The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-03
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

w. Gnu NILS II. y. I1ONey ana
Miss Doris Hovcy of L;ndonvillc
were Sunday visitors in St. Johns
bury.
The monthly meeting of the Red
Cross will be held in the Pythian
building Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock. Reports will be given on the
recent epidemic and plans for future
work. The executive board will meet
1t 2 o'clock.
The republican town committee
ave called caucus at the Town hall
saturday afternoon, May Is, at two
o'clock to elect II delegates to the
republican state convention at Mont
pelier on May rs
IN the book of Shcrwin Cody on
How to Deal with Human Nature in
BUSINESS the interesting fact appears
oa the chapter on advertising tn
before the Civil War the largest ad
Iertlsement which had appeared was
or the Fairbanks scales, amounting
o $4,000 in the New York Tribune
md other newspapers"
Miss Marion Babcock, who undcr-
went an operation for appendicitis it
B1ghtlook hospital recently, was able
to return to her home yesterday.
Mrs. Emily Towlc, formerly of St.
Iohnsbury, died at Lakeport, N. H.,
Friday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Fisher. The remains were
taken to Lyndon Center Monday for
nterment.
L. P: Leach has purchased a seven
passenger Cadillac touring car of tn p,
Northern Cadillac Company. Mr.
Leach drove the car from White Riv-
er Junction Saturday and found the
road in pretty fair condition.
A. S. Bartlett, foreman of the en-
zine house at the railroad yards has
rome to Breton Woods to take his
customary summer job in charge of
he Mt. WASHINGTON railroad. c. !.
Buckley of Lyndonville will take his
place at the st. Johnsbury engine
house.
Mrs. Frank Crane of Danville is
here visiting friends.
Miss Claire Wood spent the wee:
end in Lunenburg.
Miss Flossie Boutain is taking
wo weeks vacation from the Loug ,c
& Smythe store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kaczer left Sat
friday night for New Haven, Con J.,
where Mr.. Kaczer has charge of an
Electrical store.
Leo Roach of North Hatley spent
Sunday here.
w. H. H. ROBBIE died at the home
IF his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Sargent, !
1t Rutland Sunday noon, having been |
n failing health since the first of the
year. The body will be brought to
st. Johnsbury where the funeral will
re held at st. Andrews church Tues
lay afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mem
'ers of Chambellin Post, G. A. r., +
will attend in body.
Lewis kimball is visiting friends in
Y Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Louis Cade and daughte".
henrietta and son, Louie and Mr. AMI
DIS. Jesse Ward of Keene, N. H.
'ere visitors here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Massey, who
ave spent the winter in Montpelier
eturned Monday and are with Their
aughter, Mrs. Il. E. Woodward, t
10. 2 Bagley street.
Floyd Holmes went to Woodstock
Ionday in the interest of the Lougee
Smythe sale to be held there.
o. W. Boutain is moving his fam
y to Miles Pond to live
States Attorney James Campbell =
nd Lawyer Harry Blodgett are in
uildhall attending the Essex county
,urt
The home demonstration agent will 7
'ld an all day meeting at Sheffield,
ay 4. The women of Wbeelock arc i
vted to this meeting.
Ben Wright of Danvers, Mass, is 1
tn his parents for few days.
Mrs. Gertrude Burt and Mr.. ,
Gorge Hastings spent Saturday in E
wn. L
Mrs. c. A. Blodgett of Newark, |;
j., and Josephine Fisher Of Bel
VS. Falls are in town a part of tbs t
EEK.
Fred Elliott and William Ling ID
emit the week end at Miles Pond. +
Raymond Stenson spent Sunday in IL
erbrooke. T
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Moore are
Boston for few days A