Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-14

by the news of the fire in Mrs. SullO-
ways home and Ralph SullOway, who
was in Rutland at the time, is expect
cd tonight. Mrs. Elizabeth Suiloway
is getting along comfortably and was
fortunately not seriously burned. She
does not know how the fire caught as
she was not using torch in thawihg
ont water pipes and first discovered
the blaze in Il small dressing room on
tho first floor in the center OF the big
house. 1t is believed that when the
flames reached the kitchen there was
an explosion of gas as the mouse
seemed to be ON fire in several places
NJ the same time. The property
damage will run up into the thous-
and; of dollars with some insurance
10 offset the loss. Other occupants
of the house who were driven out by
the fire were Mrs. George +. Haen
and her sister, Mrs. Lovcland.
Wilbrod Carrier is i'll at his home
or st. Mary Street. -.
Charles p. Joy of st. Paul is visit
ING Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Moore.
Foster Butterfield of Springfield
spent the week end here.
Mrs r. H. Hallett remains about
Nv A. West is back at the Quality
Restaurant after his long illness.
John E. Tinker of Danvillc was
here Monday on business.
Miss Ida Fourier Of Lisbon spent
the week here.
Miss Margaret Dow and perleS
Dudley of Windsor were SUNDAY
quests of Mrs. George Donohue.
Miss Gladys Bigelow went to WhIte
River junction Monday to visit 1o'
a few days.
James Thorley, who has been seri'
ously i'll the past four weeks, Is abl(
to be about. !.
Miss Annette M. Richard went te
Lebanon Monday to attend the run
eral of relative.
Horace Castonguay is home IRON
q weeks vacation spent in Boston
and Lisbon. ,,,,
Mrs. c. J. Trcfrcn of Lyndonvillf
is, spending the week with her SIS
ter, Mrs. w. S. Masten.
Mrs. Sidney Shastany has returned
home from the st. Johnsbury hospi
tai
Miss Persis Wilforc Of White Rive
Junction spent the week end as cues
of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton W1ltorc' &c
turning home Monday.
Walter Mumford left Sa,uFot
for Boston where he viii visit III
mother and sister for a few days.
Samuel Mcleod, son Of MI. an
Mrs. J. II. Brooks, underwent IN op
Grafton on his throat Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes H. Young OF faS'u'"i
sic is well on the road to recovery Il
the Brightlook hospital.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AnderSo
snent Sunday with their daugn'e'
Mrs. Charles Drew at North ''''
vile. ,.;sh on,
John Ling has returned to his nom
:, Hcccher Falls after spending
few days with his brothef' ho"'''
Ling. ,,,e ,co
tbc puest of Mrs. Joseph Me',ieu
thc nast two weeks, left for her non
; in Portsmouth, Monday. ~
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ouliet'c
: Ncwno,t. r. l., returned TO '"s
j; home Sunday after spending
l connlc Of weeks here and at tynoo
: ,.;,1a with relatives and friends.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur rrov "',
l. and two children Of Hartford oonI
who have been visiting his mo.,'
= N.Y. N.Y. roro,;ne Provencal, returned
z their home Monday. ,,
Fifteen of the Girl Scouts un ,
the leadership of Miss Vaughn 'oo =.
s t across country Saturday and I
d;nncr on the piazza Of a cottage
the midst of a fine grove VIII sa,,
l;oht fall of snow had Transform ~
;nto q yeritablc fairyland. A 'hre W
hn;lt in the open, and bacon was So
+o,ytinp and the music OF marry 'oie
slloJ the air. The girls voted u
hike the best one ever.
Several of our grocers have fccei
al the past week small invoices
louisiana sugar, some white a. a.
s"n,a quite brown in color. AS u
suaar cost the dealers almost
cents a pound they have been rel. !,
mo If from q to % cents a pou"u.
my. :. n Waters of Montpelier W
rnc.dav. Mr.. Waters will soon ia
IN his new position as traffic ma
aper for the Granite MANUFACTURE
Association. forn
ronorecational pastor at Dan'i
and Lyndonville, was visitor , 70 !,
Tohnsbury Monday. Mr. Fren men,, II
Concluded his work with the rllgr
tercentenary fund commission a !.
has been engaged to presenat, TO I I
r 1o churches of VERNE
Nc Mans and scope OF the l"''
Chureh world movement. ,,;
INV H. W. Comfy installed two ; Stern 7
p;nc,ess furnaces in Randalrs 7,
n.rt,ncnt store last week. ne !
a p lust installed heaters for ief.
, m.,'so ILL., IcClerc's hall and one
r. NJ. Moshcr. Mr.. oon I:,,' m ,;o
Installed a Silent Almo Farm ny ~