St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-11-03
ST. JUHNSEURY

Briyhtlook Hospi.cl on Monday. His
many friends hope for &
speedy recovery. u u
Miss PHYLLIS Webster and Miss
Ncttie V;tty held a Halloween party
at the home of Miss Vittv Thursday
evening. Games were nlavea and re-
freshments of ice cream. cake. canly
and fruit weve served. All had a iolly
goo time.
James p. Campbell, ESQ. viii soon
move his law Offices from Eastern
Ave. to the Offices in the MERCHANTS
Bank Flock recently vacated bv Dr.
r. u. Burke.
Tho St John,burv friends Of Hon
w. oDurkc Cochran will he intere ;ted
TO learn that he was elected to Con.
press in Tuesdays elect from, one
Of the New York CITY di ,tFicts. Thi:
will he hi: fourth term in Conrrcss
Mrs. IA. HIGGINS spent Il few days
with her sister in East Concord and
returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and MIS-. q. p Hamilton OF
Montpelier have been visiting here
the past few DAYS.
Frank G.. Landry leaves Sunday
for New Eaevn Where he will attend
the annual meeting Of the New Eng
land Rcxall Club to be held there
Nov. Oil.
The next attraction in tho Wcr,-
ans Club entertainment course viii,
be a lecture on Thursday evening,
Nov. II nv Samuel w. Grathwcl.
Mrs. William TAYLOR of Sprin~ S..
suffered a very severe fall while going
down the basement stair at htr home
the other day. She had hcr right a m
bruised about the head and body. Sc
will be confined to her home for som
time.
Mrs. Helen ID. Welch of MGlrosc
Highlands, Mass, former matron at
the Woman's Club House, called on
friends in town Wednesday. Mrs
Welch is on motor Tip through
New Hampshire and Vermont.
Albert /. Carlton, who has spcn.
the past few wears in Alaska, is ex-
pectcd home this week to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice w.
Carlton. Hc has lately been on Uni
mack Island in Il large salmon canning
cactoro.
Mrs. Viola f. Hallott of Washing
ton. u. c., was in S.. Johnsbuiy Fri
day on her. wav to Hardwick. Mrs
Hallctt was a resident of St. Johns
bury for 40 years but her legal resi-
dencc is now in Hardwick. She
makes this trip to Vermont at this
time on purpose to cast her first vote
Rev. DR.. A. P. Grint has returned
FOR the Republican ticket. : "
fror, Burlington whore he attended
the SYNOD o. New England Clergy
and Bishops from all over New EN-
land were present and most profitable
mcotinos were held.
Char'c, e. Kirk mas sold the house
in Arlington he recently hou~ht o.
Row P;par to Mrs. Elizabeth Wright
J. Turcottc, who was struck by
the Mrinc Central troin at a Rail-
roaI Crossing is getting alon~ very
we'll at tho St. Iohrsbur, uospitrl.'
The many friends of Mrs Fred
DcsrocherS. mother Of the trplets will
be glad to know that she is imnrov-
inn rapidly a. the st. Jchnsbuly Hos
rital. an1 will be back home soon.
Fred W. KELLEY and Frank w. Hnr-
rs represented 81. ION" SNnfV W lIN
pnrucl BANQUET of tho White Noun
All pTravelerS nssociation at Ccncor'
last week and Mr.. Kelley was cle"tod
president of the orcanization. Thi
$ the larree+ assertion of It's kind
IN the east with members ell over Nv.
Er~land.
Frank @. French furnished the on.
.crtainment at big republican rail,
1T Lincoln, N. H., Friday nicht al
which Senator Moses was the prin.
.ipal speaker Mr. French sang his or
iginaI campaign songs and made {;
bi~ hit.
Miss Estelle Slack, now u studcn'
1t Smith college in Northanpton
Mass, spent Sunday with her par
!n.a.
The MANY friends of Mrs. Eober.
Mackinnon will regret to learn that
he is critically i'll. Hugh Mackin-
ION arrived from Utica. N. Y, Sat
lrday afternoon, having been callcf
,omc by his mothcr'g illness.
The St. Johnsbury Realty Compan,
have notified the secretary of STATE
hat the corporation is going out oil
business. The association added ma
crially TO S.. Johnsbury's housing