St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-26

=. Er1eSt C0W'cS. Chester Burl' add
rre~.on Ccnnor stunned Monday
from Toledo, o., for tn" Stuar' Auto
mobile Co, >ot McIndorS. whc'c they
were with II party of :; dlNinr horne
Overland ears. When tHry lei.
Toledo there were oyey ! 900 cas- II
the factory ready for cha,.tfc"S to
drive then The Vermont p;rt> mad"
the trip in four day. and fou4d the
road; in Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA,
rough, bu, the New York ro;t> he
best OF ali.
f. Fl. lIallctt and +. c. Chandler
of Waterford arc in Do>ton on i'u-
, sinc>> corrected with the Plymouth
Creamery deal.
Thu daily testing Of the fir al;'sm
boxes will bc"omplctc,! mex. week
and thus az only one of tho boxes
+ has been found dcfec.lvc. After the
completion of the lest all tfe l:v-
drair.' will be examined ~ the ii,r-
men.
The bows Of the manNal training
department OF the Junior Hipl school
have Just completed repairs IN 20o
i chairs for the Grace Methodist
church. The repairs consisted Of re-
,gluln-, inserting new round; and
!. bracinY with wire
NJ and Mr.. Robert W. Sihon,,,4,
who moved tlonl st. bloomsbury to
: Montpelier about two years ago, have
sold their house IN the Capital city to
Lorinar T. Brigham Of the National
Life for $4,000. Mr. Sinond' is
now pr:lc+icing law in Gardiner,
! Mass.
The Fairbanks Athletic association
will open the base ball season on the
Campus Monday afternoon, May 81.
1t is expected that their opponents
will be the Lyndonvillc team and a
rafting good game i: anticipated.
Miss Minnie H. Rodev has returned
from Il winter spent at Orlando, F.a,
and resumed her position us operator
at the telegraph Office.
c. Wesley Steele returned to his
studies at Norwich University at
Northiicld, Sunday afternoon.
The Laymcns League hold their
meeting DIT Grace Methodist church
parlors fought when they will decide
a. to the desirability of continuing
the Monday night services.
The North church will observe
childrcn's Sunday or June G.
G. Fred Burbank OF Danvillc, p. o.,
j, the guest Of hi; cousin, Mrs. Fred
G. Moore, for few days.
Dennis George Tyler died at
Brigh:look Sunday and the remains
were shipped to Bccbc Junction on
Monday.
Charles Marshall spent Sunday at
his home IN West Burke. Mrs. Mar
shall returned with him Monday to
spend IL few days.
The bars were published in. st.
AloySius church Sunday for The mar
rage of James Flynn and Elizabeth
O'Conncll. At the Notre Dame de-;
Victories church the bans were pub
liShed fo" the marriage Of Henry
Lavignc and Claire Woods, also Tor
Emil Eeimier and Bclnadine Provost.
Mir. and Mrs. Claude, c. Arnold and
son, Lyndon, have returned from IL
visit to Mrs. Arnold's sister in Som
erville, Mass.
CARL Barrett Of Sherbrooke was
here Monday on business.
Sidney CuiIicr of Ianville visited
here Sunday.
Joseph Hopkins is home from Il
business trip to Toledo Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Rice and
daughter spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Greenwood
at St. Johnsbury Center.
Mrs.. Roy Clark of Wells River
spent Saturday with Mrs. c. Il.
Chase.
Horace Castonguay, who has spent
the past month at his home in Elton,
has returned and resumed his work at
Charles Eowc's jewclly store.