St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-05

| day.
Rev. G. NJ. Topper and family al
St. JonnsouIy Center still remain
very i'll with typhoid fever.
There will be whist party at th'
G. A. X. hall Thursday evening given
ty the w. Il. c.
Mrs. A. w. Barney has returned
from Athol, Mass, and accepted 4 po-
sition as bookkecper at the Corner
| Garage.
c. NJ. Cheney of Chicago has bee l
called here by the serious illness of
his father, Henry NJ. Cheney of Cliff
street.
George NJ. Hogan, Esq, of St. Al
bans, was a visitor i'll St. Johnsbu: J
Wednesday.
Hon. Benjamin Gates, the state au-
iitor, was a business visitor in St.
Johnsbury Wednesday.
J. W. Gaynor, deputy - '--' III
the internal revenue department, is IN
| Burlington on 4 business trip.
The entertainment at the Masonic
Temple Friday evening will be fur
nished by the musical organizations
of the Academy under the manage
ment of Mrs. Jean Stanley Goodrich.
Miss Beatrice Falcs returned from
q three weeks vacation in Boston
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Folsom e.
turned Wednesday from C"'"--''
James Learmouth, ST., was verE
much surprised Thursday evening
when few relatives and friends call
cd to remind him of his 18TH birthday
The evening was spent playing cards
after which ice cream, cake and cof
fec was served. Mr.. Lealmouth was
presented with some very useful gifts.
Robert w. Hill of Lunenburg has
filed a petition in insolvency. He is
laborcr with assets of $335, Of
which $500 is claimed exempt, and
liabilities of $3.50. The latter are
mostly accounts with St. Johnsbury
merchants.
Owing to the failure of the granite
cutters to agree on the wage schedule
many have left Barre and Montpelier
the past month for other positions.
Forty tickets were sold from the
Montpelier station Tuesday for gram
lite cutters who bought transportation
to St. Johnsbuly to work in our scale
factory.
Charles J. Gilfllan resumes work
On Monday on the Federal highway
project in Irasburg which was inter-
lupted by the coming of winter.
Prof. X. Il. 3. Flint of Norwich
University has been engaged by the
Rcdpath Chautauqua system as one
of the lecturers for the northern
circuit during the coming summer and
will speak in Hardwick, Montpelier
and Newport Chautauauas. Prof.
Flint has appeared in st. Johnsbuly
several times and he will speak on
Community Organization"
The interior of the Calderwon1
block is being improved by coat of
paint in all the Offices ard '.""'
Martin Jeffrey Of Burlington wa
here Friday on business.
Ernest Clark of Groton was bus
mess visitor here Thursday.
Miss Virginia Barry Of Newport
visiting friends.
B. H. Coombs of East Berkshire
was a visitor here Thursday.
George Shaw of Springfield was
a visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Tref Gadapce of Lyndon Cen
ter was visitor in town Frid"'
Frank Drew left Friday morning
for Cambridge where he will work
for the Standard Oil Co.
Warren L. Estabrooks, who is stay
ing for the present with his family
at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Richie,
at West Barnet, was visitor he:e
Thursday.
Rev. J. Q. Angel of West Burkl
was a visitor here Friday. i:
John ID. Hall of Groton visitc!
friends here Friday.
James Moore and L. J. Brickett re-
turned from a business trip to Bos-
ton, Thursday.
Hanford Carpenter of Norton is
visitor here.