St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07

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j., with Mr.. Countryman, who i
employed as pastry chef at the
Monomock Inn.
Nj. and Mrs. Fred l.acassc have
returned from visit to Boston anC
| Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and MI. J. P. Hicks left Fri
day for ContlcooE ana Sunapee to
pend few days.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. COUNSEL and Mrs
Ray Bailey received word Thursday
of the death of their sister, Mrs
Herbert Fairbanks who died at he'
home in Littleton. Mrs. Bailey and
mother, Mrs. David Suitor went
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Counsel
and Mr.. Bailev will attend the frner-
al Sunday.
c. +. Silsby and Jack Bertrand
came home from Toledo, O., Thurs
dav driving home a new Buick car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard S. Eastman
Of Gfoton were here Thursday on
business.
Wendell Morris has Il position III
Washington for the summer.
Mrs. Ellen Granger of st. Johns
bury Center visited old friends here
Friday.
Herbert Wilcox is t; kin" his vaca-
ton from the nostoflice and Frank
Bailey is substitutnr for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lctourncau and
son, Wendell are at Old Orchard for
Il civ days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steele Of
Rvegate visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il.
Chase Thursday.
Mrs Vernie Ti;dalc of New York
CITY is VISITING her brother, Father
Drouin at Joe's Pond.
Dan Hurley and family leave for
Joe's Pond Sunday to spend two
weeks.
Miss Boulduc of Sherbrooke who
has been til guest of Miss Maria
Landry for two weeks returned to
her home Friday.
Leslie Daniels is home from visit
to Morrisville and is at his work at
the Corner Garage.
George Howe, of Burlington, arriv-
ed in St. Johnsbury Wednesday and
is connected with the news depart
mcnt of the Caledonian-Record for
the summer. Mr.. Howe is a member
of the Junior class at the Univer-
sitv of Vermont and son of w. p.
Howe, owner of the Burlington Free
Press.
Mrs. James Lungc of Burke visit
ed her dauphter, Mrs. James McGill
here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waite and
two sons leave Sunday for six days
trip by auto to Portland.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert Christy of
HYDE Park Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Falr
of Burlington, MI. and Mrs. A. C
Harris and son of Orleans will spcnd
the week end with DR. and Mrs. Vic
tor P. Genge at Joe's Pond.
Horace Goodwin has new car.
Oliver H. Cameron, Esq, of Island
Pond was in st. Johnsbury on bust
ness Thursday.
Joseph P. Roy has sold his one
half interest in the barber shop and
pool room at 80 Railroad Street,
which Roy Brothers recently pur-
chased of A. A. Champoux, to George
V. Roy.
w. F. and l.. T Timson of Luncn-
burg were visitors in st. Johnsbury
Friday.
Burton r. Jones of the st. Johns
bury Inn has recently purchased AN
automobile formerly by T. N. Vail
with the intention of using it for al
public auto.
The postoflice will be closed all day
Monday, July 5th. There will he no
deliveries of mail by carriers, rural
or town. The lobby will be opened
from a. m. to 6 p. M.
Services of the International Bib.c |
Students in G. A. r. hall, Citizens
Bank Block, next Sunday afternoon
at three O'Clock. addressed Ivy a l..
Huntley of Morrisville. Subject, The
Destruction of the Temple NJ. de
with Hands," A cordial invitation is
extended to all Interested. Seats free.
No collection.
Miss Mabel Kelley has resigned as
home demonstration OF the wNman's |
auxiliary of the Caledonia Farm bu-
reau to accept a similar position in
her county home in New York state.
Miss Blanche Snaulding and Miss
Elaine Fairbanks have returned |
from Joe's Pond where they have
been spending two weeks with their
aunt, Mrs. George Spaulding.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Melissa
Gill and Paul Shattuck have taken an
auto trip to Salaverrv. Que. to spend
4 few days with Miss Gill's parents.
Now for real entertainment-the
kind of picture that pleases every
Dne-Jack Pickford in "The Little
Shepherd of Kingdom Come"-the
novel hv John Fox, Jr. that moved
million. tv tears-and laughter: full
Of kindness, hear.-interest, sweet
young love, of FLOODED conflict
and Big dramatic situations. A tale
that will i've forever in the hearts
Of the American public. The Globe
presents it as Holiday attraction,
Monday also Tuesday.
William Lowell and Perry Lowell
went to Newport SATURDAY. afternoon
to spend the holiday with their sister,
Mrs. Cecil Albee.
Leon ]. Charland Of the Caledo-
nian-Record is spending the holiday
in Portland, Me-, with Mrs. Charland
and son, who are spendino some time
with Mrs. Charland's parents in that
city.
Joseph Parauette is spending the
Fourth with his parents in Barton.
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