The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-10
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

The ladies OF the Altar Society
of St. Aloysius church will give tur-
key supper Tuesday evening, March
16 in st. Augustus hall, in
aid of the fund to pay for the chuch
altar. The supper is from 6 to 1870
p. m.
Lenten service Wednesday evening
at 7.30 at St. Andrews Episcopal
church with the sermon by Rev Rob-
elt Bolton, rector of St. Paul's Epis-
copal church at White River juno
ton. -
j.. NJ Perham went to Burlington
to attend the annual meetings of the
Vermont Engineers and the Vermont
Aero Club.
4 Mrs. Walter L. Kendall has re-
ccived word from her sister, Mrs. G..
II. Drew, who was operated on at
the Deaconness hospital in Boston a
few days ago that she is. getting along
comfortably.
ST.. Johnsbury's Quota for the w.
/ C. T. U. jubilee drive is $500 and Of
this amount only 500 has been rails
cd. Any contributions from friends
may be sent to Mrs. J. X. Herbert,
treasurer, or Mrs Elsie M Harvey
1t is hoped that this amount will be
raised before April 1st.
The street department. are handling
the snow in the streets as well as they
can and the scraper was in use on
Railroad street Wednesday loosening
up the snow to be carried off later.
The Boston alumni of st. Johns
bury Academy will hold their annual
gathering in Boston Friday evening.
Gov Calvin Coolidge will be the
guest of the association and Plinci-
pal Davis of the Academy is plan
ming to attend.
Judge o. C. Woodruff, who is in
Meridian, Texas. wrote Sheriff Wilbur
Worthen that the peach trees were
in bloom and garden truck all up and
the thermometer was rs degrees
above and that he had been fishing
in the Basque river and in an hour
caught two pounds of fish.
Mrs. Lila Hastings of Concord is
here visiting friends.
The many friends of Miss Lizzie
Harris will be glad to learn that she
is able to sit up from her recent i'll
ness.
Mrs. Grace Jenne and son of Wind
sor is here to see her mother, Mrs.
Charles Locke.
Mrs. Augusta Phelps who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Maynard
Massey left Wednesday for Brockton
to visit her two daughters there.
Mrs. T. E. King was called to Is
land Pond Tuesday by the serious i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. Mary Mutt.
Arthur Hoyt of Laconia has been
hove ON business the past few days
AMI calling on old friends.
Mrs. Hazel Pierce who has been
here visiting Mrs Charles Powers,
to Randolph Wednesday.
Mrs. C. B. Chase is i'll at her home
at No G Summer street
Sidney Page is confined to the
uousc by illness
Mrs. Fred Conley came home Tues
lay from St. Adams where she went
to see her brother who is sick. She
$50 visited her daughter, Mrs. Jonn
Wilkie, in Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clement and
Mss Madeline of North Danville Wis
led own Tuesday. Miss Nadine re-
urned to her school.
Mrs. Lawrence Hardy left Wcdrcs- 1
lay for Groveland to visit
DR.. w. H. Merrill and sister, Miss
Margaret Merrill, who were called {
zero by the illness of their sister,
Mrs Arthur Sprague left for their
'omo in Washington, d. G., Wedncs- '
NY. The many friends of Mr..
prague are pleased to know that she
5 better.
Miss Bertha Holder, home econimic f
pecialist from Burlington, will give t
demonstration on "Stain Removal
t the Museum, March II, at 2.30 p. n q
Mr. and Mrs. hurry e. Clifford q v
orina, Calf, gave a dinner at their d
ONE there on Feb. 20 in honor Of f
everal Vermont friends. Their guests II
1cluded Mr.. and Mrs. II Goodrich,
IT.. and Mrs. Lyle B Srauldin~ of
t. Johnsbury, Mr., and Mrs. Benja-
lin Pierce, formerly of Lyndonville,
If. and Mrs. H G.. Bond of Alham-
ra. and Mr. and Mrs Will Sprotte of p
amona Acres, Calf. On the menu
ere home cured ripe olives grown 6,