The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-16

mean Boston, where she visited hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin.
! Edward Duroes has returned to his
old home in West Charleston after
spending few days at the home OF
Nj. and Mrs. w. E. Davis here.
Miss Ethel Harlan, waitress at the
Newport House, is confined to her
bed with severe cold.
/ Miss Peggy Burns has returned
from a two weeks visit in St.
Bloomsbury and Bellows Falls.
I Ernest Chaplin of the Photo-Craft
Shop made an exceptionally fine
! group photograph of those who took
part in the presentation of "The
Princess Chlysanthemum," the comic
opera, which was given at Lanes
Opera House two days last week. The
picture is on exhibition in the win
dow of the Photo-Craft Shop on
Main street
! John Alberghini has returned from
Plymouth, Mass, where he was called
by the sudden death of his mother.
William Harms, the Torrington
Vacuum Cleaner salesman from Bos-
ton, has changed his residence from
Hurst's hotel to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Magoon on Prospect
street.
J. A. Aubin has returned from a
ten days trip to Johnson City, Tenn,
DR.. w. 0. Brown spent the week
end in St. Johnsbury
Mrs. Edith Prouty plans soon to
leave for California where he sister
is now living.
Plenty Of excitement is in store
for the wrestling followrs who will
gather in Pastime Hall, Wednesday
evening, Feb. 18, to witness the
match between Charles Borella, well
terweight champion of Vermont, and
James Pappas, $50 pound Greek
champion of Burlington. This will be
return bout, Pappas having defeat
ed Borella in Burlington on Christ
mas day. The match will be staged
under catch as catch can rules with
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The local boy is out to redeem him
self Some star preliminary
matches are scheduled.
Mrs. George Bean Of Eastern Ave-,
who went to Newport News, Va,
few weeks ago to recuperate from
long standing illness, has now gone
to Hot Springs, Ark, in an endeavor
to regain her lost strength.
Mrs. H.. NJ Stevenson is i'll with
influenza. DR.. Petite is attending her.
Mrs. C. A. Cass and her mother,
Mrs Maria Reece are both quite i'll
with the grippe DR.. B. ID. Longe is
attending them.
Little George Lyford, son of Ned
Llf8rd of Central Street, received a
deep cut in the center of his forehead
when he ran into bed post while
playing in his home Saturday even
ing. DR.. B. d. Longe was called and
dressed the wound which was very
painful although not serious.
Sundays severe snow storm raised
havoc with the trains and caused |
them to be late all along the line.
The air line express pulled in two
hours behind schedule. The train
crew reported % inches had fallen in
Boston on top of what the Hub al
ready had.
Ralph Deney of the Union Mutual
w. d. Brockway, representing the
Vermont Mutual of Montpelier, Geo.
Makay Of the Granite Mutual of Bar
re > George N. Hutchins of Manches-
ter, special agent for Home, Fire and
Marine Insurance were in this city
Saturday and made prompt and salts
factory adjustment of the losses sus-
tanned by Bigelow and Norris in the
fire Thursday night which destroyed
heir bobbin mill and stock. The
insurance was adjusted on basis of
4 total loss, and allowed in full
$4,000 on the mill, machinery and
equipment, and $4,000 on the stock.
Architect A. Mclean of Boston
will soon submit plan for the pro-
posed new high school building. A
1lan by F. A. Walker, architect Of
OdTIe Is HOW vi view III ". -.
Searles' window.
H. O. Hutchinson, state superin-
,endent of Junior High schools of
Burlington, was in town Thursday
ooking over the ground and the plans
or Viewpoints proposed new high
school building.
Mrs. Myron Longeway was taken
Il Sunday morning and suffered a
shock of paralysis. She is attended
by DR.. George F. Adams.
Eugene Bowley of the B. and M.
office force is i'll with grippe.
George William Hamilton is home
from Dartmouth.
Mrs. N. G. Stevens who has been
visiting her nephew, l.. O. Drew, has
returned to her home in Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Colodny re-
turned Sunday morning from an en-
ioyable trip to Lakewood and Allan
tic City. While in New York, Mr..
Colodny combined business with
pleasure, and selected new goods for
the American Clothing store.
Miss Anna Hawkins of Derby is
visitinf her sister, Mrs. Stanton
Hitchcock.