St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-12
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

81 years She was the wife of the late
II. Il. Drew who formerly lived in
North Danvillc and later had a groc-
cry store in St. JohnSbury. Mrs
Drew was IL sister of John &. T.
Hicks.
John W. Gaynor deputy internal
revenue collector, who has been sta
toned at ST. Johnsbury the past Win
ter has been promoted to the position
Of chief field deputy. Fcrd NJ. Austin
who has been stationed ut Rutland
will have charge of the Office at St
Johnsburv.
John NJ. Pcrham is in Drookticld
for Il few DAVIS OH II business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. i II. Miner Of No
Z Green street have received Il wire
from their son, DR.. James l. Miner
who is located at BcC"s in the oil
fields of Oklahoma. He wired that
the recent cyclone which practically
wiped out the tow. of Pc was not
in the part Of the state where he is
located. The Miners have been anXi-
Gus for the safety of their son, fear
ing the press reports of the disaster
might have confused the two towns
Pegs and Bc""S.
Mrs. Leslie J. Daniels entertained
the Service Club ut her home on Laf-
avcttc street Wednesday evening. A
social time was enjoyed and refresh
mentS served.
Mrs. Judson Drown has returned
from Lebanon, N. H., where she has
been visiting relatives.
J. Rolf Searlcs, ESQ. was in
Woodsvillc Thursday on legal bu5l-
ness.
Arthur l.. Graves and Alexander
Dunnctt have returned from Mont
pelier where they have been attend
ing the May term Of the Vermont
Supreme court.
John M. Perham is in Brookficld
for Il few days on IL business trip.
At the prayer meeting at the
South church Wednesday V. c. Ticc-
hurst was chosen Il delegate to the
Congregational convention at Brat
tleboro next week. The delegate
chosen from the North church was Z.
G. Smith.
Dr.. Edward II. Ross and DR.. F.
f. Farmer have returned from Roch-
ester, Mimi where they have been
visiting DR.. Mayo's famous surgical
institution.
Matte Fuller of Stannard was
brought before the municipal court
on complaint of States Attorney
Campbell and pleaded guilty to break
ing quarantine for scarlet fever. She
was fined bv the Court and settled the
case by PAYING the fine and costs OF
trial.
IN. G. Mclean is moving his music
store from the room over the Ideal
Restaurant to the store in the Pv-
THAN building former''' occupied by
the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany.
Mai. Earl p. Greene is here for IL
time to secure enlistmcnts for the
Walter Reed hosnital at Washington
where the government Is treating
! 200 cx-scrvicc men that were in
iurcd in the great war. He will make
his Headquarters in the office of the
United States recruiting station with
Sergt. Tomlingson at No. al Railroad
street.
O. A. Dimck has recovered from
his recent illness and is able to be
out again.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Maud, and son, Carl, were call
cd to Windsor Thursday to attend the
funeral of Hollis Reynolds.
Miss Mary J. Nelson is home for
week from St. Adams where she has
been doing Stcnographic work. She
expects to return to st. Adams Satur-
day.
The Bcaurcgard Brothers will here
after manage two meat markets, hay
ing leased the store on Railroad ST.
recently vacated by r. p. kiddcr d
Son.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Grint arc pleased to hear that she Is
convalescing from Il severe attackot
the grip.
The St. Adams Messenger contain
cd Il very favorable comment on the
appearance in that city of "Thc King
OF Tramps."
The St. Johnsburv House is the
first to observe "paint up and clean
up" week and the front of this host
elrv is rcsplendent with Il new coat
of paint.
Archie Dutil has sold his interest in
the Dutil & Pope bakery to Clarence
Pope and his father and the bakery
will be hereafter managed by f. f.
Pope e. Son. Mr.. Dutil will return to
tho scale factory to work.
Mrs. William p. Willis of East
Rycgatc was in st. Johnsburv We'd
nesday. Mr.. Willis is in very poor
health and they are making their
home with their son, Irwin N. Willis.
Harvey c. Kent of Mclndoe Fall:
was in town on business Wednesday.
Robert Bennett of rs Cliff Street
is able to be out after his recent III
ness.
Little Madeline Pratt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Pratt, "a Cliff
St., is recovering from her recent ill
ness.
Charles S. Hastings has erected a
new garage nca-' his residence on
Roosevelt Ave.
Miss Emma Lavi"nc returned to
Lebanon Thursday morning after
two days stop hcrc.
w. A. WRIGHT has unloadcd two
carloads of Ford cars, and they arc
all sold.
Miss Dorcas Estabrooks has re-
turned fro ma visit to New York
City.
Irving W. Smith, who has been in
Il sanitarium at Mclrosc. Mass, for
the past few months, returned We'd
ncsday to the home of Mrs. Martha
Smith, Summer Street.