St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-03-24
THE WEEKLY cALEDoNIAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH a. 1920

Springfield, VT, on March 10.
Remember Henault's orchest,:
plays in Cables Hall, Lyndonville, to
night. adj,
Miss Lulu Blake OF Cabot is visit
ing st. Johnsbury friends.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Lafferty of Mont
pelier are spending few days witt
their daughter, Mrs. Louis +. Oslo!
on Pearl street.
A son was born on March 10Th Al
Brightlook hospital to Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Dolman of White River juno,
ton Their many friends are extend.
ing congratulations.
Clark Rowcll of West Barnet was
II. business visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Jenne and little sons
Charles and Malcolm jennie, whc
have been here several weeks, left
for their home in Windsor Thursday
| Mrs. JENNIE was accompanied by hcl
mother, Mrs. Charles c. Locke, who
will spend some time with her.
Pearl Griggs and Donald Elodgc.;
of the c. H. Goss Co., left Thursday
for Boston to attend the auto show.
G. c. Hodges of White River juno
ton is i'll at the home of his brother,
p. H. Hodges, on Railroad street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jewett arc
in Boston for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Drew of New
port visited here Wednesday.
l..
Boston.
George w. Caldbeck is at his lum-
Der camp in Lowellton, Me.
Miss Helen Estabrooks is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew C. Richie, at West Barnet
Richard Wolthen has finished work
at the American Express Office and
entered the employ of the George II.
Cross bakery.
Dean Simpson went to Lyndonvillc
Friday to call on his father, Archie
laus Simpson. The latter narrowly
escaped a bad injury while clearing
up the freight wreck at St. Johns
bury Center Thursday, Il bale of plup
wood squeezing him against one CT
the cars as the pulp was being lifted
from the car. He was not seriously
hurt.
Maj. E. Gibson, U. S. A., Inspector
Instructor OF the National Guard of
Vermont, was here Wednesday night
to attend the weekly drill Of Company
ID at the Armory. Major Gibson cx-
pressed himself as we'll pleased with
the appearance and discipline of the
Company and said he hoped that
more of the town would join the OIL
ganization.
Harry NJ. Day returned from the
automobile show in Boston Thursday.
A. F. Lawrence, road commissioner,
and S. L. Grant, selectman, accom-
panied him on the trip and while
there they bought of Mr.. Day a 2is
ton Selden truck to be used on the
roads of St. Johnsbury this summer.
u. ID. Bean, who is enjoying sum-
mer weather in St. Petersburg, Fla,
recently won the domino contest
there in Williams Park. held by the
Sunshine Checkers, Chess and DOM
inc club.
Lenten services will be held at
St. Andrews parish at 7.30 this even
ing with dissertation on st. Johns
Gospel
Mrs. ]. Rolf Searlcs entertained
a group of friends at her home at
dinner on Thursday evening. !
Those from St. Johnsbuly were Mrs.
Archie b Wilcomb, Mrs. Ebert +.
Gage, Mrs. Charles B. Rathbun, Ms.
A. L. Ashcraft, Mrs. c. Roy Calder
wood while the out of town guests
were Mrs. Raymond Worthcn and
Mrs. Horace Bailey Of Wells River.
John D Hall of Berlin, N. H., is
visiting friends here and at North
Danville.
Mrs. George Lachance and Mrs.
John Asselin are working at the new
shirt factory.
Charles Bean, who has been in
Brightlook hospital the past five
weeks, was able to 60 to his home in
Walden Thursday.
Herbert Lachance of Berlin is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lachance.
Mrs. Clayton Daniels was called
aWy by the death of her brother,
JAMES Montgomery.
NJ. M. Counsel is home from a trip
to Boston.
Paul d. Gilman is home from Wis
it to Boston. |,
Miss Margaret Paine left friday
for Wallingford to visit her friend,
Mrs. Louis Hall, few days.
Mrs. F. B. Richards left Friday
for New York to be absent for ten
days.
Mrs A. F Morse who has been
here visiting returned to her home ,
in Barnet Friday.
Major Thomas Murphy cf WASH ,
rgton, representing 1.-THE War Risk H.
surance bureau, was ia s.. lohnsbujy ,
Thursday in conference with Miss '
Loa Valney, the local Red C.os.' ,
worker who is assisting in the war |
risk work for soldiers ard :lleir fan.l.
lies. He gave some instructive in s
formation for guidance OF the lor"'
workers. |
Miss Eunice May is making a sat !
sfactory recovery from recent OPP I
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