St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-02

TO Nv. c. NJ. Nichols of this place.
Mr.. and MIS-. James Kinney are in
Lntleton Cor Il few days.
On account Of the increase in bust
ness, the hoe shine parlor on East
crn avenue is putting in Il marble
shoe backing stand and adding more
chairs. This makes it one of the be st
equipped shoe shine parlors in The
state.
Mr.. md Mrs. Walter Palmer are
spending two weeks in Massachusetts
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Davis are home
from Il two weeks trip in New York
state.
William A. Wright is home from Il
| few Gays trim out of town.
Cap. II. T.. Stickney of Bellows
Falls cam, up to st. JohnSbury We'd
nesdly to look over the possible sites
for Il landing field for aviators and
was hown over the town BY some of
those interested in the project. A
| tentative site was selected and if this
can be properly graded Capt. Stick
ney will come up early in June and
give exhibition FLIGHT, and take up
passenger. Wednesday evening ne
entertained 4 few interested in await
ton ut an informal reception at the
st. JohnSbuly House.
Herbert E. Maynard Of Waterl o,
Ia, called on his S.. Johnsbury
friends Thursday. Mr. Maynard was
graduated from st. Johnsbury Ac;.d-
envy IN the class of 1877 and spent Il
most interesting hour at the academy
in the forenoon. Mr.. Maynard is in
tere 'tcd IN public utilities in Dubuque
and Waterloo and past president of
the state organization OF ElkS in
Iowa.
DR.. W. A. Gage and family leave
Saturday morning on Il motor trip to
Crown Point, N. Y. Crown Point is
Il ve.'y historic spot and is noted for
Memorial day celebration. 1t is Il
great home coming day for all cid
residents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gage will be
gone about Il week.
DR.. Fanny T. Carlton leaves Friday
', for Chicago for post graduate work.
/ While in that city she will attend The
National Osteopathic convention
which will be held there in June.
John ID. Hall returned to Berlin, N.
H., Tue sda!.
Guy ID. Clifford and Fred Marshall
visited at William Clif'ord's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Cheney of
North Danville visited their daughter
Mrs. Warren Gaskell, Tuesday.
David =. Palmer Of Wilder spent
Monday with his sons, Bloomfield
and Cecil Palmer.
Miss Helen May spent Sunday in
South Rovalton and White River
JUNCTION.
David S. Conant, Esq, is in Chcl-
sea on legal business.
Miss Cornelia Bemis spent the
week end in East Burke and Lyndon
WILD.
M. and Mrs. Frank Stockcr, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stocker and Mrs. Ohm
Weeks of Danville visited here Tue
dav.
Mrs. Jennie Pope left Wednesday
for Attleboro to visit her son, Crtig
c. Pope, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl f. Blodgctt of
Montpelie" were the guests on Men,
orial day of his brother, W. w. Blod-
gett.
Howard Gilbert drove over from
Bennington to st. Johnsbury Memoir
ial day to spend the holiday with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hcn"y
Howard.
Allen Gilbert from Bennington
spent Memorial day with DR.. c. a.
Clamton
Luther A. Cobb came Town from
Island Pond to meet his fellow
+o,,n.,,o,, Corrreccn,o,, portar N
Dale who spent the past two DAYS m
town. Col. Dale has returned 20 his
Congressional duties in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Batchelder of
Boston ale visiting their st. Johns-
bury friends.
Don p. Cameron returned to his
farm near North Adams, Mass,
Wednesday, making the trip in mis-
car.
A party of Eastern Star ladies NO
tored tn Barre Wednesday in Harry
NJ. Days car to attend the openn"
days session of the Grand Convoca-
ton of the Eastern Star. The parry
consisted of Mrs. Edgar Il. Brown,
Mrs. z. S.. Waterman, Mrs. H. A
Power, MIS-. B. A. Palmer and Miss
Hilda Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
spent Sunday and Monday at the
home of their daughter, Ms.
Charles Drew
Ms. Birncy L. Hall, Mrs. G. E:
Doty, Mrs. Harry B. Stanton, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Arthur M. Lang, Mr.. and Ms.
James S. Weeks, Mrs. J.. N. Smythe.
Mrs. William ID. Pearl and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. C. Horner are attending the
Grand Convocation of the Eastern
Sta. in B. IRE.
William Mitchell and his family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Swttt at North Danville.
Mr.. AMI MIS-. Harley Roberts and
Mrs. D. E. Roberts spent Monday at
South Ryegate.
Miss Marion Merrill, stenographor
at the telephone Office. is i'll and has
gone to her home in East Pcppcrell,
Mass.
John Chalmers of Groton has been
in town this week in the interest of
the Fuller Bros and staying at Fro
M. Willey's on Spring Street.
Mrs. C. B. Chase spent Saturday
with Mrs. Roy Clark at Wells River.
Mrs. George Asselin of Boston is
here visiting old friends for while.
Fr"l Clifford was able to leave