St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14

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Gcncvievc Sergeant, Mrs. S. j. Ha.'l-
ing, DR. J. b. French, Mr.. john
! Moysc, and e,auchtcl, pori "'''.
Fred Smith, Fred Smith. Mr..
George Smith, Mi Lillian Bake. A.
! ban and willard Baker, Emanuel Lii
liclap, Clarence Lillic"ap. Murray
Cutting, Fred LlIitinp, Francis LII!
ljcrap.
Mrs. T. a. Brewer spent l'lid.!y IN
ST. Johnsbur!.
. Mrs. F. W. Chapman AMI daughte?,
Helen were III St. bloomsbury one ID '
i last week.
+ George Veterinarians moved from
the house recently purchased by 7.
J. Christi" to Mrs. f. y. l:aZin's CO..
ta%e.
! Miss Ruth Hastings spent the wocl;
end with st. John>bury friends.
1 Mrs. Laura Derry, Biddeford, hH'
been visiting her daughter, M"@.
/ Carl Warren.
Irene Stuart spent, last week win
her bro; her, Robert Stuart of Watc?-
ford.
Morris Wood Of Kirby spent Wei
ne>dal at the home OF his unci",
/ Freeman Hutchinson.
/ Nj. and Mrs. T. J, Hunter, s, J.
Haviand and daughter, Sybil were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gail
Warren.
Marguerite Williams Of Woo L.
vile. y. H., has been visiting at III?
home Of her uncle, Robert Williams.
Mrs. Flora Beard and daughtc.. OF
ST. Johnsb bury spent few days with
her mother, the first of the week
Ms. Arthur Burlock has been
spending several days in st. Joll:,.-
bury.
O. W. Baker AMI A. u. Forsaith
are on the sick list.
M. Minnie Adams il visiting 81.
Johnsbuly friends.
Mrs. Hattie Failbrothcr, WoH.
Burke j., working for Mrs. f. VI. Coo
leigh.
M. Leon LaPalmc Of Wolcott va,
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Cray
over Tuesday night
Mrs Fred Wheclock of Fitzdalc,
visited Mrs. Cora l.. Bailey, Thu :
day.
Mrs. Alice Damon and children,
Harold and Georgia, Of Danvlllc, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Landry.
Mrs. Walter Webb OF st. Johnsbu :.
II ct In |
William Ollver of Barre is employ
cd at the stone sheds.
Andrew Morgan Of Barnet WI; IL
town the last OF the week.
l.. W. Hastings has sold his store
and section OF Union block to II. K.
White, East Concord.
F. A. Brewer was in Island Pond
on business last week.
Mcssrs. Brewer and Lee entertain
ed about so Of the village people It
thir sugar camp Sunday.
Miss Rose Rock returned to her
school at our Corners Monday
Mrs. Nelson Burt was called to
Windsor last week by the illness Of
her brother, A. l.. Farmer.
TIE many friends hereof Mrs. W.
T. Reed of st. Johnsbury will he
panied to learn of her critical cond-
ton from mastoid.
Miss Marion Burbank of Barre was
a guest of Miss Lillian Baker ore
day last week.
: Miss Viola May left for her hone
in Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Helen p. Bonett was bust
ness visitor in St. Johnsbury, Friday.
Roscoe Parker has gone to his
home at Royalston Corner ~
Mrs. Avery who has been VISITING
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eden j.
well, has returned to her home in
Rumney.
st. Agnes Guild will hold its annu Il
sale in |. O. o. F. hall, Thursday at
ternoon and evening. An A B G.
supper will be served at the usua
hour.
At the regular meeting Of Adah
Chapter, No. 80, o. E. s., Thursday
evening the following were elected
officers for the ensuingyear. w. NJ,
Mrs. Nellie Is. Chapman; W. p.
Clarence F. Cutting; A. NJ, Mrs.
Edith H. Lee; secretary, Mrs. Abbie
1T. Holton; treas, Mrs. Florence
Foster; conductor, Mrs. Gladys S.
Spaulding; associate conductress,
Miss Pearl Lunnic. The installation
will be held Thursday, April % with
the annual visit for members and
families with banquet at 6 p. m.
At the annual village meeting
Tuesday evening, April 6, the fol-
ing were elected officers for the year:
lowing were elected officers for the
year: Moderator, Jacob Richardson,
Jr.; clerk and treasurer, Edwin A.
Gray; trustees, Jacob Richardson j.;
Wallace Richards, F. |. Russell, l..
w. Hastings, H. A. Quimby; audit
ors, w. C. Rcmick, J. G. Chapman,
w. L. Reed; collector, r. S. Wood
bury.
Raymond Douglas is boarding at
Allen Hodgden's.
WEST LUXEMBOURG
Mrs. Nora Blood has finished work
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