The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-18
IYND0NNIIIE


Mass, to spend few weeks witt
her sister, Mrs. Bugbee.
; The fire alarm sounded Wednes.
day afternoon about six o'clock. and
4 considerable excitement was cause
by the sight OF a volume of smoke
pouring out from behind the Cream
cry garage on South street. Under
the present dry. conditions, and with
The number OF wooden buildings ex-
posed III that place, the discovery
OF lively blaze there brought ouI
the whole population. A few APP
phcations oil water by hose from
INC nearest hydrant etfectually
squelched it, and the only damage, ii
1t Il one, was the burning of a small
wooden shed, where gasoline was
formerly stored 1t is thought chill
dlen started a bonfire, which sprea
to this little building. a
Special price of $685. . On Mems
W.hned solid leather light weight
| work shoes, sizes 6 to II. adv.
MI. Clark and Mr.. Murdy of Hart
1crd Conn.,, representing the North
British and Mercantile, and the Au-
tcmobile ms. Co., were in town tbis
week on business.
Quite a serious automobile acc
dent took place Thursday Afternoon,
| near the dangerous corner bv the
worse store in Lyndon. Two cars,
one from Burlington, and one a
Nossachusetts car, collided when
lcuhdlhg the corner, and both we've
quite thoroughly wrecked, oalthoueh
nc one was hurt. The cars are both
III the local garage for repairs. This
Is very dangerous turn, and there
s. Guild at least be direction post
tfcre for autoists.
Mrs. H. W. LySter has been spend-
ing few days in Boston, returning
Thursday, accompanied bv her friend
MISS Kay Dunn. MI. ana Mrs. Lvs-
tct and Miss Dunn are planning to
take an extended Western trip,
ltaVing next week to go through the
Canadian Rockies to Vancouver. re-
turning by the way of Puget Sound.
Yellowstone Park and other places
o. interest to travellers.
Floyd Clary is at home for a few
days, his school, that of the General
rIectrlc Company, at West LYNN.
Mass, having closed for the sum
me-.
The Rev E. W. Sturtevant If
Lyrdon, pastor of the Methodist
church, was injured Thursday after
&c on, but not as seriously as was at
hlst thought. Nj. Sturtevant. who is
4 Line horseman, was assisting in
tlalnlng horse which belonged tn
l,l. Brown, and was unaccustomed 10
re saddle. The horse, becoming
frightened, reared, and threw his |
ilder SO that his back was hurt. but
i Is thought not seriously. Nj
nIurtevant was taken into Dr.
towns house, and is staying there
now but hopes to recover enough to
return nome in short time.
The 1l7th session of the Northern
ASSOCIATION Of universalists of Vcr-
mont and the Province of Quebec.
WI be held in the Bemis Memorial
church on Tuesday next, June %
mere will be meetings in the morn
ing afternoon and evening, and the
ladies' of the church are to furnish
entertainment. Several fine speakers
1rc to be present.
number OF the ladies of the V.
l. ). have been at the Boulder5 the
nast week putting the house "A ord
= ana cleaning in preparation for
.he coming season. The Tea House
; 20 open on Sunday, June 20, but ,
ne formal opening will take place
ext FrldaZ, June %. Miss Alice .
'incroft, with three assistants. will
AVE charge OF the house this sum
der, and visitors to Willoughby Lake
md vicinity may be sure they can
md a most attractive house of en-
;,
Bishop Coadjutor Bliss of Burling- =
en- IS to be in town Sunday and a
MI hold confirmation services in the h
Venins at st. Peters church. !,
The Rev. Merritt Falren, former r
aston at Lyndon, is to be at the n
congregational church Sunday morn "
tg, and will speak in the interests of a
he Seaman's Friend Society in which b
is now interested. q,
Lawrence Wood, who was one of A
G graduates at the Institute this w
h.
here he is thinking OF locating if o.,
le climate agrees with his health. r.
Guy Norton has gone to Glover q,
here he will work on farm during p,
5 summer vacation. no
The Knights of Pythias and the he
ythlan Sisters will meet in their "
III at ten O'Clock Sunday morning. ~
"a march to the Center. where
ey will hold the annual memorial
rvices for the pembers of their
der.
Mrs. Rexford, of Ayers Cliff, P. ti1
, has been in town visiting her ~ ~
lighters, Mrs. Harry White and "
rs. Clarence Fraser. hr
Rolfe Cobleigh of Boston has I'm
en- visiting his parents, Mr.. and ~,
IS. F. E. Cobleigh, coming to Yer th,
mt to attend tho cr,o duo t;,s. 49, -,