The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-02

| Olk, three weeks ago, SATURDAY
night, street cars, motor trucks sant
autos were abandoned and left stand
ing in the streets. Mrs. Smith said il
was estimated that 100000 people
were unable to reach their homes IL
Jersey City and various places out
side and that the people slept in The
subway, in police stations and every
available spot to get in out of the
storm. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith VISITED
during the course of their trip, To
lonto Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New
York and Athol, Mass.
Those on the sick list today arc
Reginald and Harris Hamilton, Bet
Brigham, H. Nj. Stevenson, Guy
Hicks, Mrs. Herbert Baker and Mis-
| Geneva Lontine, Mrs. L. e. Leavitt
with laryngitis, Ruby Lamson with
scarlet fever.
Albert Snay has been appointed
janitor, temporarily at the East
school, taking the place made vacant
by the death Of Mr.. Boomer.
Charles G. Woodland will in few
days move his family to Groton, n.
H., where he has employment.
E. L. Flanders spent Sunday at his
home in Barton.
Mrs. Harold Kennison visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wallace KING
in Barton over the week end.
Homer MERCER is able to be about
the streets once more after several
weeks confinement following an OBJ
Grafton.
Miss Grace Norris, who has been
employed in the U. S. immigration
office at Montreal, has resigned her
position and will take a vacation at
her home here.
Mrs. A. A. Spai1ows of Bridge
port, Conn.,, is visiting Mr. and Mrs
H. M. Stevenson,
Mrs. Walter Bassett of Worcea~
ter is the guest of Mrs. Henry Porter
Miss Pauline Brown returned to
Montreal, Monday evening, and will
resume her training at the Montreal
General hospital.
Miss Mary Shaw has returned to
her duties at the N. f. Tel & Tel.
Office after a weeks illness with bron-
chitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stoddard OF
East Charleston were in town yestcl'-
day, and called on friends. Nh. Stod-
dard attended the meeting of Modeln
Woodmen.
Mrs. E. M. Clark was taken with
q severe hemorrhage Of the nosc
Sunday morning which left her in q
weakened condition. The boardc1 4
were asked to seek temporary acco-a
elsewhere.
The Company l. boys showed up
well at their final drill before federal
last night. Captain Buzze'l
called the special drill suddenly in
order that the men might polish up
before the federal officers inspected
the outfit tonight at School Hall. He
was anxious to have every man at hi
best and it is expected the compan.
will make fine showing tonight. The
bayonets We're issued last night.
G. Ray Sheehan is seriously i'll a.
his home on Bay View Avenue with
influenza.
The regular weekly session of MI
nicipal court was held here Monday
with Judge Will Virgin
of Barton pressing and States Attor
ney Frank d. Thompson handling the
prosecution. Only one case Of minoY
was brought up for hear
inc. No action in the case was taken, !
however, and it will be carried owe +
till next week.
Judge W. o. Miller of Troy was il /
town Monday On business.
Frank Burns, manager of the Pre-
mier Theatre, plans to open his new |
house, the Princess in North Troy, |
Wednesday vening, provided the elcc'
-lic current is running properly.
Company l. will hold no more dane
es during Lent, but local dancing en-
.husiasts should prepare thomsclver /
for one big glorious time directly at-
ter Lent ends. The boys are plan
ming big Easter ball, which viii "
one of the most elaborate affairs ci /
kind ever held in the city and |
1othing will be left undone to maxi .
t grand success.
Company l. nNc1S several thoue-
md dollars to furnish the new armolT
when it is ready and a large amour
If this money will be raised hv dane.