The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-25
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

gins will be pleased to learn that nc
is somewhat better.
The milk train from the south was
five hours late Monda morning in
arriving in st. Johnsbury The Boston
& Maine arc still badly tied up in
moving freight on account OF the
storms and many Of the through |
freight trains have been cancelled.
Mrs. M. A. Crane went to Bright
look Hospital Monday afternoon
where she will spend q few days for
treatment.
Tho official ballot for the annual
town meeting next Tuesday has been
postcd in various parts of the town
and contains the names OF the candl-
dates except those nominated at the
citizens caucus.
GEORGE C. Wilkic has received
word of the death of his uncle, Alex
ander Wilkie, at Danville, P. q.
Miss Florence Sealcy of the Bar
ouin & Sealey millinery store left
Tuesday to spend the week in New
York and Boston to purchase spring
millinery.
Mrs. Charles Bacore, Mrs Waiter
Hall, Mrs. Arthur Olcott, Mrs. Fred
Robinson of St. Johnsbury Center,
and Mrs. William McGovcrn Of Lyn-
donvillc were visitors here Tuesday.
Walter J. Lewis is i'll at his home
at North Pearl street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole are con-
valcscing from their recent illness.
Mrs. C. A. Robbins and Mrs. JOS
eph Weare of Whitefeld were busl-
ness visitors here Tuesday.
4 The Concord Candy Kitchen is be-
ing greatly improved with paint, new
counters and q new floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lyster are slow
" convalescing from their recent III
ness.
Friends of MI. and Mrs. Harry b.
Moulton Of East Braintree, Mass,
are sorry to hear that she is in the
hospital in Boston for an operation
for growth in the right side and
appendicitis.
A group of players under the lead
orship of Rev. Harold G. D. Scott
that recently so successfully present.
ed three plays at the Church oil the
Messiah, will repeat the plays at
Barnet Friday night for the benefit
Of the Red Cross of that village. A
barge win leave the bookstore Of e.
G. Smith on Eastern avenue Friday
afternoon at 300 O'Clock and all dc
string of accompanying the players
on this trip are invited to do SO. The
evenings entertainment includes a
supper, the presentation of the plays
and dance.
Local interest is attached to the
Associated Press dispatches of the
work Of the American and British
warships in their relief work in the
Black Sea where the U. S. S. Biddle
is transporting the refugees to places
Of safety as the Commander of the
Biddle is Leigh Noyes, oldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Moves, and flag
secretary to Admiral Mayo through
the war.
Leland A. Wood is confined to the
by illness.
Lindol M. Scott is confined to ibis
home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Peck left
Tuesday for Boston to spend few
\ days.
Miss Hazel Wilson left Tuesday fol
I Worcester, Mass, to visit shor
time.
Roy O. Skinner of the Skinner
Lumber Co. is in Maine on bushes;
for a few days.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bishop and sol
II Leslie left Tuesday for Los Angeles
il TO visit their son the remainder Of
II the winter.
II Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Gayhart o.
\ Fitzdale were here Tuesday on thciI
Il way to Lake Sunapee.
Il J. E. Parker of Springfield, Mass.
H is here visiting his daughter Mrs
II Walter Tilton.
h Mr.. and Mrs. r.. W. Martin o.
Il Newport, N. H., were visitors here
H Tuesday to visit friends.
II hC0fgc bdgDy Oh DdilNl'c WOO
Il business visitor here Monday.
II Miss Mabel l.. Spencer went tt
Il Bradford Tuesday on business for The
Il Orange county court work.
II Rev. Chauncey A. Adams of Dan
Il vile was business visitor in st
Il Johnsbury Monday.
II The Red Gross are very anxious tt
H help wherever they can in the pres
II cnt epidemic and wish especially tha'
i families in need of nursing, food Of
II supplies would report that fact tt
IL Red Cross headquarters that promp
n service may be rendered. The Ret
III Cross Office telephone number i
III 545-W, and if there is no Response
III there, parties may call 267-M.
II Miss Mabel Kelley, home demon
III strator for the Caledonia Farm Blu
III reau, was unable to give her talk a
III the Museum class room Tucsda!
NJ night C account of illness.
III The March meeting Of the Woman
III Club will be held the second Monda.
N in March and the messing will be helt
II in Athenaeum Hall. The speaker WI
II be Mrs. WATSON of Burlington.
HI Reginninr tonight the Glob