St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-16

this time and Is giving four OF them
to the c children.
Mrs. Louise McLcoI returned
Saturday from Il three months trip
to England and Scotland.
MI and Mrs. E. NJ. Brough and
daughter and son, who have been
in Baltimore, Nd, for the past year
havc returned to St. Johnsbury. Mr..
Blou III will resume his former po-
s;tion with the f. and r. Fairbanks
ana Co. They will occupy the
Sulloway house On Summer Street as
soon Us the extensive repairs which
are being made on it are completed.
Ernest Sherburnc spent Sunday in
/ Newport
The members of the Is Vermont
regiment, with their families and
friends, are to hold their annual re.
union in the Gldand Army hall at
10 o'clock on Friday morning of this
week, June IS. All veterans, their
families and friends, are cordially in
vitcd and the families of deceased
vetrans have Il special invitation.
Mrs. Harriet 1dc, who is the head
of the teacher training class at Derby
Academy. was an over-Sunday guest
of>hcr sister-in-law, Miss Mary Idc.
Ed Provost, who has been employ
cd at A. L. Bragr's for the past y
year; has finished his work there.
Mrs. Aurilla Dane, who has been
in Brightlook Hospital for the past
week returned to her home Monday.
Arthur Fay and two sons, Gerald
and Stanley, spent Sunday in camp
on Elmore Mountain.
Judge Harland B. Howe and two
daughters, Misses Josephine and Har-
rict, were in town over the weekend
and visited relatives here and in Lyn>
don.
MI. and Mrs. A. s. Campbell arc i'll
Woodstock visiting her parents.
Harold Young, who has been teach
ing at Mcrccrsburg Academy at MGR
ccrsburg, Penn, the past year, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Younr.. He leaves soon for Seattle
where he will spend the summer, re-
tuning to his academy work in the
fall.
miss H. M. Spaulding is spending
Il short time in Springfield, Mass.
and other Massachusetts, towns and
will return June u.
T. II. Aldrich of Lyndonvillc has
bcugk,, of the Corner Garage Il Ford
tourin,, car.
James A. Impcy and Oscar NJ.
Paul Sherry was in Orleans and
West Burke on business Friday.
Jud"e Harland 3. Howe and Will
liam l. Smith of Burlington were here
Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harrison, Mrs.
Walter Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. James
St,vcrs and Mrs. Bessie Forbes Of
Danvjllc visited hero Frida.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Simpson visited
in Lyndonvillt Friday.
Miss Marcia Nichols has r'ovcd
to tenement in the Doynton b ock.
Mrs. Mamie Chamberlain OF
Nashua is here visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Varnum, for IL
few weeks.
Mrs. Howard Ford and son, John,
arc spending the week end with
friend; in Danvillc.
Hugh w. Hastings, Esq, former
deputy county clerk at st. Johnsbury
and now practicing law in Bradford,
is MEDIATE for states attorney of
Orange county. His many St. Johns
bury friends hope he will win the
nomination and election.
Rev. and Mrs. f. 3. Richards, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur +. Stone, George
Hinma1 and Mrs. Carrie 7. Human
lcf. for Amherst, Mass, Saturday
morning to attend the Amherst Col
lege commencement exercises. Messrs
Richards and Stone are attending
tfeir 35th class reunion and Mr..
Humans class have their tricnnial
reunion. Mr.. Humans father was a
member of the class now holding its
.! tn reunion.
Walter Fl. May, who has been high
school inspector for the State Board
of Education of New Hampshire,
h.; been appointed deputy commits
sicrcr of education in charge of New
Hampshirc's secondary schools. Mr..
May is Il former St. Johnsbury boy
and graduate of our Academy. He
has been principal Of the high school
Ut Concord in this state and later
of the high schools of lis
bon and Hanover.