St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07

nine wears -ince Nj. G. az HI visited
al hi old home and ne is nov ownc!
OF two oranrc groves ~ his aoutht Il.
J home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bouehton and
two children arrived Tuesday morn.
ing from Albany, n. y, to spend he
month with her sister, Mrs. c. Roy
Caldelwood
Lawyers Alexander Dunnett and
Charles A. Shields attended the adj
journed session of the Vermont sup
RENE court at Montpelier Tuesday eN-
pecting to argue the Fonda trust fund
case, but the case was continued until
the October term. The question be-
fore the court is whether the proper
ty, amounting to nearly a million dol
lars, should be taxed in Vermont,
which amounts to about $4,000 an
nually.
Guy Harris Of Hartford, Conn.,, 4
former resident here is in town call
ing on old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Castonguay are
The parents OF Il baby girl, born June
22.
Ernest Barbiery, Mrs. Barbiery and
Mrs. Maud Annis went to st. Adams
Wednesday to visit,
Mrs. Elizabeth Pettigrew Lambert
and children of Plainfeld, N. j., for
merly Of St. Johnsbury and grand
daughter of Mrs. Henry Albee arrived
Tuesday and will visit among roll-
tives and friends.
Word has been received of the ar
rival in the family Of Rush NJ. Hess
and Ruth Morse) Hess of = t|auoh-
ter, Dorothy Vail Morse. The dau9h-
ter was born at BIRMINGHAM, Ala,
June so. and is q cranddauphtpr OF
Rev. ard Nus. Charles II. Morse Of
St. Johrshuly.
Miss Elizabeth Idle has gone to
Camp Farwcll in West Newbury for
I. month.
Mrs. w. J. Rooney ot Island Pond,
formerly of St. Johnsburv. is here
for few days visiting her friends
and relatives.
George Smith is tal,inr a weeks
vacation from The Peck Co. store
and is in Concord.
Mrs. Marv Randall CT Lyndonville
visited here Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Lafoe on June 20.
Miss Claricc Metcalf of Hudson.
Mass, and Mrs. Earl Metcalf of
Barton are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Smith.
Mrs. Fl. f. Butt erfeld went to
Brockton, Mass, Wednesday night,
to visit friends for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceorre w. Ladd and
children of Montpelier are visiting
his brother, f. N. Ladd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ladd have
gone to Boston to visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. William Edmonstone.
Miss Madeline Randall has return
ed from johnson where her pupils in
the State Normal school presented
play, "The Tempest"
out of doors Wednesday evening to
large audience.
Miss Arlene P. Brigham goes to !
New Haven. Conn.,, Friday to make
her home with her sister, Mrs. Jack
Kaczer.
Miss Anna Watkins of Whitefeld
is visitin~ Mrs. Dean Mcclellan.
Mrs. d. H Newell and son, Henry.
who have been guests of DR.. and
Mrs. H. c. Newell. left Thursday for
their home in Carlisle, Pa.
Guy w. Hill, Esq, was in Hard
wick Thursday on business.
Mi. and Mrs. Louis N. Smythe, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Smvthe, Mrs.
Harry J. Marden and Miss Janet
Parks were recent visitors in Rum
new. N. H. Mrs. L. N. Smythc re-
NAMED there to visit her mother,
Mrs. C. w. Herbert
Mrs. Pearl NJ. Brock and daugh-
,ers were Sunday visitors with friends
n Barton.
Samuel A. Moore, Dr.. w. B. Fitch,
Dl. Fred 0 Moore, John J Fallon
Of Concord, N H., and DR. Charles
w Fitch of New York are home from
Skinner, Me-, from fishinu trip.
They had a splendid tine and report
excellent catches.
Robert Mc4illivray, who is now
with the Twin State Gas
md Electric Company at Dover, NJ
H., is here on business and cordially
greeted by his many friends.
Miss Mabel Bryant rc Bristol. Ct,
S visiting Miss Arlene brigham.
Mrs. Eliza Bradley is going to
Bristol, Conn.,, to make her horlc
With Mr.. and Mrs. William Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Estabrooks
If West Barnet visited here Thur
Law
Mrs. Henrietta Gorham has moved
% Cherry st.
Mr. and Mrc, r. S. Dow are in
skowhegan, Me, for the remainder
If the week where M. Dow is I'M
oading a carload of silos for A. E.
COUNSEL and Son.
Frank N. Carr is home from SUIT
on where he has been on businss.
G L. Clark of Randolph has bean
here the past few days.
ID. Bilodeau has commenced work
1t the Bernier barber shop at No. 5
Eastern Avenue.
Mrs. George Hickey is spending
,wo weeks at Jefferson, N. H., with
Mr.. Hickey.
The storm interfered with the con-
cert by the st. Johnsbury band
Wednesday evening and the concert
will be given next Wednesday eve
lino. The band will play on July
1t Groveton, N. H., for the Fourth of
Julv celebration there.
FCIo &c Ill