St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19

! present were Miss Clara Gibson OF
st. Johnsbury, who is spending some
time in New York with Mrs. Strcw.
After dainty refreshments the little
! folks enjoyed an automobile tour of
Fifth Avenue and Broadway. Master
! Raymond received MANY nice gifts.
He is the little grandson Of Frank
Batchcldcr of st. Johnsbuly.
The Vermont Dartmouth AsSocia-
ton will hold their annual reunion
and dinner at the Woodstock Inn on
June 4th. The reunion and business
meeting to De at six o'clock and the
banquet at eight. An unusually strong
program has been arranged.
Mrs. A. Champoux has returned
home from the St. Johnsbuly hospi-
til.
Miss Lora Varnc" and Mrs. Mar
garct N. Haywood will 70 to Danvillc
Frida'' on Red Cross work.
Miss Margaret F. Brooks has gone
to Mt. Holvokc College at South
Hadlcy, MASS, for il few days to at
tend the annual May festivities of
that institution.
Mrs. Russell Griswold of Lyndon
vile visited here Thursday.
Six rowcd barley at CounScl's. adv
"Dad" and the bow are going to-
the Forest and Stream Club banquet
at Pythian Hall Tucsta'. night. adv
Boy Scouts are interested in the
Forest and Stream Club banquet at
Pythian Hall Tuesday night. They
will be admitted as associate mem
bcrs., adv.
Mrs. F. C. Shcrburne and sister,
Mrs. A. +. Grant, went to Coventry
Friday to visit their aunt, Mrs.
Charles Chapman.
Mrs. Frank Crane, who has been
here for treatment the past few DAVIS
has returned to her home in Danvillc.
Mrs. Marion Spear of Woodstock
is here visiting her arcnts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis N. Smythe.
Mrs. Mar"rrct Craipie of South
Rvegate is visiting her sister Mrs.
William Parks.
Mrs. Elmer Reed of Concord spent
Thursday in town.
Mrs. George Maroon of Orleans
was here Thursday.
Six rowed barley at Counscll's. adv
Col. and Mrs. Nelson A. Dole of
Danville were visitors to St. Johns
bury Friday.
Republicans are reminded of the
town caucus at the Town hall Satur-
day afternoon at two o'clock to elect
IL delegates to the Republican state
convention at Montpelier. At that
convention the delegates will be chos-
en- to the Republican National con-
vcntion at Chicago.
George Wright died Thursday noon
aged IA years. The funeral will be
held at his late home Saturday af-
ternoon at one O'Clock and the burial
will be at Passumpsic.
Six rowed barley at Counscll's. adv
The Outlook Club held Il very
pleasant meeting Wednesday with
Mrs. Inez Washburn on Cliff St. Af-'
ter the order of exercises was over
Mrs. Mabel Moffctt read an interest
ing paper on The Mistakes in the
Kitchen This club does Il rood deal
of charity work. and the remainder of
the afternoon. was devoted to sewing
for that purpose. The next regular
meeting will be 'Childrcn's Day" May
26, at the hcmc of Mrs. Lewis
Brckctt on Washington Ave.
The Blakc-Cowling Co. have de-
cidcd to manufacture their adjustable
automobile headlights in St. Johns
bury and will soon be ready for bus
mess in the factory on Bay street
formerly occupied by the American
News Vending Machine Company.
The village trustees have been
unable to secure their usual supply
of oil for ciling the streets owing to
the revolutionary conditions in Mcxi-
co where the supply is obtained Two
street sprinklcrs will keep the dust
down through the summer months.
After a long delay the trustees have
been notified that their supply Of
concrete will soon arrive and among
other work Railroad street will be
repaired.
A. Il. Dow's real estate agency has
sold for James Mckee his farm, stock
and tools in West Burke to II. A.
Carncs of Sdwyervillc, 7. @.