Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25

Golf links and back to Pythian hal
where luncheon was served. There
was dancing until late hour. There
was an unanimous demand for othol
parties of the same kind and for the
present the Legion will give a similar
party every Wcdncsday evening.
Mrs. ". II. Morrison was called
here from Randolph on account OF
the death of Howard Morrison OF
Fitchburg, Mass, and during her stay
here was the guest of her daughter
Arthur Hildrcth of Newport was
operated on at Brightlook Hospital
Friday. His mother Mis-. H. J. Hill
dreth, came down here with him.
Charles Drownlow went to Bright
look hospital Friday afternoon for an
operation.
Many essays were written on the
advantages of joining the United
States army in the various schools Of
s.. Johnsbuly Friday and the interest
in this contest has been keen. In
<tructonr have been received from
army headquarters that all the prize
essays and names of winners must be
sent to Headquarters at Albany, N.
Y, on March |. The names Of no
prize winners will be announced until
April 10 and no prizes distributed I'M
til May >.
The Sunday schools of the town
will meet as usual Sunday noon in
their respective churches.
A. f. Powell has recovered from
his recent illness and has resumed his
work at the Fairbanks Scale Factory.
Robert ID. Merrill of Barton was n
business visitor to st. Johnsbuly, Sat
urday.
Rev. Chaunccy A. Adams of Dan
Willie visited St. Johnsbury Friday.
The c. RI. Goss Company received
Friday, Feb. 10, IA shipment Of Pack
ard Broughams, u seven passenger
one compartment enclosed model.
These cars are finished strictly to
Packard standards. The upholstery
is in graz laidlaw broadcloth Of at
tractivc design with exception Of the
drivers scat which is Of hand buiFc1
straight Grained leather the better to
withstand hard usage. The interior
arc of the finest and
include mahogany vanity cases, and
set, comfortable auxiliary
cushions attached to back of rear scat
which is also complete with arm rests.
Tonncau window shades of silk and
quarter electric lights add to the conf
forts of this luxurious car which can
be seen at the above Ccmpa"y'S show
room.
The c. II. Goss Co. has completed
it's contract at the Plymouth Cream
cry Co., St. Johnsbury. The work
which ha; been of several months du-
ration has been fittinGly executed IN
accordance with the policies consist
cnt to the standards of both COM
panicS.
Miss Mabel Kelly, home dcmonstla-
tor, will repeat her demonstration OF
a firclcss cooker at the Museum on
Tuesday evening at 1870 o'clock.
Supt. and Mrs. Harvey A. Bur-
bank of Danvllc were visitors here
Wednesday.
Mr.. 'and Mis-. Lester Mcpherson
are receiving the congratulations of
their friends upon the arrival of a !
9'a pound boy on Friday at Mrs.
Moore's Sanatorium.
Miss Erla Simpson of Sheffield
camc from Hyde Park this week for a
very serious operation at Brightlook
Hospital. She has been teaching in
Hyde Park. Her mother, Mrs. H. p.
Simpson of Sheffield is stopping at S.
u. Atwood's during her daughters
illness.
Mrs. Eta Smith of East Concord
,pcnt the day Tuesday with Mrs. {.
l.. Farr.
Chief of Police John b. Finley was
s,llcd to Danvillc Thursday to see his
,ro.hcr-in-law, Archibald M. Steele,
who is quite sick.
Miss Eunicc Mckenzie of tn" State
highway office at Montpelier is visit
ng friends in st. John,bury.
Frank A. Nelson Of Sutton and
Miss Blanche Dccring Of Orleans
were married at the Methodist par
'onagc at II O'Clock Friday morning
~ Rev. George A. Martin. They left
or Portland on the afternoon train.
A. 3. bows real estate agency has
;old the residence at 81. Summer
street for Mrs. George A. Dow to
Charles Marshall of West Burke. Mr..
Marshall expects to movo to st.
|ohnsburv soon.
John Gibson, who is working in
Windsor Ezra few months, will spend
he wee, end with Mrs. Gibson, at
heir home in Arlington.
Seventeen cX-scrvice men in Yer
mont have been awarded scholarships
If $50 each by the State educational
service committee of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Indcr the collegiate scholarship ,li-
'ision of the Y. NJ. c. A. fund for cx-
service men. Among tho fortunate
mes were Rev. J. Milo Jeffrey of
who receives II scholarship
1t the Springfield, Mass, Y. M. c. A.
md Dascomb p. Rowe Of Barnet who
.ets scholarship at the University
If Vermont.
Mrs. Lena Strcw and son, Raymond
rom cNw York City arc visiting Mrs.
=. Il. Gibson. The many friends of