St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

/ accepted IN INV alton !. \ ma g the re-
turn visit to Golden Rule Gnaptcr of
! Shcrbrookc on Saturday, June }. l.
j., planned to leave S.. Johnsburv ut
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, arrive
in Shcrbrooke in time for supper, and
return on Sunday.
Miss Sadie p. Cameron. who has
spent the winter IN the South, has re-
turned to ST. Johnsbury for the sum-
mcr.
Eight of the nurses in the training
school at Erightlook Hospital have
gone to Montpelier to take their OK
amlnations before the State board
james A. Impey and Oscar M.
Cummings are in Rutland attending,
convention of the Provident Life
and Trust Company.
Pearl Birch, who is in Briphtlook
Hospital for treatment, is improving.
Arthur 1loyt of Laconia is here for
few days on business.
MI. and Mrs. HARP Wheeler are
the parents Of baby boy born MAY
13. '
Ethar A. Garfield spent Thursday
III burlington visitir"' friends.
/ Leo TouSant is very i'll ut the home
! OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alcidc
Iousan', on Pearl Street.
0. H. Newman of Whitcfield wa;
a business visitor in St. Johnsbury
I Wednesday.
! A. W. Babcock and wife have sold
Tot OF land on Lafayette Street to
A. F.. 1.anctot and wife.
Rev. Sidney j. Willis of Pjttsfcld
Me-, called upon old st. Johnsbuyy
I friends Wednesday.
Z. II. Davis has sold his residence
at 20 Harrison Avenue to Ralnh ID.
Sherry who is movin" in. )
Thomas Laxton peas ut CounselPs.
=, adv.
Mr.. AND Mrs. LeRo'- Berry arc in
Sheffield to visit ii few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. M. Massey of St.
Johnsbuiy Center and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gee of Putnc'- visited Mrs. r.
+. Woodward Thursday.
Stanlcv +. Garfield spent Thursday
in Montpelier.
Seven friends Of Master Frank La
point, son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. o.
lamont, very happily surprised him
" cdncs''av on the occasion of his 18th
birthday Games were played, re-
1feshmcntS Of ice crCcm and cake
were served and various reminders of
the day left by the young guests.
Is. STA OF Cambria Mass, is
visiting at the home of Harry NJ.
Day.
A. p. Bows Real E.+atc Ayc~cy
has sold two huildinr lots in Ar)inm-
ton for II. i. Stanley to Finest ".
Stafford Of Victory Nr. S lrcrl will
build Il house there thi; ~,nm,r.
Il. f.. Sargent has plrrl,, ed il ncw
automobile.
Clinton Bellvil1c of Boston visited
some of his old st. Johnsbury fric"ds
Thursday. Mr.. Belville is a brake
man on the Boston 6, Maine railroad
an Just now is runnino on the milk
train between White River junction
and Boston.
The Womap's Auxiliary of the W.
X. Knapp Post of the American Lc-
zion will meet at the Armory Thurs
dH" night. at 8 o'clock. All mothers.
wives and sisters of the members of
the Legion are urged to be present.
Mrs. Edward Dunn of Cabot sncnt
il fe wadys of last week with her
niece, Mrs. Lucicnc Lacroix.
Miss Sue Rouse of Derby Line
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
J. a. Rouse.
Mrs. Fila Russell has returned to
Randolph, after a visit with her par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Hicks.
n. NJ. Scott of Barton visited his
sors here Monday.
Frank Reed, Willard Ball, Mrs.
Harriet Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs. |
VIM. Zero, Mrs. Carrie Douglas were
in Danvillc to attend the funeral of !
Henry Dryer. Z
Vienna Brunette is seriously ill at I
the st. Johnsbury Hosnital.
Mrs. H. A. Brigham and daughter,
Mrs. Bessie l. Blakelcy. went to
Montpelier. Saturday where Mrs.
Brigham will remain for some time.
Mrs. f. f. Millgan Of West Dan
vile visited Mrs. Nellie f. Gle last
week.
Mrs. Homer Rice is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Patience Nutting and little
daughter, Mildred, of Danvillc visit
ed Mrs. c. B. Chase Saturday.
f. p. Hamilton, executive clerk of
the State Board of Education; spent
at his old home.
George Pcarcc of New York is here
visited his sister, Mrs. William Nc
Farlin.
M. and Mrs. Reuben Cheney of
Springfield, Mass, arrived at Will
loughby lake Saturday to open their
cottage for the summer. This was
formerly the Van Arsdale property
and is situated at the southern end
OF the lake.
Mrs. Marion Spcarc returned to
her home in Woodstock Sunday at
ter a visit here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Smythc.
At the Methodist church Sunday
evening reports from the recent
Older Girls Conference at Bul1ing-
ton were given by Misses Doris
Cowlcs, Louise Brown, Barbara Gray,
Lillian M. Martin and Margaret N
Darling. The latter is the supervisor
Of the Girls Communit" League.
At the recent meeting of the Sum
lay School board of Grace Methodist
church it WAS decided to observe
Sunday, June IL, as childrcns day
Acidc Audette, the Calcdonian-