St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26

the n lin highways arc good conEld
cring The cXccotionallv severe Wintc
wealth Il. The steady rain The las
"a hoars i,;:; laid the dust and From
now 1 the highways will be well ill
cd wi h e; rs.
A p.:rty of young friends entertain
ed Mi, Helen Foster ut Il thea:n
party Thursday in honor of her 1itI
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bertrand scpn
Thursday at Lake Morcy and came
home with POT fish they caught.
Crow repcllent for prompt delivery
See A. E. Counsel & Son. adv
! Editor ". H. Gilpin of the Bartor
I Monitor and Mrs. Gilpin were visitor.
| to st. Jo!lnsbury Friday.
The City Mission will hold thcil
Sunaa, evening meeting in their hal
ut 7."0 O'Clock and the speaker will be
John G.. Danforth.
Mrs. Mary j., wife Of the late &
II. Taplin, died at her home Friday
morning, aged So wears. The funeral
+ will be held Sunday noon at 1890
! conducted bv Rev. L. Il. Richards.
Miss Edith Dresser leaves Satul-
/ day for Turner's Falls, Mass, to visit
, her sister, Mrs. Joseph Cox, for two
weeks.
{ Ms. Herbert d. Williams of Hast
in%s-on-thc Hudson, N. Y, is visit
ing her st. Johnsbuly friends.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred ID. Gilman and
! their guest, Miss Igo, returned to
| New Boston, N. H.. Thursday
! Mrs. Walter J. Aldrich and son,
James, ara planning to move soon to
. Independence, Kansas, where DR..
Aldri"h has been for some time and
( built up d GOOD practice.
Herbert 4. Moore, Henry G.. Boyn-
ton, Luther S. !cwctt and Charles
s. Hastn@, arc fishing on the Nj
%akiton Ponds today.
The annual mectin" of the Nj SAX
ton Fish and Game Club was held ut
the Tub House in Waterford ut
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Major Wi!lin& Mclrosc ana wife
leave Saturday for Charlotte where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Ebert Reed and son, Ebert
Jr. OF Connecticut are here visiting
his parents, Mr.. and MIS-. F. f. Reed.
Mrs. Alice St. Jock, Miss Mildred
Houghton and Robert f. French
spent Thursday ut Joe's Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Wallace
arc spending IL two weeks vacation
in Plymouth, Boston and New York.
The Crescent Club will give Il
dance at the Annoy on Monday eve
ing, May 81.
Fifteen members of the Friendly
Sunday school class met with their
to- cher, Mrs. Richards, Thursday cv-
eninT. There was short business
meeting, followed by games and IL So
cial time. Delicious refreshments of
ice cream, and cake were served by
the hostess and all present had an en-
iioyablc time.
A hearing was hal Thursday be-
fore Justice Morton at Concord in
the case of John II. Stuart. Jr..
AGAINST A. J. Roy. Stuart recovered
$5l.7l and costs of $7,11, and Roy
took an appeal to the October term
of Essex county court. Searles &
Graves appeared for Roy and Stuart's
lawyer was Guv w. Hill. Miss Mabel
l.. Spencer was court reporter.
Five nurses, Miss J. Lucrctia Tay-
lor, Miss Stickncy, Miss Hooker, Miss
Suitor and Miss Savage attended
meeting of the State Nurses Asso-
citation at Montpelier Wednesday.
Miss Flossic Boutain is home from
q two weeks vacation spent at
Groveton.
A. Il. BOWS real estate agency has
sold Philip A. Fletchcr's farm in
Danvillc to Elmer E. Row.
Wesley Pope is ASSISTING at f. c.
Sherburne's Restaurant while Pres
ton E. Conner is in Toledo, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Sherburne are
at their cottage Mt Willoughhv Lake.