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

two weeks vacation from her work a
Mrs. Boomer has returned HON
from il case in North Danvillc whcr
she has been the past week.
MR.. G. W. Schoolcraft, who ha
ben in Blightlook hospital the pas
four weeks, was able to go to he
home in Ncwbuiy, Tuesday.
Mrs. f. f. Jones, who has bee
here visiting her son, O. c. Jones, tn
past week left Tuesday for her hom
in West Boylston, Mass.
Alexander punnctt went to Soutl
Ryegatc Tuesday to attend the fu
neral of Mrs. Ella Whitcher
Mrs. Roy Gibson is home from
weeks visit with her people in Sut
ton.
William Coarr Of Berlin, who hi.
been here visiting at ]. A. Moore.
left Tuesday for Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Worthri
and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bailey 81
! Ncwbury were here Monday night t.
attend the ball, returning home Tues
day.
Miss Ida Dccoteau and Miss Anita
Dccotcau went to Lisbon Tuesday
where they have employment.
Miss Mary Dixon Of Berlin WAS
here ON business Monday, returning
homo Tuesday.
| Mrs. Felix Lanthicr of Springfield
has been here visiting her children.
returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Beach is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. \. Bailey at Or
leans.
Misses Anna and Marion Corlcy
spent the Sunday in Orleans.
Mrs. Joseph A. Courchcsnc is i'll
at her home with tho grippe.
Miss Florence Forbes and Miss
Thee Gadapcc of North Danvillc
were here Tuesday on their way 20
school ut the Lyndon Institute.
Mrs. Francis Leach Of Springfield,
is here visiting her daughter, Miss
Ereda Leach.
Harold Taylor Of Morrisvillc Is
working at The Peck Co. store.
Scrgt. Tomlingson, the U. S. &c
cruiting officer, has received wor'l
that cnlistments will be accepted for
a short time only for aiplanc and
balloon service. No trade qualifica
tons will be required when the appli-
cant is IL high school graduate and a
special effort will be made to secure
three year cnlistments for the bal
loon and airship service.
Sergeant Henry J. EiSch, an in
structor in the United States army,
who has been at the Armory the past
few months, went to. Burlington
Tuesday. From there he goes to Ros-
ton where he will receive his dis
charge after which he expects to re-
turn to St. Johnsbury
Thomas N. Shufclt of Boston WAS
called here Tuesday to attend the flu
neral Of Mrs. Kate c. Moore.
Miss Viola May Of Boston spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis W.
Moore.
The George ii. Cross Company had
a record sale for "ILot Cross Buns"
which they advertised for Good Fri
day in the columns of the Caledoniaa,
and sold over 10000.
Frank Burns of Newport attended
the American Legion ball at the Ar
mory Monday night.
Miss Marie A. Courchcsnc is con-
fined to the house by illness.
A demonstration for menu planning
will be given by Miss Mabel Kelley &.
the home of Mrs. Alice Bcdell in East
Rycgatc on Wednesday,.
Miss Charlotte c. picrpont, home
demonstration leader, will give a talk
on Selection and Care of Clothing"
at the Museum Friday afternoon at
ESQ O'Clock.
Miss Josephine Howe returned 10
her home in Burlington Monday, af-
ter having spent week in town Wis
ting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hale of New
bury was here Monday night to at
tend the Legion Ball. Mrs. Hale was
the pianist during the CONCERT.
John Fisk returned to Providence,
Tuesday, after spending the Easter
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fisk.
V. f. Lurchin returns Wednesday
to Lowcsitovn, Nc, to his lumber
camp.
All 81. Johnsbury ladies desiring to
in the fail elections are re-
minded that they must have their
list in the hands of the listers before
April 20.
SiNty-scvcn were admitted to citi-
.cnship at the naturalization court |
which closed IL two days session at
he court house Saturday noon.
The regular sewing meeting of the
brightlook Hospital Association will
&c held at the Nurses Home on Mon
lay afternoon. April II, at 2 o'clock,
n order that the sewing may be com
,lctcd before the summer vacation.
\ full attendance is desired.
Mrs. A. Champoux who underwent
serious operation in the st. Johns
Jury hospital is getting along nicely.
Ter mother, Mrs. Carolyn Provcncal,
$ taking care of her children.
Mrs. Joseph Luvcau of Eas Rye
rate is Il new patient at the st.
ohnsbury Hospital.
The Sa1psroom of thc Citv Mission