St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-03-17

Vt, to be held at LyndonVIlle and 5
Johnsbury on April 10th, to fill tn
position of rural carriers at Lyndor
vile and Groton and vacancies tina
may later occur on rural routes fror
other post Offices in the above-mer
toned county.
The following schools will close O
Friday, March 10Th: Summer street
grades l and 3; Portland street
grades l, and 3; Maple street
grade 2; Paddock Village, all grades
Fairbanks Village, all grades; Eas
lSt Johnsbury, grades Ia; st. Johns
bury Center, grades Ia; Bible Hill
Grade . of the Summer Street schoo
will close Monday, March %. Al
ether schools close on March 10Th
All schools will open for the spring
term on Tuesday, April 9th, unles.
otherwise notified.
Harry NJ. Day is attending tho
automobile show in Boston.
The firm of A. +. COUNSEL e. Son
are makinge Intensive repairs at tn III
store by building new office and a
saleSroom.
James Kinney of Lyndonville is i'll
ut the home of his daughter, Mrs. S.
4. Moore.
Samuel T.. Richardson, Esq, was
in Concord Monday on business
trip.
Dr.. f. L. Dwincll of Lyndonville
was Il business visitor in town Tues
day.
J. f. McCarten of Newport and
Charles Hurley Of Lancaster were
here Monday on business.
p. J. Martin left Tuesday for Bo1-
ton to attend the auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Lyster Of Lyn-
donville visited her sister. Mrs. CHI
les w. Steele Tuesday.
Edward Peterson was in Woods
vile, Tuesday; on business for the A.
l.. Bailey Music store.
Mrs. Albert Juneau is i'll at hcl
home at No. 7 Willow Place.
Mrs. S. B. Fleming is i'll at her
home on Caledonia street.
Mrs. Herbert Gray of Wa+""''"
is at the home of Mrs. Joseph f.
Walker, recovering fr''' . slight OPP
Grafton.
Frank f. Hatch of Lyndonville was
The Universalists will serve clam
supper in the assembly room
on Thursday evening from $50 un-'
til all are served. Tickets 35 and SO [
cents. adv.
Fred C. Gibson is in Boston this
week in the interests of the Please u
heater.
Mrs. Gertrude Matthews of Pow
and, Me-, spent Monday and Tues
lay with Mrs. Clinton Wilfore.
Deputy Sheriff Albert Desrochcrs
,ook Charles Dana to the STATE
asylum at Waterbury Tuesday. This
vas the young man who went insane
With the "hu" at his home on the
North Danville road about two weeks
lgo and nearly Drained his father
With an earthern pitcher.
The many friends of |. G. Marshall
will be glad to know he is GONZALES
ing from his serious operation.
Miss Claire E. Schoppc entertained
everal of her little friends at party
Tuesday in honor Of her third birth
lay.
At the Lenton service at st. An
rew's Episcopal church Wednesday
vening the sermon will be preached
" Rev. d. G.. Huntington of Barre.
Mrs. Mary Turgcon is here for y
wo weeks vacation from Boston.
Leo Smith is sick with the jaun-
ice.
The Gilman Brothers have rccciv-
d IL carload of horses from Avon, l
Mrs. Fanny M. Gcnge is in NJ ~ ,
isville called by the illness of he:
lister, Mrs. Bates.
Mrs. Foster ButterGeld and little 1
nughtcr, Mllicent Of st. Johnsbury
enter spent Tuesday guests Of Mr.
Wendell Wright. ,
The W. G. 4. U. will meet at the
Icthodist chlEch Saturday afternoon
800. q:
Walter O. Smith has been opera ed
pom for appendicitis at the St. !
ohnsbuly Hospital and is getting
long comfortably.
The ladies of St. Aloy,iua ra.ish
rived an excellent turkey supper in
,c church vcstry Tuesday evening to
,yeral hundrad DpOnle
Mrs. George H. Stanton of North
)anvlle was called here Tuesday by
lie illness of her daughter, Miss Ma
ion Stanton.
Mrs Alice Roman is rooming at Mrs
gorge Wilkes for short time.
Miss Elsie Walker and f. s.
'avis of Boston who have been he"c
n business returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Kendall visited Miss
ugcnc Kendall ut East Barnet We'd
esday.
Mrs Levi. Mills entered Brightlook d
ospital Wednesday for an operation.
Mrs. Lewis Hall Of Wallingford, /
onn., is visiting her father, Timothy
eth. 4
Miss Irma King S at her. home in t.
assumpsic for two days.
Mrs. Frank Owens and two Children b
ho have been visiting her sister,
RS. E. Barquin returned to her home C