St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. johnson and


Mia Olcott leave Thursday for Old
Orchard, Me, where they viii spend
week.
, Mrs. c. W. Fitch and two sons of
New York city and ". II. Fitch OF
NIooers, n. y, are here spending a
. week with DR.. W. e. Fitch.
Nj. ana Mr.. living Eastman Of
| Irvington, N. j., are visiting his par
ents, MI. and Mrs. W. B. Eastman.
The A. 3. Dow agency has sold the
Fisk tnlm in WaitSfield for F. S.
! Woods to +. f. Rlsbec.
Miss Florence Burbank is home
! from Il visit with Mis-. John Gilbert
/ in Hardwick.
Miss Rosaline Nichols went to
! Lowell, Mass, VI ednesday to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Esther Cushing and Archie
/ Gushing OF New York CITY are here
to pend the summer with Mrs. NJ.
Neaglc.
Paul W. Gilman and Fred d. Gil
man are in Boston on business.
Raymond Bennett went to oLWell,
Mass, Wednesday, TO visit friends.
| Charles I. Clifford of North Dan
vile was an early morning visitor
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Bartlett spent We'd
ncsday with Mrs. Squires Wilson at
Lyndonville.
Edward Twombly is assisting at +.
II. Randal's store during the sum-
mer.
Agarde Dcmers of Lisbon was here
on busints s Tuesday.
Mis- Dorcns II. Estabrooks re-
turned homo from New York City
Tueday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pearce is visiting at
the home of her son, Arthur Pearce,
at North Danville.
The mystery in regard to automo-
bile thefts taking place in st. Johns
bury has been cleared up by, Chief OF
Police Finley. He traced the sellcs
of thefts to number OF boys VINO
committed the acts in spirit OF mis-
chievousness rather than to secure
any gain or do injury to the cars.
The boys and their parents have, been
interviewed and the Doys made to
realize the seriousness of their acts.
The man. friends Of Mrs. Frank
e. Blossom will be saddened to
learn OF her death in Boston Tuesday
where she has been for some weeks.
The body will arrive in st. Johnsbury,
"Wednesday afternoon and the funeral
arrangements will be announced
later.
Dr.. F. O. Moore's office will Re
closed June "a to July LIST. adv
L. NJ ~ y
held IA guessing contest after thelr
| regular meeting in Grand Army
hall Tuesday evening. Fist pr.2es
were won by Mrs. Bernard A. john
SON and Fred nj. Crosby and boooy
prizes by Mr.. and Mrs.. Ernest Blod-
cett. Refreshments of ic" cream, and
cake were served and tancing close!
the evening" program.
Dorothy May, infant d. lighter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermoa Rood OF II
Concord avenue, died Tuesday morn
ing, aged ! year and p days. The
funeral will BE- held ut the louse
THURSDAY altc: 90 :. 9 c'c}oc', with
the burial ~ III. Pc, ~, Cemetery
The funeral viii i'c conducted ny
Rev. Dr. f. w. Sharpe.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew J, Graham
with her sister, Mrs. Berry, OF BoS-
ton, enjoyed most delightful day
here Mrs. Graham's m'ther lived IN
St. JohnSbuly many years ago t-"d
attended the private school that was
established before the st. Johnsbuly
Academy and Mrs. Graham met sew
cral st. Johnsbu,y people that re-
memberi.l those days.
Howard B. Bios 'o.l OF Barre
and Mrs. Abbie Humphrey Of Con-
cord, N. H., are here, having been
called TO St. Johnsbury by the dtath
OF Mrs. Frank f. Blossom.
The friends of James Burns will
be pleased to know that he was able
to leave Brightlook hospital on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 3arquin, Miss
Florence Sealey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Gibson visited friends in New
port Sunday.
Prof. Bliss Perry of Harvard Col
lego who is we'll known in this sec
ton as summer resident at Cas-
plan Lake, has been selected hv the
family of the late Maj. Henry L.
EiGginson of Boston to write his bio
graphy.
Dir. T. w. Magoon leaves Friday
to attend a convention of chiropo-
dists in Burlington. He will be out
of town from Friday until the fol-
lowing Wednesday
Mrs. Walter Ingram and her
nephew, Master Lyndon Arnold
have gone to Eaten, Quebec, to visit
Mrs. Jane Hodge.
Mrs. l.. e. Spafford of Barnet was
a st. Johnsburv visitor Tuesday and
opens the "Old Homestead" tea
house for the summer on July I. Mrs
S,pafford spent three months Of the
pass winter in Washington and was
at Orleans for two months this
spring.
Edward Walter, a top sergeant at
Norwich University at Mortified, has
been promoted to first lieutenant and
is now at the training school ut Fort
Ethan Allen.
Rev. A. S. Woodwork ]etftt for
Buffalo Tuesday morning where he
will attend the Northern Baptist con-
>cntion in that city.
At tho last sCs sion of the GIanG
Lodge of Odd Fellows of We mont
it was voted unanimously to hold the
next annual session next May in st.