St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-21

those, who remained in town were
guests at Henault's Cable Hall dance
the same evening.
Mis- Bertha kiliam. OF Burlington
is The gueat Of Mrs. David Brown !or
lew days.
Mrs. Gco,mr Gifflr of St. Johns
bury wa in town the last Of the
week.
i. b. Hart of Boston and his sis
tt., Mr.. Ortiz, and her Eaby, II ON
DostCn, ale stopping with their
mothcl, Mrs. Clarl Hart. Thii week
they. with Mrs. Kart, and her som
in-!aw, Bert Hines, and two children,
20 on !, real camping trip into 4 camp
on Cnrcei' Mountain, on the height
overlooking. tho town Of Victory.
S.,narl Mitchell and family a.e
pcndln% thcil vacation al old Or
clla.d Beach.
Tie Woodward house on Church
tlcet, recently sold to Lang, Camp
btll {, Watson, has been sold again,
he purchaser being Mrs. GEORGE Nc
Same. The McShanes will occupy
oac fcnCmcnt themselves. AID rent
: thc others Il; at present.
Sim Liberty spent three day. o.
last week in Il fishing trip up on East
Haven Mountain, and returned with
nice basket of trout. Most OF them
averaged even or eight inches IN
length.
Our poor LILLE base ball nine went
! 20 Woodsville, N. H., Saturday to
. play Il nice "amc with the boys ovcl
/ there, ard were murdered, simply
murdered, chewcd up and swallowed
by the bad, bold, Wooavillc nine
/ to thc tune OF y TO ]. The arc al
wearing crepe now, and cherish n{
wicked thoughts of revenge.
Mrs. May Gibson, and her son
Clyde, have engaged tenement II
the Dodge {; Watson block, and arc
having it papcrcd, painted and put
in order for their occupanc-' soon.
Mrs. George Pierce has been Wis
ting relatives in MiddleaeX for few
days.
Mis-. Iiunicc Silsby has been spend
ing 4 week in Mortified, accompany
ING Mrs. kcnd"ick and her daughter
! Muriel, from West Burke.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert Rice and chill
drcn, and hey mother, Mrs. G. M
Campbell, leave very soon for thcil
cotta"c at Ocean Park, Me-, where
they will spend few weeks.
Miss Ethel Chapman and Master
John and Miss Elsie Norris arr
spending Il short time in Windso!
Canada, with the children's grand
parents.
Mrs. Ronald Bell and daughter
Jennie, have been visiting relative:
in Canada for a few weeks. Mrs
Bell was G;;ite sick with an attack OF
the grip during their absence.
Ms. Dean Simpson and little
daughter from st. Johnsburv have
been visiting at Archelaus Simpsons
Sunday being the birthday of Har'
vcv Il. Kelsey. a number of his rcla-
tivcs and neighbcrs made it an occa-
sion to make him call at his home
on the Wheclock road, give him the
compliments of the day, and enjoy !
pleasant social time, with gifts and
| frcahments.
Mrs. Catharinc Bowker Of Lunen-
bury has been a guest at Harry
Silsby's for few days past.
Mrs. Edwin Daniels and Mrs.
Russell Griswold were in Boston the
last of the week.
Mr.. Oliver entertained a party of
young men at the Sanbon House on
Monday evening in honor of his APP
preaching marriage to Miss Olive
Cotton of Fairlee, which will be SOL
cmnizcd on Wednesday at Fairlee.
GERS 10th birthday. In the afternoon
thew motorcd to Concord. spending 4
Henry Darling has returned from
Detroit, Mich, where he went to
drive home truck for the Co.'S
Brothers Garage in st. Johnsbury.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Davis have
come home from visit to their son,
Karl Davis, and family, in Brookline,
Mass, making the trip in their car.
w. A. Heath of Winter Haven,
Florida, is in town for short stay,
having joined Mrs. Heath, who pre-
coded him by a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Ferguson,
who have been living in Miss Ida
Pearls house, recently sold to DR..
Leonard, have been unable to find a
tenement, and for the present have
taken rooms in DR.. f. f. DwinelPs
house. Miss Pearl reserves for her.
self one room and porch upstairs, and
J.,..., E,o,,o, hoe opuoUad n 10Ono ot