St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-03-17


participant in the discussion which
follows the presidents address.
The many holders in this vicinity
of International Button Hole Ma
chine Company stock are Interested
in the announcement that their quar-
tcrly dividend has been increased
from one per cent to one and one
half per cent.
c. H. Frazier, Chief Electrician,
and Il. o.. Dyer, Chief Commis5aly
Steward, U. S. N, have opened Il
Naval recruiting station in the law
years room at. the Court House and
will be here 10 days. Several new
schools for machinists and cIcrtrici-
ans have recently been opened and
the Navy needs more recruits.
A very successful playlet entitled
"Frcsh Air and Good Care" was
given by a number of young people
under the direction of Miss Agnes
Bailey. Those to take part were !;
Marshall Tatro Mitimorc, John
Steele, Edmund Steele, Dorothy Da-
Wis, Dorothy Murphy, Naomi Rich
;lrdson, Howard Bye, Caroline How
ard, Zylpha Petrie, Carrie Goss, Mil
drcd Gle and Gilbert Brown.
Thu friends of Sherman r. Graz
ham at Blightlook Hospital for the
past five weeks will be glad to learn
that his eye, has been in such bad
condition, is in little better state at
this writing.
Harold Wiggin of 50 Caledonia
street, St., Johnsbury, VT, has en-
rolled in the Boston University Col
lege of Business Administration. BY
taking work in this department., the
students who registered this Feblu-
airy will be able to graduate with the
students who came in September.
There will be no meeting of the
Layman's League in Summelvillc
Sunday as satisfactory arrangements
cannot be made for Il hall to hold the
meeting.
Alphonso White, the truckman, is
confined to the honse with illness.
Miss Beatrice Thibeanlt is clerking
in the E. N. Randall store.
Mrs. Edmund p. Hamilton came
home Thursday from Randolph where
she has been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph Hamilton.
The management of the Company
ID are making preparations to take
care of 1000 fans at the big game
with Company l. of Newport next
week Friday night and bleachers are
being erected to give extra seats for
the crowd that will surely be there.
Mrs. Homer Harrison went to
Charlestown,N H., Friday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. c. f. Goodrich.
Mrs. Carrie Blaisdell of Lyndon
vile visited here Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Hooker is nursing in
Miss Martha Hill of st. Johnsbury !
Center visited here Tuesday.
Harley Cummings is confined to
the house with the humps.
Miss Alice Roach who is at st.
Johnsbuly Hospital, is gaining from
her recent operation.
Mrs. Fred Fisher is very i'll at Mrs.
Frost's Sanitorium.
Lawrence G. Rexford, who was
seriously injured March, LIST by Il horse
stepping on his head and crushing
his skull, has so far recovered that
he left Brightlook hospital Thursday
and returned to his home in Ryegatc.
Raymond Worthen Of Ncwbury has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wilbur Worthen.
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Fitzgerald t.
and Margaret Fitzgerald of West
Barnet are here where they are called
by the illness Of Mrs. Fred Fisher.
Peter Landry was out Wednesday '
with the first straw hat of the season.
A daughter, Deborah Louise, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Sargent
1t Brightlook Hospital riday,
March IL. t
Mrs. Harold Hale and son, Ken
meth of Newbury, who have been t
visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs. E.
E. Sargent, returned to her home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Flint, who
IRE spending the winter in Orlando,
Fla, recently had Il visit from
Lieut.. Harold Fl. Carr, son of Mr.. ;
md Mrs. Harry Fl. Carr, who is sta
Toned at the Carlstram aviation field I
It Arcadia, Fla. He made the trip to !
Orlando in his airplane, No. 49919, :
coming across in 90 minutes and land t
nga the Orlando aviation field. {
l. G. Marshall underwent an oper- |
ltion at Brightlook Hospital Thurs ;
lay afternoon and is getting along as ,
as possible. !
Mr. and Mrs. II. Fl. Airport have :;
'cturned from visit to Montpelier. ,
c. H. Goss has delivered a new {
Dodge touring car to Carl d.. Hovey ,
md Carroll H. Fox. :;
Miss Bertha Holden, home econo- t
MICS specialist vii hold the follow {
ng demonstration, March II at Wat
rford, March Il, at Danville, March ,
G at Barnet.
Miss Mabel Kelley will hold DEM I
in Wheelock, March 16. I
County Agent L. A. Wood and
J. H. Hallett are home from Il bust ,
hess trip to Boston. '
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