St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-03-10


| Mrs Walter Gregg, is caring for her.
Mrs Nelson Eastman and family
have moved into G. F.. Young'S tene-
mcnt on Deer avenue.
Miss Mildred Harvey, stcnoeraphel
in the Office of the Boston & Maine
Il. r., underwent an operation for APP
pendicitiS at Brightlook hospital on
Wednesday ev ming.
The March meeting of the St.
Johnsbury Woman's Club will be in
charge of the Home Economics COM
mittee, Mrs. Sarah Hovey, chairman.
The meeting will be held in Athen-
aeum hall at three o'clock and the
speaker will be Mrs. W. L. WATSON
of the U. V. NJ. at Burlington. Her
subject will be after College
WHAT" The Executive board will
meet in Athenaeum hall 1T = o'clock.
Every student and supporter of the
st. Johnsbuly Academy is expected
to support the home team Friday
night at the fast game to be played
at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym" with. the
Newport High basketball team.
Mrs. Oscar P. Lamoureaux of Lyn-
donville was here on business Thurs
day.
Miss Sarah Brigham went to Mont
pelier Thursday for few days visit.
George H., infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney P. Gle, is much better
at this time.
Miss Ouida Johnson is confined to
the house by illness.
The funeral of Samuel Parod;- 10
years old, who died at Northampton, !
was held Wednesday morning at No
tire Dame church. Burial was in the |
Catholic cemetery. Mr.. aPradis was
from St. Johnsbury and is survived
by brother and sister.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. |
Carl Lyster March 3, at their home
on Union street.
John Lanctot, who had shock
Tuesday night, remains about the
same.
Mrs. Oscar Lanctot and sister, Miss
Beatrice Bison, who have been here
the past two months visiting relatives
left for their home in New Bruins
wick Wednesday,.
Mrs. w S. Mastcn and Mrs Geo
S. Hickey visited Mrs c J. Trcfrcn
at Lyndonville Wednesday
Mrs. Kenneth Kirk and son, Ken
potb IT, oro bo,oo FROM, :, tbroo |
weeks visit in Barre.
Mrs. William Pinkham died at her
home Wednesday night at 26 Lafay-
cite street after a long illness.
Peter Landry will be at the Corner
Garage to demonstrate Fords or
tractors the rest of this week.
Dr.. B. E. Doyle has purchased the
Cushman property at the corner OF
Spring and Mt! Pleasant street and
will occupy it sometime this spring.
Walter Mertz of Wayne, Pa, who
with Mrs Mertz was called here by
he serious illness of Mrs. Harry M.
Day, returned to his home Tuesday,
Mrs. Merit remaining to be with her
mother.
NJ. N. Ruggles is back at the Cor
ner Garage after being in the Pitts
ord Sanitorium the past five weeks.
E. II. Hallett is home from a weeks
rip to Boston.
Miss Mabel Kelley is back at her
'nice afte l. two weeks illness.
Rev. Loren Webster tf Holderness
School, Plymouth, preached at the
st. Andrews church Wednesday
hight and was entertained at the
,ome of Rev. Dr. A. P. Grint.
Mrs. Charles Bennett of St. Johns
ury Center visited her sister, Mrs.
rank Drew, Thursday.
Miss Mary Wheeler is home from
Jew York where she has been to see
er sister and children before they
allied for Bulgaria.
Miss Mildred Delaney and Miss d,
iJadys Bigelow snowshoed to St.
ohnsbury Center Wednesday night {
nd visited Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lee.
Miss Irma King went to her home s
I Passumpsic Thursday.
Mrs. Josephine Bowles is back at tt
he Office of the Leach & Waterman Is