St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28

. l'r. Nlllmolc WAS called to Ia,
suN,psic Monday on professions.
business. making the trip by automo-
bile. He reports the roads as very
good.
Mrs. George Lapoint is visiting a.
her home in Boston.
Miss Agnes Harvey and Mis- t@nc.
NulhridEc OF the kecrc Norma
). school spent sunday with Mr.. an,
Mrs. +. /. Walbridgc.
Edward Trcmbly is home from til;
St. JohnSbury Hospital where he ha.
been the past week.
Miss Elva Walh!idgc returned 20
Plymouth Normal school Monday
after spending few days with her
paents, Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Wolbridgc
Raymond EmmonA of Windsor
spent Sunday with his parents. M.
and Mrs. Frank Emmons.
visit to Montreal Sunday morning IN
is much improved in health. He re-
| sumcd work Monday morning.
I Carroll Chase and Mrs. Blanche
Chase OF McInlocS Falls, Georg
Steele of Rycgate visited at c. T..
ChaSe's Tuesday.
Mrs. James kcndricl OF Wes;
Burke visited her brother, +. c. She
burnc, Tuesday.
Mrs. George S. Hickey is homo
from II few days visit with Mr.. a:Ad
Mrs Hickey at Jefferson, n. II.
H A. Powers is in Burlington at
tending the Woolwoth convcntion.
Truman Power is i'll at thc home
Of his parents, MI and Mrs. II. 4.
Power.
Fred S. Hartman spent Tuesday IN
Danvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. Flint, WHO
have spent the winter in Orlando,
Florida, returned home the first of the
week.
H. M. Bronson of Concord, N. H.,
is here on business.
W. S. Davis was in Concord and
Luncnburg Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Ray Durham is assisting in
the Woolworth store.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle Spaulding and
Mrs Chase and Myrtle Hovcy, WHO +
have spent the winter in Southern |
California returned home Tuesday
Mrs. Bennett and son, Harry Buid,
who have spent the winter here leave
for their home in Seattle, WASH.
Wednesday.
Thomas CorGeld has purchased Il
Dodge touring car from the c II.
Goss Company.
Archie J. Vigncault from Littlet n
was Il Sunday visitor at the home Of
Miss Clara Lachancc.
Miss Marie Louisa Bcdard fronl
Portland is spending few day, with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mr..
Eugene Bcdard.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall OF Barnet i
WAS Il visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Glen Cole and Mis- Katherine
Cole Of Hyde Park were here Tue :
day. Il
Mrs. w. a. Martin Of Lancaster,
N. H., was a business visitor hero
Tuesday.
William McFallin is home from
Springfield, VT, where he has bcci4
working on Il contract.
Gilbert f. Woods, assistant treas
urcr of the Citizens bank, leaves Tues
day afternoon for Il three weeks
western trip in the interests Of the
bank. Mr.. Woods will go as far As
Spokane, WASH, on the trip.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of III > II
Church d the Messiah will meet N
the church parlors Thursday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. II. A. Hadlcy and d;;ushto.'
returned Monday from a weeks viris
to Chicopcc Falls, Springfield and
Boston.
The May meeting Of the st. Johns
bury Woman's Club will be held in
Athenacum hall, Monday, May 3, at
three o'clock. This is the annual
election CT officers and all members
arc urged to be present. The cXecu-
tive board meets at 2 o'clock.
The friends of Mrs. Louise Mcleod
who sailed for England last month,
will he interested to learn she reached
her fathers home in Southampton n
season to ccle5rat his birthday after
A II days passage in crossing the At
antic.
Miss Maud Morrison was given a :
surprise party Friday evening at her .
home on Railroad street. She was
presented nice purse by her Sunday
School class, Rev. A. S. Woodwork
maxim gteh presentation. A merry
,vcning followed and delicious re-
'reShments wee served.
Paul ID. Sherry has purchased a
Ford roadster of the Corner garage.
A. w. Barney has returned from
IN extended business trip to Attic
1oro, Mass.
Ben ] Massey has gone to Hard
wick to work.
Maurice Workman and Wllbut
Forbes of Lyndon were brought be-
orc the Municipal court Monday on
complaint of the States attorney,
lanes B. Campbell for petit larceny.
2oth pleaded guilty and were fined So
md costs which they paid.
Mrs. Henry Fail banks leaves We'd
lcsday afternoon for Boston where
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