St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-28

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NJ NJ. COUNSEL has returned froN,
i business trip to Samersworth, n. II
Miss Virginia Berry of Newport j.
the guest of Miss Gladys Bgclow and
other friends here.
Mrs. Leon Baxter and two children
left Friday for three weeks visit
I in Now Hampshire and Massachusetts
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Hale of Walden
visited their daughter, Mrs. George
Morchouse, Thursday on their way
to Springfield, Mass, to see their son,
Clyde Hale.
NJ. A. Wciner has purchased a new
Chevrolet touring car of the Morrill,
GARAGE.
Ms. Clarence Bennett visited her
sister, Mrs. Edward Somcrs in
Barnrt Friday
Ra phi Sherry has sold his property
on Pleasant street to G. NJ. Lowrey
of tn Lowrey grocery.
Mrs. Marion L. Speare of Wool
stock visited her parents, MI. and
Mrs. Louis Smythc Thursday.
Mrs. Lydia Estabrooks is confined
to tie house by illness. Her sister,
MIS-. Charles West is gaining from
her mess.
II. f. Gray of Waterbury is bust
ness visitor in town.
Mile Phillips was in Lowell, Mass.
Friday on business.
Mr.. Preston Skinner of Orleans
who has been here visiting Mrs. II.
A. Bryant returned home Friday.
Frank e. Rice has resigned his po-
sition in Burlington and has returned
to st. Johnsbury where he has a po-
sition.
Re-. p. A. Smith of Groton is {.
business visitor in St. Johnsbuly to-
day.
c. e. Kirk has sold the Dennis
Cassidy house on Railroad street to
Peter on two tenement house on
Cliff trcet to George kingsbury.
Mr.. Idc's son, George P. Ide. Gov.
Hcnr.,' C. lde is also in Jacksonville.
ME-. Arthur f. Stone received word
of the death early Friday morning of
her brother, William A. Lincoln, at
Springfield, Mass, and leaves S ltur-
day morning to attend his funeral
that afternoon. MI. Lincoln was
president of the Springfield Safe De-
post and Trust Company and gencr-
ally recognized as one of the leading
bankers of western Massachusetts.
Friends of Mrs. r. c. Potter of
Main Street will be pai1~d 20 learn
that she remains CRITICAL" i'll, her CON
dition steadily growing weaker. Her
sister, Mrs. Warren Wilson Of Stone
ham, Mass, is with hcr.
There will be no food sale Sptur-
day afternoon at the North church
IS announced.
. james f. Aldrich has gone to In
dependence, Kan, to visit MS father,
DR.. W. J. Aidrich
Walter J. Ingram is confined to HI
home on Orient street by injuries &c
ceived on the train.
The New York Fruit store has
handsomely renovated the interior of
its place of business. New paint and
paper, show cases, hardwood noors,
etc, make distinct addition to tn"
place. A wholesale room has been
fitted up and show case will be
added.
Bert ConstaHtincu has accepted Il |
position at the Wright garage.
Mrs. Luther Jcwctt and Miss Flea
nor Rowan have returned from a trip
to Lansing, Michigan. Her father,
Edwin Bowan returned with them.
Mrs. Coburn, mother of G. W. Co
burn, is very i'll at the home of her
son on Pine Street.
Miss Gertrude S. Mcnut is assisting
in the Caledonian- Record Office dur
ing the absence of the editor and pub
Usher, Herbert A. Smith.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Danfolth of
Danville who have been visiting here
went to Littlcton, N. H., Thursday to
visit their daughter, Miss Christine
Danforth, who is training in the Lit
Teton hospital.
f. B. Jacques left Thursday for
Windsor on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u. Bean returned
Thursday morning from St. Peters
burg, Fla, where they have spent the
winter. On the homeward journey
they stopped week in Washington
and few days in Baltimore and were
much Inconvenience in securing Pull
man reservations by the strike. Mr..
Bean brought home a couple Of
chamelcons as Il souvenir of his
winters trip.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Grcnfcll are the
guests of DR.. John M. Allen during
their brief stay in st. Johnsbury.
c. r. Kirk has bought the house on
Summer street owned by the late Mrs
Abby Mccarthy. Mr.. Kirk also
bought the DR.. w. J. Aldrich house,
l Cherry street and has sold it to Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Martin, who will oc-
cupy it.
William J. Barry of Hartford,
Conn, who has been calling on his
two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Maynard and
Miss Olive Barry, has returned home.
John Fl. Carpenter has returned to
his home in Boston after being cor
daily greeted here BY his old friends.
During his short stay in st. Johns
bury hc Ic,erd nnn of hi. h0uSCc nm