The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-21

MISS Nellle RiVafd, has returned 10
Delw's Ready~to-W ear shop after
three weeks vacation.
| Collins Stevens OF the Bank of
i, Montreal OF Hartland, N. B., is spend
| ing a few days with his cousin, l.. q.
| Drew.
Mrs. Roy Skinner is supplying at
| Gilman and Co. s during the absence
OF Mrs. Howard Hauver.
Nj. and Mrs. Lorenzo Manuel are
visiting THEN son, l.. j. Manuel, or
North Troy
| Nj. and Mrs Leon Colodny, Miri-
am and Raymond Colodny motored
on Saturday to Hanover, N. H., where
Raymond will enter Dartmouth.
Joseph Berard has been promoted
to the position of yard master at
st. Johnsburv and assumes his new
duties today
James Clark is taking two weeks
vacation and is visiting relatives in
keesville, N. Y.
Mrs. Henry Schoolcraft went to
Springfield Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Lyfold.
Miss Myrtle Flynn and Miss Eliza
beth Morgan of Providence, are Wis
iting their aunt, Mrs. Robert Leach.
Robert Leach has sold his house on
Highland Ave. to Annie Morrisette of
Coventry, givin" possession Wednes-
day. Mr.. Leach has rented Howard
Hauver's house on Orchard street.
Thomas Field, Glen Road, is MAX
ing extensive repairs on his house,
building new porch, DIGGING "a Gel
lar and adding several other improve
ments.
George Coodall has moved to
Sunnybraes, On Indian Point, and
will work this winter at Allendale
Farm.
Mrs. Iona Perkins spent the week
end at her home in Mansonville, p.
q.
MIS-. Clara Inquest went TO st.
Johnsbury on Saturday and returned
with her mother, Mrs. Myron Alex
ander, who has been receivin" treat
ment at Brightlook hospital for two
weeks.
Erlah Alexander is employed at F.
d. Flint's store.
Allan Brigham is absent from
school on account of illness.
Harry Stevens Of White River
Junction spent the week end at home.
The CITY Treasurer's Office is a
busy place these days, and taxpayers
are reminded that Sept. 20 is the last
day on which thew may receive their
discount.
George F. Root and Philip c.
Blanchard are attending the State
meeting of Fire Insurance Agts., held /
at Montpelier, Sept. 81.
Emery A. Wilkie, special agent of !
the Connecticut General Life Insur-
ance Co., havinr written large |
volume of business during the time
designated, qualified for attendance !
at the annual convention held this |
year at the Mt Pleasant House. Bret |
ton Woods, during the week Of Sept.
l4l9th, with expenses paid. He was |
also awarded an honor roll badge by
Vice Pres. BulkleV given for more
business than was required to qualify
for attendance.
Gerald Lockwood is shipping his
household goods and moving to Flint,
Mich, where he has a position with /
an automobile concern.
Mrs. Ava Peenc of WillougEby |
Lake was n business visitor in town
on Monday.
Mrs, Mary Hackett returned Mon
day from Montpelier.
Miss Ruth Buck has badly
sprained ankle as the result OF fall /
from the porch steps at her home.
MI. and Mrs. A. f. Hamilton
spent the week end with friends in
st. Johnsbury.
The annual meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary societies Of
the Methodist church was held at the
home Of Mrs. Arson Clark. The cleo
ton of officers was postponed one
month. The committee appointed to
collect for the Barre mission as Ms.
Z. o. Spaulding, chairman; Mrs. A.
J. Magoon, Mrs. L F Hooson, Mrs.
w l. Coburn, Mrs, B. F. Moore. Mrs
B. f. Moore is the present head of
the Foreign societv and Ms. Arson
Clark, president Of the Home Mis-