The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30

visited relatives in town Thursday.
Miss Eva Roscbrook Of East Eulke
visited Mrs. Warren Gaslill Thurs
day.
c. L. SomcIvilc was in burlington
Thursday attending 4 meeting Of the
telegraph managers G. Vermont.
Mrs. 7 e. Wheaton Of st. johns
bury Center visited MIS-. Harley Rob
erts Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen Adams, who has been
visiting here, left Friday for her home
in Nashua.
Mrs. George Hall visited Mrs.
Trombly at Passumpsic Friday,
Mrs. Lawrence Caverly Of Laconia
is here visiting her parents, MI and
Mrs. George Hall.
Miss Edna Pidgcon, bookkccper
for The Plymouth Creamery, was
married at Woodsville Wednesday to
Raymond Goodwin OF that village.
George E. Stevens left Friday af-
ternoon for Bath, Nc, with crew Of
10 painters to work on the contract
recently secured by the firm Of STAT
FORD & Stevens to paint CT houses.
The annual meetings Of the Yer
mont Botanical Club and the Yer
mont Bird Club are being held in
Burlington Friday ard day
morning Miss lnez A. Howe, di-
rector Of the Fairbanks Museum, has
a paper during the program on 30
tany at he Fairbanks Museum in
1919
Maxwell Hatch Of Groton has filed
a petition in bankruptcy with liabili-
tics of $1,000 and assets of $500. The
latter consists OF eight shares OF
stock in the Groton Telephone Com
pany with a par value of S25 each.
The biggest liability is note for
$4,000, now in the iClm Of a judg'-
ment in the Caledonia county court.
w. Il Eastman and Frank G. Lam
dry returned Thursday from Montpe-
her where they attended the midwin-
ter meeting of the Vermont Pharma-
ccutical association. At this gather
ing d resolution was adopted that it
was the sense of the meeting that the
druggist do not take out liquor IL
ccnscs for dispensing liquor under
physicians licenses as provided by
the national prohibition act.
Floyd NJ. bearing, chief field depu-
ty in the Internal Revenue depart
mont with headquarters at Burling-
ton and John Corcoran, field deputy
and former st. Johnsbuly resident
were here Friday on business con
nected with the collection of the in
come tax. Mr.. Bearing was especially
interested in securing an office foI
John W. Gaynor, deputy collector
, who has located at ST. Johnsbury to
establish field station for tn &C
counties Of Caledonia, Essex and Or
leans.
A. II .Dinsmore, superintendent OF
| he United States Fish hatchery
will be one of the speakers ct a
meeting of the Northern Vermont
Fish and Game Club ut Newport on
he evening Of Feb. 6.
The st JohnSbury Academy basket
ball team goes to Colebrook tonight
where they will line up against the
strong high school five of that town.
The members of the mems class of
st. Andrews church will meet with
their wives at 7.30 o'clock at the
lome Of Charles Curtis on BelVideIe
3treet.
The many friends Of Mrs. Fred
3urleigh will be glad to know that the
chances of her recovery from melcu-
ial poisoning on Wednesday evening
IRE considered favorable. Mrs Bur
leigh was taken to the hospital We'd
1esday night where her condition was
Vt first considered serious.
Next week is Thor week at the Of
fice>of the st. Johnsbuly Wiring Co.,
and housewives interested in electric
washing machines should not fail to
visit the store.
The ladies of the North and South
churches will hold a union foreign
missionary meeting at the South
church Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
beginning the study of the new book
Battalion of Life The leaders will
be Mrs. C. G. Braley and Mrs, Charles
A. Shields
Henry T. Donahue, who has been
confined to the house by illness is well
on the road to recovery
Martin Shay of Boston is here for
a few days on business.
Penn Paige, Il former st. Johnsbury
resident, was in town Friday on bust