St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-11-03

lew Gays WITH nef sister, MIS-. u.
There certainly were votes cast
NJ. Campbell.
here last Tuesday by two aged ladies.
one being Mrs. M. P. Cass, aged IS
years and the other one was MIS-
Abigail Wilson, aged 90 years.
Mrs. Clarence Dodge is not as we'll
and ha another trained nurse caring
for her. She is still with her son, DR..
Dodge and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Beattie have
returned from their wedding trip and
have taken rooms at Pleasant View
house and their meals at Hotel Lyn-
don.
Forrest Grapes, son of D. /.
Grapes. who has been working at
Bl'attleboro, has given up his job ard
gone to Florida. He went by water
Catherine Emery has got through
working at the Atlantic & Pacific
store, and is working in A. w. Ed
mund's Drug store.
A. w. Edmunds went der hunting
Monday to Skinner, Me- H. vi G.,
into camp with DR.. Aidrich. Hon, +
Watson and DR.. A. l.. Leonard eX
pect to join them Thursday and have
Il good time hunting deer
Word has been received from A.
w. EdmundS who Is camping with DR.
Aldlch at Skinner, Me-, that he has
caught adeer.
Grydon Trip who has been at
Springfield, Mass, working has re-
turned home and is working on his
fathers farm.
Margaret Holtham spent Sunday
with her parents in Sheffield.
Hazel Chaffce is living with Rev.
and Mr.. VIM. McFarlane.
Byron Coomer is laid up with an in
jurcd foot caused by cutting it with
an axe.
Mrs. Amanda Daniels has recover
ed from her recent illness.
Adrlbelt Eaton of Boston is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. G. M. Campbell.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Karlene, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Barley,
formerly of this place to John +.
Osborne, Jr. on Oct. 81 at Lowell,
Mas. Congratulations from friends
in this town.
MI and Mrs. Z. A. Shorey were
called to ST. Johnsbury last Thursday
to attend the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs. Emmcline Forrest.
Mss Marion Mitchell visited her
grandparents in Sheffield over Sun
day.
The shopmen enjoyed an afternoon
off on Tuesday, Nov. 2, giving them
all chance to cast their ballot.
Rev. Lewis Huber has returned
from Burlington where he attended
the Synod Of New England. Clergy
and bishops from all over New Eng
land were present and most profitable
meetings were held.
Clayton Welcome is able to be out
after being confined to the house with
blood poisoning for the past eight
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John rarrant Of New
port were at her sisters, Mrs. Mel
lie Shorcy recently.
Junior and Donald Edmunds gave
a Halloween party to their young
friends Saturday evening. A nice
sumner was served and their were dec
orations of jack o'lanterns etc, suit
able for the occasion. They all went
home happy for being one of the
party.
Miss Elizabeth Hills, librarian, suf-
fereI severe shock Friday after
noon.
Ernest Martin went TO Newport 10
work last week, but Fad to come
home on account of sickness. He is
better and has gone back again.
Mrs. LA Martin is very sick with
the prevailing distempcr.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. +.
church will have their Christmas sale
December 1 and 2. The Ladies' Aid
of tho Congregational church hold
their Christmas sale December 3.
Women's Auxiliary of st. Peters will
hold their sale December . in the
Parish house. Univcrsalist Ladies'
expect to have their sale December
Is. There will he chance for ev,ry
one to buy their Christmas gifts.
Mrs. Philip Rubley and daughter ut
Newport have been calling on old
friends the past week. -
Word has been received by friends
of Mrs. MacFlandcrs that she is
gaining very slowly.
Mr.. Hardy is moving from the AL
len Hunter tenement to Burke where
he is going to work for Mr.. Darling.
Mrs. Lewis Huber gave Hal
]owe'en party to her kindergarten
class in the parish house Saturday
afternoon from to 4. Ice Cream
and cake was served to the happy
little folks.
Marion Chapman, nine years old,
oldest daughter of Ralph and Mary
Chapman, underwent a serious opera
ton for appendicitis at their home
here Thursday afatcrnoon. DR.. Ross
of St. Johnsbury assisted by DR.: A:
A Cheney and DR. "A L. Leonard OF
this place were the physicians. She
is as comfortable as can be expected
at this writing.
Frances and Doris Carter. children
of Harold and Jessie Carter had their
tonsils and adenoids removed Friday
Iohncbu,v and DIR A I, Leonard of