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

The annual meeting Of the College
Club will be held at the home OF
Miss Martha J. Hall on Highland
! Ave, Wednesday afternoon ut 3.3u
o'clock. Mrs. George +. Cheney ano
! Miss Silsby are the assistant host
cSses.
Sal ,cnt Tomlingson, the recruiting
Office. for the United States amy has
reccil ed word that enlistmens and re-
cu!istnents Tor the Tanks Corps for
one Year periods are now authorized
withiA the continental limits of the
United States. All young men in
terested are invited to call at the re-
cruit;ng Office at No Al Railroad st.
Tho Gray Lawn Louise Chase in
, which St. Johnsbury parties are so
largely interested is having an in
creas :ng sale. There are now four
men on. on the road sellin" the rro-
duet, three employed at the factory
in W lterbury and three in the Office
of tn. company. Plans are underway
for l.:igely increasin" the manufac-
ture 0. the product.
MI. Elizabeth Mllett died Tuc'-
day e, the home of her daughter,
MIS-. L. f. Burrows. The funeral
will be held Thursday afternoon at
, DC oek conducted by Rev. George
A. Martin.
MI. Sylvia Powers died at the
home OF her son, Henry Powers, at
St. .:ohnsbury Center Wednesday
morn. 1g. The funeral will be held
at he home Friday afternoon at ,
o'clot :.
MI. George King of East Concord
spent Monday with Mrs. A. Downer.
Mr.. Dan Burroughs of Concord
was !. Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walt T. Kellogg.
Nj. and Mrs. W. Perrimard and Mr.
and .!rs. John Simonds 90 to White
River Junction today to attend the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. Ada ST.
mond Savage.
Mr<: Harry Waite is spending Il
few Gays in Rutland.
Mr.. DIN Cogswcll was visitor
in WCicott Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Wright Of
Daltol arc visiting her father,
Chari : Ross.
Wi'bur Cushman of East st.
Johns Jury has purchased Il Clctrac
trnctc of A. f. COUNSEL & Son. A
demonstration VIZ given on his farm
Satur, ay bv this machine.
Cha les f. Kirk and son Kenneth
J. XIX spent SATURDAY. and Sunday
vii ord Harvey has purchased Il
new, lodge roadster CT the c. H.
Goss 60.
Ben ;amin c. Stanton Of North
nanvi lie was h.:c or business Mon
dav.
W. \. Wight delivered Eor'lson
tracto to party in Barnet Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Morrison
and to children, Clara and Audrey,
who lave been at the home OF his
brother, Reuben Morrison, visiting
rclativ IS and friends in town, left to-
day fer Kinear's Mills, P. G., to
spend Il month with his parents, later
going to their home in Rcvelstolk, 3.
C.
Mrs. Mary B. shorcy, Miss Ina
r. Clark and Mrs. Exinc Stevens
went to Lyndonvillc Monday to at
tend the burial of Charles C. Locke.
Miss Gertrude S. Menut has re-
turned to the Republican office after
an extended vacation.
Timothy NJ. Keith Of Passumpsic
Commander Of Chambcllin Post, left
Tue Sday mornin" for Rutland to at
tend the annual Grand Army encamp-
mC1t. A large decoration from the
cEamhellin Relief Corps have gone
to Rutland to attend the Woman''
Relief Corns cncampmcnt including
Mrs. Mabel Carpenter, Mrs. Sarah
+. Hovcy, Mrs David H. Macombcr,
Mrs. Arthur +. Faye, Mrs. Burton
s. Wright, Mrs. Henry Wright, Mrs.
Oscar NJ. Cummings, Mrs. l.. N.
Smythc, Mrs. W. NJ. Tillotson, Mrs. |
Robert Brownlow Mrs. G. &. Blair
md Mrs. Henry W. Ellis.
Lawrence c. Cooper of st. Johns
Jury has enlisted in the United |
States army clccting the cavalry
branch of the service. He left Tues
lay morning for Fort Slocum, N. Y,
lhere he will receive preliminary |
raining and later be assigned to his |
station. All young men in
crested in an of the IA different |