The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-18
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

been fitted out with new summer
outfits by Steele, Taplin Co., the
well known clothiers!"On the HilP'.
You will find no better dressed force
II the country than our own
Finest"
The announcement that M. A.
Weinel, the progressive Eastern
avenue merchant, is soon to occupy
the present site of the Amos ScOtt
Co on Railroad street, is an item Of
Unusual interest. Mr.. Weiner has
been merchant here fol the past six
years and has gradually increased
h.s business so that now he is to
open a large and progressive mer-
chandisinG store in one OF tho best
locations in town.
The Boy Scouts of Troops One
and Two OF st. Johnsbuly leave Sat
rdav for ten days camping trip at
Lake Fairlce. The boys will stay at
Camp Billings, which is the Windsor
County Y. Nj. c. A. Camp, and has
every facility for an up-todate boys
camp. About forty boys are leaving
fl ON st. Johnsbuly, and will be under
the direction Of l.. H. Baxter,
Scoutmastel OF Troop Two. Each
boy. with his camp luggage, is to be
at the North church at lis, rain or
shine, where seven automobiles will
take them to camp.
Amos w. Scott and Jack Adams
were in Barre Thursday on business.
Miss Alice Nichols, who has been
visiting her brother, Robert Nichols,
returned to Boston Thursday night.
Prof. O. NJ. w. Sprague and family
Of Cambridge, Mass, are in town on
tEeir way to their cottage at Caspian
lake.
Morton Taylor left Thursday night
fo4 Boston, to begin his new duties
fo' the Plymouth System there.
E. H. Hallett is at home from
Springfield, Mass, where he attended
the meeting of the Exchange Man
ayers.
Alton Hallett, of White River
Junction, is here visiting his father,
Z. H. Hallett.
Mrs Grace Cass, who spent We'd
nesday and Thursday at her home
in Hardwick, returned home Friday
morning.
The Outlook Club will hold their
annual 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.
Nj. and Mrs. H. A. Chesley spent
Thursday AZ Joe's Pond.
~ nz~o1I DIaInot+
Alton Fav, and Verne Aiken went to
buffalo Thursday afternoon, and will
lun back some cars for the Goss Ga
rage.
Miss Thelma Arbuckle and Miss
Cluribel Wheeler, of Wolcott, are the
guests of Mrs. H. ID. Waite, on their
return from various points IN New
Hampshire.
Nj. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson and
| Nj. and Mrs. P. E. Lachance have
returned from an auto trip to Laco-
MA. N. H., and Burlington.
Miss Lucy Desoteaul and fater,
| Nh. Desoteaul of Adams, Mass, were
/ here to attend the graduating exer-
cises of Mt. st. Joseph School, and
to visit relatives.
Robert McGillivray, former resi-
dent here, but now OF Dover, N. H.
/ j. visitor in town for few days.
Harold p. Adams of Boston, and e.
H. Hallett will hold a meeting of the
New England Milk Producers at Bar
net tonight.
! Lindol Gilman is in Boston visit
| ina his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tired d. Gilman.
Miss Maria Landry comes home
from her school in Sherbrooke Sat
urday, to spend the summer with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. F. &. Landry.
Mrs. Ethel Morse of Danville was
n business visitor in town Thursday.
Nj. and Mrs. Gus Maynard OF
R.th. 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 ana
daughter Helen of Fitzdale were here
70 attend the graduating exercises OF
the Junior High School Thursday:
The Rev. Daniel Sanford, for
MANY wears diocesan missionary OF
Vermont, now OF Ward, Penn, was
a quest of the Rev. Dr.. A. p. Gnnt
Thursday TT,
Funeral services for the late Ho-
race A. Kidder were held Wednes-
dpv afternoon in the Masonic
Temple. The Rev. A. S. Woodruff
conducted the services in the Temnie
which were largely attended. Inc
bearers were all business men OF the
town. Frank Ball, C. f. Braley, Hen
rv Goodrich, Louis Smythe, Charles
Cjlfllan. Palestine Commandery, NO
! ( furnished the escort to the GENE
terry, where the Masonic rites for r the
dead were performed under the direc-
ton of Moose River Lodge OF Con-
cord. Interment was in Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
! nrrDTSAJI AND AS