adelaide Sawyer, who died at
her home in Greensboro Friday, was
IS years old and sister of Mrs. c.
A. Calde wood of St. Johnsbury. MIS-.
Sherman H. Calderwood and Alvi +.
Caldcrwood attended the funeral.
The II gular meeting of the Cham.
berlin Il ,lief Corps will be held
l hui aud.{ evening", 3Nuy y, "' ''''
o'clock. All officers and members
who can are asked to be ut the hall at
o'clock for rehearsal. Bring supper
as usual.
George r. Bagbv of Danville was
business visitor here TUESDAY.
Ross Davis of Danville is in
B.iphtlook hospital for treatment.
Miss Iva Wilde of Johnson has
been her, visiting the past few days.
Mrs. Sam Hatch of Danville is in
Brightlook hospital recovering from
an opera ion.
Where YER presented "king of
Tramps" has been stamped "the best"
and the most wholesome of Tramp
Comedie :. These are some of the rea-
sons for tho unprecedented success of
"Thc King of Tramps,' which will
come to the Colonial Theatre, Thurs
day evening of this week.
The S.. Johnsbury Gas Company
has advanced their rates on account
of increa led cost of supplies, effective
June /. 1920. After that date the
rate will be SO s. per thousand feet.
with a rate of 1925 for those using
5000 to 10000 cubic feet a month and
$2.10 for those using over 10000 feet
a month. The present rate is 81 a
thousand.
"Shake speare" MacKirby gave an
excellent exhibition of billiard play
inc at tn, Barquin Pool Rooms on
Eastern Avenue. McKirby first play
cd a game of fifty points against f..
Smith. He used one hand while his cp-
poncnt used two. Shakespeare" won
by ten points. He then pavc an
hours exhibition shooting off a spot,
making cushion bank shots and enter
tanning large crowd bv his wonder
full accuracy. ,
Announcement have been received
of the marriage in Lynn, Mass, on
May 4 of Marion Blanche 1ohn*on OF
Boston and John Henry Gauthlcr OF
Springfield. Mass.
A record breaking crowd went to
the Sargent farm auction sale in st:
Johnsbury Center this afternoon. All
the stock and personal property was
for sale.
Motorists can now enjoy the beau
tiful ride down the Passumpsic as far
as Barnet Mountain. The roads are in
good condition as far as the south
side of the mountain where there IS a
bad hole.
Charles +. Kirk has sold the l..
w. Ford property on Harrison Ave.
to Carl Smith. Possession given May
Is.
Dr.. John NJ. Allen and l.. N.
Smythe returned Sunday afternoon
from a weeks trip to Philadelphia
where DR.. Allen was so successful in
selling Holstein stock at the Brent
wood auction.
Ellen Powers, housekceper at Bcr-
trand's Hall, is taking two weeks
vacation visiting friends in Haver-
hill, Mass, Boston and New York.
Mrs. Alice Meade is taking her place
at Bertrand hall.
Miss Edith M. Clifford of North
Danvillc visited her aunt, at No. 6
Summer street, Friday.
Mrs. E. Barquin has purchased a
touring cal.
Miss Helen Stearns returned to
Bridgewater Normal school Sunday
night after a weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George H..
Stearns.
Harry Stanton has moved his FAM
lily to the house on Summer street,
which he recently purchased of
Charles Marshall.
The many pupils of B. Frank Har-
ris, the popular piano teacher, will
take part in a recital at Pythian hall,
Saturday afternoon. The recitl be-
gins at 2 o'clock. The public is in
vited to attend.
Mrs. George H. Cross has returned
from a winter spent at Biddeford,
Me-, with her daughter, Mrs. j.
Frank Trull.
C. J. Gilfllan and Ellcry +. Clark
have gone to Irasburg where the =
eral highway project which Mr.. Gil
fillan started last season will be fin
ished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culricr, the Misses
Cantlin, Vincent Mollca and Allarl
Graves motorcd from Lebanon, N. H.,
Sunday afternoon and visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Graves.
David f. Porter went Monday af-
ternoon to Guildhall to attend Essex
county court.
The May meeting of the Brightlo TX
Hospital Aid Association will be held
at the Nurses Home Monday after-