The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05

total of A feet. Captain Buzzell and
City Clerk Spear seemed pleased
with the plans as finally agreed upon.
Architect Austin is expected to he
able to furnish foundation plans in
about a week. Contracts between the
city, state and Contractor Smith are
! being prepared and it is expected
work on the structure will be begun
very soon. There are still few d1f-
ticult problems yet to solve but the
general feeling is everything will be
alright.
Maurice Before, little son of Louis
Before, is recovering from two weeks
illness with pneumonia.
Miss Helen Aitken of Chicago, of
the Home Economics DEPARTMENT Of
Lewis Institute spoke at the Won
ans Club this afternoon on some of
the advantages of the most modern
electrical household apparatus, es-
pecially cooking appliances. Miss
Aitken has just arrived from Burling-
ton, where she spoke before the
Women's Clubs and the junior and
sophomore students of the Unlver-
sity. She will be located at the store
of +. f. Beaulin, and will have some
interesting demonstrations during the
week. Miss Aiken will be glad to see
anyone at the Beaulieu store.
Mrs. Ellen Hart has returned from
Boston where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Edward Martin and Mrs.
Maurice Avery are both i'll with grip
and are being cared for by Miss Ethel
Addison.
Miss Ferol Wellman is enjoying
two weeks Vacation and is visiting
friends and relatives in Hartford,
Bridgeport and New York.
Arthur Sprague of st. Johnsbury
was in town on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown were re-
cent guests of friends in Derby Line.
Melvin Yetta of Beebe was a bus
mess visitor on Tuesday.
Rev. G. H. Pomfrey of Richford
was in town Monday.
Ten candidates were initiated into
the Eastern Star Lodge at the regu-
lar meeting held in Masonic Hall
Monday evening. Following the mi
tiation a social hour was held and
refreshments served.
Mrs. n. G. Stevens of Rock Island
is spending a few DAYS with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Florence Lemoine at the
home of L. o. Drew on Third St.
Nh. and Mrs. Eugene Cowles OF
New Y ork City, who spend their sum-
mers in Newport, have arrived IN
town.
A meeting of the ChautauQua guar
antors will be held in the Y. M. |. c.
rooms at $50 o'clock Thursday even
ing. X. L. Hendricks of the Redpath
Bureau will present and explain in
the 1920 program Election of Off
GERS will also be held.
F. H. Ryder of Fitch Bay was the
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Ware here.
Everett Cole is confined to the
house with a severe attack OF the
grippe.
Miss Winona Billings narrowly es-
caned serious injury Monday after
noon when he rhorse, slinped and fell
on he pavement as she turned in at
the courthouse drive. The horse in
trying to rise got mixed up and threw
one leg over the thill, and then tried
to run. Mis- Billings leaped from the
wagon and was able to quiet the
frightened animal before help arriv-
ed. The team was not damaged and
the horse fortunately was unhurt.
The baseball game between Orleans
and Newport High schools which was
scheduled to be played in Playground
Park this afternoon has been postpon
ed owing to the inability of Orleans
to get team in shape for the con-
test. On Friday the Newport boys go
to Lyndonville to play the Lyndon
Institute team and on Saturday will
play the Vail Aggies there.