St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14

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that date the banks that have pre-.
viOusly been open Saturday evenings
will be open Monday nights in stead
Mrs. Martha X. Dean, % Pleasaa
street, who has been confined to hei
he'd since last November, received !,
shower of letters and postals from
her friends Friday on occasion of hel
73rd birthday. Ncighbors called dur
ing the day to extend congratulations
and good wishes. a pleasant sur
prise was visit from her brother,
Dwight Knapp, of Littleton, who, be-
cause of illness, has not been able to
zee her for several years.
Mrs. Clara Dodge, 26 Pleasant
street is at Brightlook hospital for an
operation on her throat.
Dr.. Collins has made the import
mt announcement that Mrs. Grace
Hazard Conkling, Assistant Professor
If English at Smith College, has ac-
,cptcd an appointment as instructor
IL the English School which Middle
Jury College will conduct at Bread
loaf next summer.
The religious services at the City
Mission which have been held on
Tuesday evenings will be resumed
omorrow night.
A parish supper will be served to
he members of the church and con-
sregation of Grace Methodist church
IN Thursday evening in the church
lining rooms. The supper is free and
t is hoped there will be a large at
;endarce.
Chandler Heath of Danvillc WAS
,ere on business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Finley and
laughter were at Danville, Thursday,
o attend the funeral of Archie Steele
Mrs. Frank Wheelock of Concord
s visiting her sister, Mrs. Elmo'e
Smith.
Mrs. E. T. Grimes went to Wells
river Thursday to meet Mr. Grimes
mother, Mrs. Sarah Grimes, who
to visit them for some time.
William Goss of Lebanon is here
listing friends for a few days.
Fred W. Kinney was called to Leh-
mon, Thursday, by the illness of his
mother.
Mrs. Robert Larry of Barre, who
las been here visiting her slste.,
Mrs. Walter Cox on Winter street,
he past few days returned home
Thursday.
Miss f. Montambcoult Of Canada
$ keeping house for Joseph Lavauit.
Mrs. A. Champoux who underwent
serious operation three weeks ago /
the St. Johnsburv Hospital l. not
.ble to sit up yet. Her moth"r. Mrs.
5aroly, Provcncal, AID .Ii"1 Tilleson !
IRE taking care of her children.
Gustave Provcncal of Hart ford,
,onn., is visiting his mother and Mrs.
:. Provencal.
Mrs. Joseph Laveault of East Rye
rate is getting long fine from her
zig operation.
The pupils of the Pierce's Mill
chool purchased three War SAVINGS
stamps and seven thrift stamps dur
ng the month of March. Irene Hal
md Marion Wedge had perfect at
enhance for the winter torn.
Miss Estelle Slack, who has spent
he Easter vacation with her parents,
Judge and Mrs. L. p. Slack, from
Miss Capen's school at Northampton,
'etuncd Thursday.
Jean Provost is visiting Miss
Shortleg Of Miles Pond.
The many friends of Mrs. A.
-hampoux sent her flowers and boxes
If chocolates it being her birthday
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Boutelle of Danvillc,
,. c., has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. J. A. Rouse.
Don C. Stiles leaves Friday for
Philadelphia on business trip.
st. Andrews church will hold
ummage sale on Friday and Satur-
lay, aft ernoon and evening, April 0
md 10, at the Pythian building.
All members of the probation class
It Grace Methodist church are asked
o meet the pastor Friday afternoon
It o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Deoss of 1G
Iigh Street are rejoicing over the
birth of 9!a pound son, Clifton
Kenneth. born April 8. /
Mrs. George w. Kellogg of Boston
ll1ived here Wednesday to visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon c.
Weeks, for a short time.
Miss Gladys !. Dean was very
pleasantly surprised Wednesday eve
hing, when a company of young la
lies, with whom she is associated al
he Office of E. & T. Fairbanks e.
Co., gathered at her home at 9 School
Street. AS a reminder of, their best
wishes for her future married life,
hey left her beautiful painting.
rhe evening was pleasantly spent
With music, ater which light refresh
nents were served by her sister, Mrs.
7. A. Grady.
Miss Edith Ranney, who has been
pending her Easter vacation ut
louisville with her sister, Mrs. Ha-
old Parker. returned home Monday.
Henry f. Taylor of Springfield was ;
business visitor to St. Jchnsbuly,
Thursday.
John H. Carpenter of Boston will
'e at the St. Johnsbury House Mon