St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-16

Reed, Misses Jennie and Nellie Ran
ncy of Concord were in town Thurs
/ d;.v to attend the graduating cXeI-
ci*c..
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Campbell
went Thursday to Woodstock to visit
their parents.
The many friends of Horace kic
dc!' will be sorry to hear he is scri-
ously i'll with pneumonia at his home
on Railroad street. Miss Sadie
Hooker is caring for him.
Lyman Holton of Concord has pur-
chased Il Ford coupe of the Corner
Garage.
Miss Florence Day, who has been
teaching school at Barton, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cumming.
Thursda yon hcr way home to
Jericho.
Miss Margaret l.. Ling of Exeter,
N. H., is here visiting her brother,
Michael Ling, for a few days.
Mrs. George Fl. Stcarns leaves Fri
day night to attend the graduating
exercises Of the Bridgewatcr Normal
school of which her daughter, Miss
Helen S.carns is one of the graduates
She plans to be away about six
week. visiting friends.
Il. II. Hallctt went to Burlington
Monday. and goes from there to
Springfield, Mass, to attend Il meet
in: of tho Exchange managers.
A son was born Monday. June IS,
p, to Mr.and Mrs. Charles Wiley.
Miss Arlene Walbridgc spent the
week end at Joc's Pond.
Theodore Beck and Maurice BAR
rctt arc in camp at Joc's Pond.
. Kenneth Lanpher and Merton Ash
ton arc enjoying T. weeks vacation at
Joc's Pond.
Mrs. Alice St. Jock and Miss Mil
drcd HOughton spent the weekend
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stanton at their cottage at Joc's
Pond.
Clarence Chase of McIndocs Falls
is in Brightlook Hospital for treat
me mt.
Mrs. Maynard Massey, who spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stark in the Stark Neighbour
hood, returned to her home on South
Park. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Giffin and
daughter, Miss Ruth Giilin, were in
Lyndonvillc Tuesday as guests at the
Clark McLano wedding, the bride
being Mrs. Giflin's niece.
During this week there will be
quite number of closing exercises
at the different town schools, and a
number of young people will COM
pletc the work of the grades, and
become ready for advanced work in
high school. Wednesday, June 16, at
1920, the school at Four Corners will
have their final exercises. One grad
u;.tc Birney Simpson, will pass Unto
the high school. At $50 the school
at Picrcc's Mills will graduate two
Young ladies, Misses Irene Hall and
Alice Boutin. At 8 O'Clock in the eve
ming, the school at st. Johnsbury
East will have closing exercises.
Those who have passed the required
studies for promotion are Missc,
Arta Temple, Minetta Temple, Doro-
my ouoLNH, SlNuC MNNShIiASS GNU
tupert McGcnnis.
The store of the Bcrry-Ball Dry
foods Co. will be closed Wednesday
'ftcrnoon this week to allow for pre-
for the big June sale which
pens Thursday morning. adv.
A limousine and touring car came
oecther at the corner Of Summer
I'D Webster streets Monday night
uc to failure to give proper warming
ign ais. The mud guards of both cars
vcro damaged.
As result of the infantile paraly-
is clinic, four children from this
cction arc to be taken to Boston for
treatment. Miss Lora Varney ac-
them Tuesday morning in
Ir,. Rebecca P. Fairbanks car to
'cntpclicr Junction, where they we're
ne. by Miss Wcisbrod. Three of the
children are from St. Johnsbury and
mo from Barton. Miss Weisbrod has
six available beds in the hospital at