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

in music and games and refreshment!
of ice cream and cake were served.
The Sunday services at st. An
ircw's church are as follows: 10.3t
a. M, holy communion and sermon
II, Sunday School; Z p. m., evensone
and third sermon on "Thc Upper
Room"
Mrs. James b. Campbell is visiting
ut her former home in West Newton
Mass.
Judge Harland r. Howe, District
Attorney Billiard and Collector Ken
nedy gave a dinner at the Sherwood
in Burlington at which about 80 pro-
minent democrats in the state were
present, st. Johnsbuly being repre-
scented by Representative Harry W.
Writers. The speechmaking which
followed was all in the interests of
Attorney General Palmer for the
democratic candidate for president.
DR.. Milton S. Rees will attend the
meeting of the Laymen'S League
Monday night, leaving for his home in
Rochester on the night train.
The Red Cross having finished their
sewing and knitting they will hold
hereafter only one meeting a month.
This will be Il business meeting and
the first of these meetings will be held
OH Tuesday, April 6.
Mrs. Clarence SWEET gave linen
shower to Miss Winnie Burnham on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Porter was taken to
the st. Johnsbury hospital Sunday
because Of poor health.
The ladies of the Altar Society
Of st. Aloysius church will give IL tul-
key supper Tuesday evening, March
Is in st. Aloysius hall, in
aid of the fund to pay for the chmch
altar. The supper is from 6 to ".30
p. m.
Lenten service Wednesday evening
1t 1870 at st. Andrews Episcopal
church with the sermon by Rev Rob-
art Bolton, rector of St. Paul's EpiS-
,opal church at White River juno
ion.
j.. M Pcrham went to Burlington
o attend the annual meetings of the
Vermont Engineers and the Vermont
Aero Club.
Mrs. Walter L. Kendall has re-
'eived word from her sister, Mrs. G. !
4. Drew, who was operated on at /
he Deaconness hospital in Boston Il
'cw days ago that she is getting along !
comfortably.
St. Johnsbury's Quota for the W. ,
:. T. U. jubilee drive is $500 and of
his amount only 500 has been rails
vi. Any contributions from friends |
nay be sent to Mrs. J. X. Herbert, |
treasurer, OF Mrs Elsie NJ Harvey. /
t is hoped that this amount will be
aised before April 1st.
The street department are handling
he snow in the streets as we'll as they
an and the scraper was in use on
,ailroad street Wednesday loosening
lp the snow to be carried off later
The Boston alumni of St. Johns
Jury Academy will hold their annual
in Boston Friday evening.
iov. Calvin Coolidge will be the
.uest of the association and Princi-
al Davis of the Academy is plan
ing to attend.
Judge O. c. Woodruff, who is in
Ierdan, Texas, wrote Sheriff Wilbur,
Vorthen that the peach trees were
\ bloom and garden truck all up and
he thermometer was rs degrees
bove and that he had been fishing
l the Basque river and in an hour
aught two pounds of fish.
Mrs. Lila Hastings of Concord is
ere visiting friends.
The many friends of Miss Lizzie
[al1is will be glad to learn that she
able to sit up from her recent i'll
csS.
Mrs. Grace Jenne and son of Wind
,r is here to see her mother, Mrs.
halles Locke.
Mrs. Augusta Phelps who has been
it'll her daughter, Mrs. Maynard !
[assey left Wednesday for Brockton
} visit her two daughters there.
Mrs. T. T.. King was called to Is
nd Pond Tuesday by the serious i'll 5