St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-05
DANVILE

Howard Smith came home Sltur-
day to spend Il short vacation.
Rev. f. G. French spent WcGncs-
day in town calling on friends.
Thursdays thunder storm put
many telephones out Of commission
and Bert" Hatch has been KEEP busy
for few days. The linhtning struck
the house on the hill occupied by
Mr.. Knight and family, but no great
harm was done.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Clement of
Brockton, Mass, arc spending some
time at Harley Ayers.
Michael Fitzpatrick, an aged man,
living near Pumpkin hill tresslc. who
was injured about Il month ago, died
Sunday morning about 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Florence Wilson and her chill
dren, Kenneth and Gertrude, Of
Muncie, Que, are visiting Mrs Viii
sons father, S. A. Moore. Mr.. VIII
son is expected to arrive the middle
of August to spend his vacation here.
Mrs Walter Il. Eastman and two
little children of Melrosc Highland
Mass, arc visiting at Clement KIM
balls. Mr.. Eastman also spent the
week end at MI. kimballs.
Miss Grace Bartlett, who has been
ill lately, is able to be down stairs
and ride little way.
Mrs. John Bacon Of White River
Junction and Mr.. and Mrs. viii Gold
smith of Waupaca, Wisconsin, are
spending a few days at Thurber's.
This is Mr.. Goldsmiths first visit Eat
and he is very much pleased with
Vermont.
Mr.. and Mr. Way of Burlington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll H. White
of Barre were in town Sunday and
called at J. Leslie Hardy's.
Emerson Libbey of Hampton
Roads, Va, GU. S. Naval base M. M.
schooD, is home on ten days leave.
John Mckenzie of Everett, Mass,
after an absence of az years, was in
town last week calling on old friends.
He finds the village much changed
for the better.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bennett and
daughter, Beatrice, and Mrs. Mont
gomery of Illinois, who were in the
automobile accident on Dole hill three
weeks ago, spent the day Thursday at
w. F. Dole's. They admire Vermont
scenery very much and speak in the
highest praise of the kindness and
hospitality of Vermont people. Mrs.
Montgomery left Friday for her
home in Glencoe, ILL.,, and the Ben
netts will go TO Orange, California,
as soon as MI Benefits hand is suf-
fciently healed to allow him to make
the journey.
Pictures for Friday will be William
Hart in "John Pctticoats" and news
reel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stocker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Stocker mot
ored to Old Orchard Sunday where
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stocker will re-
main for two weeks. MI. and Mrs.
Marshall Stocker returned home Mon
day.
Rev. Axtell of Porto Rico spoke ut
the Congregational church Sunday
evening to an appreciativc audience.
Miss Harriet Whittier of Boston
came Monday night to spend her va
cation in Danvile.
Misses Elizabeth and Nellie Kelley
of Boston are visiting Mrs. George
French. Mrs. Frcnch's sister of Bos-
ton is also visiting her,
The girls of the True Blue Sunday
school class will give an entertain
ment at Town hall next Saturday
evening, Aug. 7, the program will
consist of plays, musical selections,
etc, at the close of which social
hour will be enjoyed.
Miss Christine Graham of Barre,
a former Danville school teacher, is
visiting friends in town.
During the heavy thunder storm
Thursday evening, Mrs. Zcna Kit
tledgc was quite severely burned by
electricity. She was sitting in the
kitchen with her elbow an the alumni
mum shelf of her kitchen cabinet
when the bolt came in on the tcle-