St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-16
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Miss Elizabeth Fisher, field rep
re. entativc of The Junior Red Gross
New England division, was here
Wednesday.
Dolphile Southicr of Irasburg of
tn. U. S. Health service, is in Bright
lool. hospital.
Mrs. Albert Spaulding of Lyndon
vile visited here Thursday.
Members of w. r. Knapp Post will
meet in front of G. A. Il. Hall at
p. NJ, Sunday to attend the Flag
y Day services at the Globe Theatre.
4 A.. B. BOWS agency has sold the
residence at Al Portland street for
Carl ID. Hovcy to Norris d. Blake.
NJ. Blake is connected with the
] Blake Cowling Manufacturing Co.
AMI will soon move his family here.
Arthur G. Sprague, Charles w.
Ste Gle, DR.. F. E. Farmer and Dr.
Robert H. Smith of Akron, O., re
4 turred Thursday night from the pre-
serves of the Scot Fish and Game
Club about IT'S miles from Quebec.
4 They had excellent luck fishing and
DR. Farmer landed the biggest trout
when he caught one that weighed
!, over three pounds.
h +, G. e. Kirk, the real estate agent,
4 jha.; sold the John Underwood prop
erts on Cherry street to George
Palmer, the American Express mes
4 senger. He has also sold the A. S.
I Hall property on Barker avenue to
Jchn D. and Irving Kelley of Nor
B i,isville. Possession in both cases is
4 gh en- at. once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman II. Graham
Y who have been spending the past two
s51i.enths in Groton, have returned
2htme. Mr.. Graham, accompanied by
| his brother, Irving W. Graham, Of
Franklin, M H., left Thursday after
noon for Boston where tho former
/ will receive treatment from an eye
specialist.
,All memebers Of the American Le-
sg,on, are specially urged to attend IL
lcrion meeting in Grand Army hall,
Saturday evening at o'clock to make
Harrangemetns for abr celebration of
the Fourth of July in ST. Johnsbuly.
T. Polar Cub Electric Fans at The
= Peck Co. adv.
Mrs. ELLA Harlan and Miss Ethel
Harran of Watervillc, p. O., arc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Coats
q few days.
Mrs. George Newell visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Berry, ut
st. ,Johnsbury Center Thursday.
q; M. C. Garfield and Edward Peter
son were in Lyndonvillc Thursday on
business.
H. A. Chcsley was in Lyndonvillc
or business Thursday.
!. Mrs. Charles c. Locke, who is liv-
ing at Lyndonvillc with her daugh-
ten, Mrs. Bcattie, was in town Fri
day.
IL. A. Cook of Orleans was here on
legal business Friday.
John w. Gordon of Barre returned
to his home in the Granite city Fri
day morning after making a short
tCur Of Caledonia and Orleans county
in the interests Of his candidacy for
Congress from this district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. Cheney are
moving from Lafayette to No. 2
Mountain avenue.
Rev. George A Martin gave the
&C commencement address at the grldu-
ating exercises of Barton Academy
Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Massey visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Massey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Drum Stevens at North
Danville Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard
have returned from their wedding
trip and are ut their home on Port
land street.
Donald Gray of Waterbury is here
here to play base ball this summer.
II. f. Gray of the Graylawn farms
at Waterbury is here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Harris are
home from several days visit at
Montpelier.
! Mrs. Ina Richardson, Mrs. Elmer
!