St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-03-10

John 7. Cunningham passed away
evening, Mach :, at his
home after "a lone il leSS OF being
confined to his bel.
+. J. Lang and Son, who deliver
milk were unable to get to their Gu
toners Sunday en- account Of the biz
snow storm.
Robert Pierce is very i'll with to.'-
silitis.
There were no services at the
Methodist and Baptist churches Sui
day on account CT the ilh.oSs Of Their
naators, Rev. w. }. McFarlanc and
Rev. C. f Gould.
Mrs A Roy from Livermorc Fall;
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Lorenzo
Eaton. d
Miss Olive Cotton and Miss Rosa
moAl Ashley We're guests of Mrs..
Hubert Pierce at Newport last Fin
day.
Dorothy Mcdonald is spending q
few days in Boston.
Mrs. Carrie Harvey is quite ill ~
the home of her nephew, Jessie
Smith.
LYNDONVILLE
Lawrence Bowman of East Burke,
was in town recently for Il short trip.
Mrs Pcllcy Harris OF East Burke
was a week end guest Of Mrs. l.. A.
Daniels.
Mrs. Ernest Bunker, who lives on
North Main street. died Monday af-
tcrnoon, after a brief illness with
pneumonia.
Miss Marion Coirran, who was born
in this village on Feb. 20. 1916,
thought it only fitting that her first
birthday should be observed. And as
her mother agreed, Il little party was
made for her on Saturday last, and
about ten of her friends invited to
celebrate with her. Games and re-
freshmcnts, big birthday cake with
four candles, and many presents for
the little hostess made q delightful
afternoon for the children.
Miss Annie Houghton, Miss Edith
Lewsey, and Miss Marjorie RuggleS
are among the numerous victims of
colds, grip and kindred troubles.
There is to be a concert this week
Thursday evening, under the auspices
of the Village improvement Society
in which our people will be especially
interested. Four young ladies are to
appear, the two daughters of Mr.. and
MIS-. re bert French of ST. Johnsbu,y
who have many friends in town, and
have appeared here in concerts be-
fore, and two Of their school friends.
Miss Il ola French plays the cello,
Miss Marjorie French the violin, and
also reads, Miss Lucy Clark is a So
prano, and Miss Barbara Clark the
accompanist, and reader. All four
girls arc in the Whitney school in
Boston and are going on the Redpath
Chautauqua circuit this summer.
I The Eastern Star Chapter are 10
have special meeting Friday evening
! of this week, for their annual inspec-
ton by the deputies. Those who are
to inspect the work are Mrs. Minnie
Ruggles of West Burke, and Willard
V. circuit of St. Johnsb1ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shanty have
! been in Boston on a short trip.
The Camp Fire Girls under the
direction of Miss Janet Smith and
Miss Ruth Houghton are to unite Fri
day evening in holding a masquerade
promenade in the Gable Hall, and are
making elaborate preparations there
for. Ar equal number OF boys are to
be invited.
Walter Mclean, from Saskatche-
wan, who has not been in the East
for number of years, is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. J. w. Copeland.
Her niece, Miss Melissa Gill, from
st. Johhsbury, is also with her, as her
brother, Max Gill, a student at the
Institute, is quite sick with the grip.
Mrs. Rufus Aldrich was called to
Bakersfield by the illness of her sis
ter.
Mrs. Eugene Daigle has been Wis
iting her mother in St. Johnsbury.
Candace Webster has the mumps.
Mrs. George Giffin of St. Johns
bury was a guest of Mrs. DR.. Brown
recently.
Maynard Pease was called to st.
Johnsbury Center Tuesday by the
death of his brother, William.
Martin Daniels was in St. Johns
bury Thursday attending a superin-
tendent's meeting.
Guy Norton is staying at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f Weber and
his sister, Dorothy is with MI. and
Mrs. Wilmer Lyon until their moth
er fully RECEIVERS from the scarlet few
Ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Brown and son are
and have been quite ill with the grip
for the past week.
w. c. Conner has sprained his
ankle and has to walk with a cane
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty
held their annual whist party in the
Grand Army hall Monday evening.
Arthur G. Emery has returned
from Florida, where he went to take
a railroad job for the winter. He
is not especially enthusiastic about
the country.
Village meeting in Music Hall
Wednesday, avopipr Tho ,,ooct i'm,