St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-10-27

encc Cutting, Mrs. Miranda Shack
ford; fancy work. Mrs. F. W. Chap
man; candy and ice cream, Mrs. X.
F. Richards; shipping party for
Children, Mrs. Richards and Mrs.
Bazin. Supper will be served from
5 p. M, with the following menu:
Mashed potato, Geld meats, salads,
hot rolls, cake and coffee. At SIS
will be presented the following
farce: "A Suffragette Town Meet
! ing: Moderator, Mrs. Fred Brewer;
Tax Collector, Mrs. G. B. French;
Fence Viewer, Mrs. Emma Blo1gett;
Supt. of Streets. Mrs. f. d. Lee;
Oh. of Board of Assessors, Mrs.
Clarence Cutting; highway surveyor,
Mrs. Ward Bedell: Oh. Board of Sc
lectmen. Mrs. Walter Chaplin; Town
Clerk, Mrs. Francis Chapman; Chief
Const table, Miss Belden; Tree War
den. Mrs. Frank Cobleigh: Ovcrsecr
of the Poor. Miss Bertha Colby; Milk
Inspector, Mrs. George Hastings;
Auditor, Mrs. Fred f. HASTINGS;
Town Treasurer, Mrs. Will Reed: Oh.
of School Committee, Mrs Cynes
Lewis; Bridget. Mrs. G.. A. Miltimore;
Nora, Mrs. Guy Powers; Maggie,
Mrs. Cora Bailey.
MI and Mrs. l.. w. Hastings of
st. Johnsbury were in town Saturday
Ut special meeting of Moose River
Lodrc, No. 49, r. and A. M. d. y.
G. M. C. E. L;bbey. NJ. d.. Danville
made his official visit. There We're
also guests from st. Johnsbury and
Lyndonvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Cutting,
Rudolph Cutting, Plainfield and Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Cutting and son OF
St. Johnsbury were in town Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Streetcr and
Mrs. Minnie Williams were in St.
Johnsbury Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Louis Burlock.
Mrs. John Duggan and son, Jack,
visited Mrs. Olvillc Platt, st. Johns
bury, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Duggan and son, Jack,
and Mrs. Minnie Williams spent
Thursday with Mrs. Will Dodge IN
Waterford
Charles Burlock and Mr.. ard Mrs.
Orvillc Plat Of st. Johnsbury spent
Sunday at Mrs. Minnie Williams
home.
David Jock and Robert Cross were
in st. Johnshurv Friday.
Mrs Lavina Jock and son, David,
spent Sunday at Dennis Rivers home
in Lyndon
Arthur Burlock returned fror,
Brichtlook Hospital Wednesday,.
c. c. Walter was in Lyndon Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. J. Corrivcau Of Lyndonville
was at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Viola Stacv Saturday.
Mrs. Viola Stacy and Mrs. F. l..
Carpenter were in St. Johnsbury
Thursday to visit Mrs. Helen p. Bon
nett, who is in Briohtlook Hospital.
Her many friends will be glad to
know she is improving.
Henry Morton is going to FitZdalc
to enter the meat business.
W. E. Houston was at +. l.. Car
pentcr's Sunday.
Homer Goodall. of Coventry, has
been visiting his uncle, Louis Carpen-
ter. Mr.. Carpenter remains about the
same.
Mrs. Elden Jewell and Mrs. Ben
iamin Gleason are recovering from
their recent Illness.
William Rcmck has moved his
family into L. v. Hastinrs' house. ;
Frank Forsaith of North Attleboro, t
Mass. is visiting hi, brother, A. -. l
Forsath. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfrcd Harvey of /
St. Johnsbury were at w. c. Har- \
'ey's Sunday. a
Mrs. Barton Works has returned
TO ma visit to St. Johnsbur'' s
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Moore OF {
st. Johnsburv were in town Sunday.
Freeman Hutchinson has returned Il
rom visit to Wilder and Richmond c
Miss Edith Hutchinson visited
Irs. Harry Brown in Luncnburg, b
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whipple spent S
friday with their son, Il. N. South Il
worth in Kirby.
Mrs. Ellen c. Hutchinson is visit il
ne her daughter, Mrs. Fred Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pike Of |,
Iontpelicr, and Mr. and Mrs. Har- il
" Haynes, Greensboro were at j.
!. Ralston's, Sunday. S
George N. Bedell and niece, Eliza ~
eth Pike of Waterford visited rel d.
tivcs in town Saturday.
The ladies of the Benevolent So M
iety added 500 to their treasury from r
,c proceeds of their hash supper. v
G. Ernest Robbins, Supt. of the C
tate S. S. Association met the Off b,
,rs and teachers of the Methodist H
undav school, Wednesday afternoon M
tanning work for the coming year. ii
Reginald Reed has moved his fam N
v to St. Johnshury. 81
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. H. Miltimore and
,ildren Of ST. Johnsburv spcnt Sun at
Nv ut Green Mountain Hall. ht
W. u. Mckenzie of Auburn. Nc, b,
nd Ola l.. Mackenzie, Bishops W
rossing arc visiting their sister, Mrs. tn
ebert Williams. ID
Miss Lillian Baker is to work for tn
re. Thaddeus Wheaton.
Lewis Burlock passed away Sur =
w, Oct II at St. Johnsbury Hospi-
| where he was taken the dav before
II treatment. He had been i'll nearly
70 years from Brioht's Disease. He