St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-21

cupy the pulpit on Sunday and the
usual Sunday school session will be
held following the morning service.
Maj. r. II. Hendershott "Thc
Drummer Boy Of the Rappahannock,' u
and his son, II. B. Hcndcrshott, eX
pert fifer, soloist and reader will give
one of their noted entertainments at
the town hall on Tuesday evening,
April 27. These gentlemen have
appeared here before, giving excellent
satisfaction and will b assisted By To-
cal talent under the auspices of tho
B. BIS. Tickets are 50 cents and q
for children and may be obtained of
the b. B. committee, Harold Mason,
Harold Turner, David Silsby or Dor
scy Pond and half the proceeds arc
to be devoted to community uplift.
Mr.. Moves of Lancaster, milk test
CT for the Agricultural society was
in town last week.
Miss Lurlinc Haley of Lancaster
was the over Sunday guest Of the E.
II. Mason's.
Miss Martin, who has been caring
for Mrs. w. l.. Balch for several
months, went on Saturday for we'll
earned vacation which she will spend
in and near ST. Johnsbury with rcla-
tivcs.
Harold Mason was called to Lam
caster on Sunday to attend the funcr-
al of his classmatc, Carleton.
Schools at the village and Fitzdalc
opened on Monday morning for the
last term of the year with good at
tendance, also the Pierce district
school with Mrs. Olive c. Ball, teach
en-, and West Neighborhood with
Miss Cara Sampson.
Miss Elinor Lang and George
Stevens of Whitefeld were guests CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Of South Lun-
cnburg over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Gray is quite i'll with
Dr. H. w. Clcasby Of Lancaster in
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis and
MI. and Mrs. H. X. Phelps were in
Lancaster on business on Monday.
NIron Bell was at home last week
from the Vail Agricultural school at
Lyndon Center and with the Julian
Bells at South Luncnburg.
Mrs. o. A. kingsbury is GONZALES
cling from her recent severe illness
but it not yet able to resume q"
duties in the post office.
A pleasant Victrola dance was held
at the town hall on Friday evening
with a good attendance.
Mrs. Selma Jackson who has spent
the winter with her son and daughter
in Massachusetts returned home last
week.
Mr.. Blake of North Stratford was
in town on business with the Select
men and road commissioner on Mon
day.
X. 7. Brown was in Montpelier on
business last week.
Rev. G. w. Douglas was called to
Thetford last week by the death AMI
burial of an uncle returning Thurs
day accompanied by his father, Geo.
T.. Douglas, who returned to Norwich
Saturday.
Harvey Woodbury. Is moving his
family from the Frank Dodge farm
house to the Hayes house in the vii
lagc.
A. d. Nichols and grandson, Dana;
were in Lancaster on business last
week
Will Blood will work for Julian
Bell at Riverside Farm, South Lun-
cnburg this season and is moving his
family from Pond Hill to the tcnc-
ment recently vacated by Harley
Pierce.
Doctors Leith of Lancaster and
of Whitcficld have been in
town on professional business during
the week.
Charles Turner was ill last week
and the mail was carried by J. J.
Mallctt for two days.
Mrs. Wilbur Ball and daughter
Erma spent Friday evening in Lam
caster and attended the Unity Club
play in which her niece, Miss Maxina
Colby had prominent part.
Alfred Morrow has been quite i'll
for week with grippe and unable TO
be at his work as foreman of the
Lunenburg Mfg. Co.'S plant.
Misses Edith Lewis and Dorothy
roma were IN Lancaster on Friday
shopping and visiting friends.