St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-07

! to testify to their helping power.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
borS of W. J. Holloway gave him ;
surprise party on the occasion of hi
retirement from the fire department
During the evening Philip A. Fletcher
spoke approximately Of Mr.. Hollo
, ways public service and the latter re
ceivcd several presents. Refresh
mcnts were served and all had mos
enjoyable evening.
Pierre Osicr is convalesclng from
his recent operation Of appendicitis
His mother and sister, Mrs George
Osicr and Miss Elizabeth Osicr Il
Montpelier, who were called here by
his illness, have been stopping witt
Mrs. Osicr's other son, Louis Osier
on Pearl Street
Mrs. Charles A. Shields is conval-
cscing from weeks illness of the
grip.
Mrs. William Carpenter and Miss
Josephine Carpenter of Luncnburs
were guests of their cousin, Mrs.
Joseph Greenwood, Thursday.
.Asisqua Camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, will hold a sugar party
and dance at Granu Army hall Tues
day night.
y. c. Brooks of The Fairbanks
Company, New York, is here for II
few days on scale business.
Mrs. Rcbccca p. Fairbanks has
gone to Washington to visit her son,
Col. Joseph Fairbanks.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Hovcy and
Mrs. Graves of Lyndonvillc were Wis
itors in St. Johnsbury Thursday.
Miss Maud II. Splaguc is confined
to tho house by illness.
Harry W. Writer'S, Esq, is home
from two weeks business trip to
New York and Boston.
4. S. Waterman is home from IL
business trip to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith have
gone to Barton to live, after spend
ing the winter with their son, l.. r.
Smith.
Miss Beatrice and Clifton Foam
went to Peacham Thursday to visit
their grandparents during their VI
cation.
Mrs. Grace Mathews of Brooklyn
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Edna Cutter, returned to her home
Friday.
Miss Mary Shorey is confined to the
house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mckee went
to Bath, N. H., Friday to visit her
brother, T. G. Wilson, for Il few days.
Mrs. Paul Bramhall of Bristol, CT,
is here visiting her father, +. J. Cote,
q few days.
Mrs James Laurie and dnughte",
Mrs. aHrry Hubbard of Ncwbury who
have been visiting here returned to
their homes Friday.
Mrs. w. Il. Fitch and Mrs. Ger
trudc Fishclin were called to Worces-
ter, Mass, Friday by the illness Of
Mrs. Kate Moore, who was there on
|. visit to hcr sister, Miss Ida Hill.
Mrs. Fred Bean and little ncp-
hcw, Howard Bean, are spending
few days in Boyington, p. q.
Mrs. Rupert Carr is recovering
rom serious operation at the st.
Johnsbury hospital.
Ray Palmer has sold his farm in
North Danvillc to George [.
AIRY, possession to be given May LIST.
Mr.. Palmer expects to move his FAM
ly here soon to the place he has
purchased of George Burbank.
Olive Branch lodge, Daughters of
pcbekah, held sugar party Tuesday
evening. A short program consisting
If vocal and instrumental music was
given before the sugar was served
md social hour enjoyed. The SUI
,ar was furnished by H. Z. Rcmick of
The many friends of Capt. and
Mrs. Stewart Cheney will extend
heir sympathy in the death of their
infant daughter, Elizabeth Adelaide,
which occurred on Wednesday even
ng. The funeral was held Thurs
lay afternoon, conducted by Rev.
:. Il. Richards.
Mrs. Ralph G. Sulloway of Burling-
on is the guest of Mrs. Edmund =.
hamilton.
The company that presented
Cheer Up Mabel" in. St. Johnsbury
cccntly disbandcd at Burlington
Tuesday The theatre loving public
re small losers by tho company''s
The listers started out on their an
ual round Thursday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin W. Flint have
cturncd from their southwestern
rip.
Miss Josephine Howe of Burlington
; spending the week with her old St.
ohnsbury friends.
Judge Hailand +. Howe will pre-
idc over Il court of naturalization On
friday and Saturday at the Court
louise. Judge Howe spent Thursday
t his farm in Maidstone.
Good Friday services at st. An
rcw's Episcopal church will be ut 10
F.. M, ] t o3 p. m. and $50 p. m..
18th sermon. Passion service from
to 8 p. M. with mcditations upon
hc Words from the Cross. .
The many friends of Carlyle Sar