St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-21

Miss Agnes +. Walbridge who
. attending the keene Normal ,choo
, keene, N. H., is spending a week wit
e, her parents. Miss Agnes h. HanAc,
of Manchester, n. H., Il claSsmatc {
Miss Walbridgc, is her guest for I'll
c week.
+, Born April II in St. Johnsbuty,
daughter, Elizabeth Marie to NJ, an
/. Mrs. John Phillips of Hartford, CT
| and granddaughter to Mr.. and Mr..
William Gill.
The Outlook club will hold sew
: ing meeting with Mrs. Herbert Moi
felt, % Caledonia St, Wednesday al
ternoon. A good attendance is dcsii
ed in order that work on hand may b
finished.
Mrs. ". S. Emery of Boston VIII
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Ricker's, went to Wells River for
few days visit Tuesday.
Mrs. Herbert Gibson and daughtc
Ruth Of Ryegate visited Mr.. and Mrs
N. J. kingsbuly this week.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Young o
Newport were business visitors her,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Allen were il
Fairlee Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Murphy o
Springfield, Mass, who have been vi
sitting Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Murphy, re
turned to their home Tuesday,.
Miss E. C. Warden went to Bel,
lows Falls Tuesday for Il few days
stay.
William II. Clifford and daughter
Miss Edith Clifford of North Danvillc
were here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Roberts viSi-
ted his brother, Raymond Roberts OF
st. Johnsbury Center Sunday.
Mir. and Mrs. Robert Shaw of
: Springfield, Mass, were in town Mon
day.
! Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Sharp and
Rev. George A. Martin left Tuesday
to attend the conference held 1T
Springfield this week.
Napoleon Hcnault of Lebanon, n.
H., spent the week end with his fam
lily here.
Miss Eva Rosebrook of West
Burke visited Mrs. Warren Ga.l;cll
Tuesday.
M. NJ. COUNSEL was in Somcrs-
worth, N. H., Tuesday on business.
Miss Mabel Kelly will give the fol-
lowing demonstrations this week:
April p, East Burke on millinery;
April - at Whcclock on millinery
and clothing; April % at Barnet on.
stain removal; April 81 at Waterford
on millinery.
Mrs. Lillian Gordon is in Boston
this week attending the mid-summor
millinery opening.
MIS-. u. W. Falcs and daughter,
Beatrice are spending few days IN
Boston with friends.
Mrs. J. l.. Morris and Mrs c. NJ.
Morris and two children are visiting
in Montpelier this week.
Mrs. Scott Farnham of Lyndon
was here Tuesday. She has recently
returned from Florida.
Floubcrt Constantine of New York
City has come here to make his home
with st. Johnsbury relatives.
p. Z. Bernicr has gone to Worccs-
ter, Mass, to visit friends.
Miss Minnie Dutilc and Miss Ger
maine Grenier are in Boston attend
ing millinery openings.
Mrs. Rufus Aldrich of Lyndonvila
remains in a very serious condition
with typhoid fever.
3. w. Morrill, has sold his shoe
store to Norman Mclean who has
taken possession.
N. M. Scott of Barton visited his
sons, Amos W., Harry A., and Frank
A. Scott, Tuesday.
Guy Stcbbins of McIndocs Falls
visited here Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Sheldon is visiting.
friends in Woodbury..
Fred Eimball has finished work at
the A. l.. Bailey Music Store and is
in Shcrbrookc visiting friends be-
fore going to Flint, Michigan.
Albert Suttcr, representing the bu-
rcau of census in Washington, ID.
c., is in Vermont preparatory to tax
ing Il census Of the manufacturing
lie is accompanied
by Ernest Davine of Ferrisburg. st. |
f"hnohury will bo one of the places
tho men coming here from
The fire truck was called to Elm
wood Tuesday morning but it PROV
ed to be a case of smoke without fire. |
fire had been started in stove not
used for some time and Il plugged
chimney caused the difficulty.
Miss Lcona II. Trcmblay, formerly
employed by the Connecticut Life
Insurance Company, has accepted a
position in the office of the American
Fork and Hoe Company.
News comes from WhitcficlI, N. H.,
If the birth of a daughter, Mildred
May, on April II to Mr.. and Mrs.
:. J. Magoon. Congratulations.
Mrs. c. W. Bennett of Mcdford,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
VI. J. Taylor.
The friends here of Mrs. Dorothy
Stakeholder will be sorry to learn of
yer illness ut her home at North
)anvillc.
Miss Mildred Gordon is out after Il