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

summer in the building OF large
girls camp.
Nj. and Nj. Robert Watson, Of
Utica. NcW York. have been for few
day. the guests of his mother, brother
and sisters, here in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Eu>tacc Heattic and
Mr.. Ida Locke were in st. JohnSbuiN
for the week end MIS-. Beattic and
her mother will remain for ii few
DAYS and pack up and dispose of Mrs.
Locl;c's household goods, as she will
come here to live with her daughter.
They expect to move soon into the
lower tenement OF Mrs. \. J. Chap
lm's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burns and
from Florida, where he has been rum
ming IN engine this winter. and en-
Toying the cScape from our severe eli
mate.
Mrs. Samuel Holbrook has been
quite i'll with the grip and her little
daughter with the Group. Her moth
ct, MIS-. James Buell., has been here
taking care Of them.
Miss Lora Watchie has been in
Boston tor IL few days, visiting her
brother Thomas Ncaglc.
Miss Jane Terrill. Il former >tu.lcnt
II the Institute, and resident here.
l.; in town from Florida. and plans
to remain with friends here and in
this vicinity for the next few weeks.
Miss Kathleen Lebanon was in
town Monday, with her brother. Roy
, E.cBaron, gon" to West Burke to
live an entertainment Tuesday even
la. She starts vcl"' soon on her
summers work for the Chautauqua
circuit, which will take her into the
extreme West this year.
The funeral OF Mrs. Rufus Aldrich
who died Saturday from typhoid fever
WAS htll at her late home Tuesday
/ afternoon, and attended - the Rev.
: H. J. Human. Mrs. Aldrich's maiden
name was Wells, and she hats bccG
II resident here a number of years.
She was first married to Il Mr. Croft
by whom she i'd ono daughter. Lcona
She then married Rufus Aldrich OF
this place, and they have three young
children. Great s'rmpath, is felt for
the famil- so suddenly bcreavcd of 4;
wife and mother.
! The Woman's Foreign Missionary
/ Society Of the Methodist church
meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
" J. Mcl'arlanc. A most interesting
program has been "rcnared, and these
! MEETINGS are ALWAYS cniovcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Daniels
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Houghton, in Kirby.
"A. +. Christopher has added Il
lar"c plate glass mirror to his soda
fountain equipment and now has the
! room finished and furnished complete
". The store is painted white. in
side and out and an ornamental lat
| tice separates the min store from the
ice cream parlol. in the rear Small
tables and bent wood chairs cater to
the thirsty publ" the furnishings are
/ simple hut in the best taste, and the
whole effect is neat, charming and
calculated to appeal to the fastidious
public. Philip Ncrgani who has been
in business Northfeld. is clerking
there now, with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
topher
This is "Clcan-un Week" under the
auspices OF the Village Improvement
Society, and every one is asked to CO.
operate in making their houses and
j lawns look as well as possible. On
Friday teams will be sent around and
carry away all the rubbish, if it is
placed on the sidewalk. As a General
thing, this villa"c is kept in fairly
good condition, but there are num-
crous places. especially in the spring
which need thorough cleaning out.
Mrs. Rufus Aldlich. who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever and result
ing complications. died at her home
on Main street Saturday evening.
She leaves Il husband and four young
children to mourn her loss.
Glen Pearl was at his home in Shelf
field over Sunday, and acted as one