St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-03-17

HAL, TUESDAY, Mafch Id from d 10
7.30 p. m. 221-4t
The prayer meetings at the St.
Johnsbury churches Wednesday eve
ming showed large increase in at
tendance as result of the Rees evan
gclistic meetings.
Miss Ina Clark is taking Il vacation
from the Lougee & Smythe store.
Henry Lavigne is spending the
week in Swanton.
Mrs. Arthur G. Sprague is slowly
convalescing from serious illness
with pneumonia. Her brother and sis
ter, DR.. Walter l.. Merrill and Miss
Margaret B. Merrill of Washington,
returned to their home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Howes are
visiting his parents in Williamstown,
Mass.
The embargo on the st. Johnsbury
4 Lake Champlain railroad and the
Boston & Maine, which has been in
effect for more than three weeks, has
been lifted and as soon as the roads
get the tracks cleared and the
freights caught on sidings the normal
conditions will prevail.
Articles of association have been
filed with the secretary of state by
the Brunclle Paint and Auto Co.,
Inc, with capital stock of $4,000.
The incorporators are: E. Napoleon
Brunette, Gustave j. Asselin and AL
phonse N. Asseline. A certificate of
proposed issue of not less than $500
and not more than $4,000 of cauital
stock was filed.
Col. J. E. Paddock of Saxton's River
chairman of the Republican state
committee, was a visitor to st. Johns
bury Wednesday calling on his many
friends.
l. F.. Fortee of St. Louis, Bull
garian, who is a large toy manufac-
turer of that city, spent Wednesday
in st. Johnsbury with some of the Of
ficers of the Commercial club in the
hopes of finding large factory where
he could Immediately install his ma
chinery for his business. There was
nothing large enough available and
he has gone elsewhere nj New Eng
land to see if he can find just what
his business demands.
Miss Isabelle Morency has finished
work at the E. N. Randall store and
has gone to the scale factory to work.
H. P. Simpson, town clerk of Shelf
field was here on business Wednes-
day.
Murry Clement of Danville was
here on business Wednesday.
Lawyer Guy W. Hill was in Essex
Junction on business Wednesday.
Mrs. V. E. Lurchn is visiting i'll
Boston for the week.
Joseph Moore is home from a trip
to Boston.
Murry Blodgctt is in Boston on
business for the week.
John Simonds was in Newport
Wednesday in the interest of the
Peck Company.
Miss Virginia Mclean of Boston
has been visiting at Fred d. Gill
mans.
Miss Mabel Kelley is in East st.
Johnsbury continuing the study of
food.
Wayne A. Sanders of Albany, VT,
has received his diploma from the
Bryant and Stratton school, Boston,
Mass, having been graduated from
tho Commercial Course. Mr.. Sanders
is graduate of Craftsbury Academy,
Craftsbury, VT, of the class of 1913.
He is now employed by the Cosmo-
politan Trust Company of Boston.
The University of Vermont base
ball team leaves on March 90, for The
first southern trip in five years.
Coach Engle and his men will be gone
until April 4th, when they return to
Burlington. Games will be played in
u. c., in South Bethlc-
hem, Pa, and in New York City-six
contests. This trip is in anticipation
Of the regular schedule which begins
on April oath.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Writer'S
are receiving congratulations over u
son born at Brightlook Hospital on
Monday. March 8.
MI. and Mrs. Henry J Goodrich are
.nioying life in soathern California
md MI Goodrich writes that he has [
ccently called on Albert Kicker ard
'oupd I i'm in fine shape. This will be
good news to Mr.. Rickcr's many st.
johnshury friends.
The many friends of Mr.. and II
Mrs. M. Forbes will be pleased to |
earn that they are both gaining |
,fter their long illness. Mr.. Forbes
nay leave the hospital Saturday Mrs. s
Albert Marshall of Windsor who has !,
,een taking care of her sister, Mrs.
Forbes, at her home will remain a
while longer. IL
G. r. Lynch has bought of f. T. & !,
H. X. Idle the building on Mill street {
which he has occupied for sometime
n his house finishing work.
Raymond Peterson left Thursday l
or Boston, Z
II. A Bryant has sold the Walter
Douglas farm and personal property I
o MI. and Mrs. Frank Reed of AL
)elta who have come here and tak'1 J
possession.
Rev. George A. Martin will be the
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