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

Nj. and Mrs. Harry Gray are III
Nahant and Boston spending thcii
honeymoon.
Miss lana H!unellc was able Ia
leave the st. Johnsbuly hospital and
retum TO her home Thursd ".
II. =. Brown and family, who have
lfSpent the week ut Twn Mountains
will return home Sunday.
The remains OF Howard Morrison
were taken to Lower Waterford TO!
burr Il Thursday.
M. and Ms. F. G.. Sherburme re-
turned home from their camp AZ
Lake Wi'loughby Friday.
Mrs. Clinton Reed and daughitr,
Helen of Boston arrived Thursday
and are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Artiur Conlcy.
! Carroll Fox j.; i'll at his home on
Portland street with ptomaine poison
Ms. Emma F. Hill Kay Of Little
ton VAS Etrc on business Thursday.
A. {. l.cClcrc has opened second
hand furniture store in his block on
Portland street.
Miss Ruth Flint, who has spent The
week in Boston, is expected home
Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. George Smith will be
at home June from their visit in
Boston.
Mrs. Harold ]. Bean and sons.
loennison and Frederick leave Satur-
day Tor Hartford Conn. to visit hcr
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Roberts.
Ms. Raymond A. Pearl is visiting
her parents in Woodsville for Il few
days.
States attorney James B. Camph al
is in Montpelier on business.
MIS-. Lambert Ward is recovering
from an operation at Brightlook hos
pital.
States Attorney James B. Camnbell
left Thursday afternoon for West
Paris, Maine, on official business.
IL. l.. Roberts, AUTO marhnist FOR
Packard cars at the Burlington Ser
vice Station, was in town on business;
Tuesday.
Manager c. E. Merrill of the 81.
'Iohnsbuly district of the N. f. Tel.
d Tel. Co.. has completed distribu-
ton of 5000 telephone directories for
The seven exchanges in the ST. Johns
bury district.
Miss Margaret ROBBIE of Rutland
comes the last of the week to be here
over Memorial week. Miss Robe
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \.
NJ. Lang.
Miss Edith NJ. Clifford of North
Danville is visiting her aunt at No. 6
Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 3. Chase spent
Sunday at his home in McIndocs
Falls.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. George Wilkie, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Ranney, Mr. and Mrs
Cliff Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stanton spent Sunday ut Joe's Po Il.
The Brightlook Aid ASSOCIATION
will hold a rummage sale in the Red
Cross rooms Friday and Saturday.
All articles can be brought to the Red
Cross rooms Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ho Wand Stuart
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
nine pound boy which was born Mon
day, May, 81, at Mrs. Moorc's saai-
talium.
The bans were. published at st.
Aloysius church Sunday for John
+. Hinch aud Miss Marion A. Glynn;
also for Thomas F. Leonard and Miss
Mabel Lynch.
The many friends of Mr.. and Ms.
Raymond i. Fix will sympathizc
with lhcEi in the loss of their infant
son who died Tuesday morning after
living only day. Mrs. Fisk is doing
as well rs can be expected.
Mrs. William Carpento Miss j.
sephine Carpenter AID F"c,! King sc
Lun ,burg were guests of Mr.. ahl
Mrs. J. E. Greenwood On Oak stree:
Tuesday, Mr. King is n rx.,e nee
man who served three year. in the
war and was in all the imp)'';:rt en-
gagements of that great struggle.
Miss Madeline RAJ ,alIl wa, at
Johnson Tuesday di tng the pupil.
at the State Normal ,cl!rp! IN THEN
commencement play. The students
will present Shakespeare Tempest.
This play, as in former years, will be
given out OF doors, Ms. R,.da!l ha,
arranged spring festival for the pu
pills of the Junior High School, the
grades and the Normal school. This
includes 20 dances.
C. F. Palmer, former supcrinten-
| dent Ct our public schools who is now
with Thos. Cook & Son of New York
left New York Jan. 20 with party
touring South America and expects
to return home this month.
Harvey Kelsey had an interesting
episode with his Ford car on Rail
road street Thursday MORNING. At
ter he stopped the car at the curbing
the car started to enter the Wool
worth store, but stopped just before
reaching the plate glass window.
MI. and Mrs. A. B. Hill, who were
called to West Acton, Mass, by the
serious illness and death of Mrs.
Hills mother, are expected to return
home Friday.
Frank ". Carr is spending the
week in New Boston, N. H., and
ENJOYING well earned vacation.
The clerks of the Lougee and Smy-
the store met at the home of Miss
Claire Wood on Oak street Wcdnes-
day night, and presented her with an
electric percolator, in honor Of her
approaching marriage to Henry La
vigne.
Carroll Munsey, Gerald and Shan
ley Fay, Harold Walker were at |
Chan1ler; pond Wednesday night
fishing and caught 100 horn pout and
perch.