St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-07

with her son, Grin c. Jones. at
Central street.
Mrs. Clinton wilkins and son, Reg
inald have returned to their home OF
Spring street after visiting her moth
CT in Richmond, p. q.
Mrs. -Abbic J. Balch left Suturda,
morning for Mclrosc, Mass, to visi
her daughter, Mrs. O. b. Johnson.
The annual meeting of the sccont
univcrsalist parish and Church of tn,
Messiah will be held on Thursday eve
ming, April Is. Members and friend.
Of the parish are urged to rcsclv,
this date.
Miss Catherine, daughter of Mr.
and MI. Roy u. Skinner, observed
her ninth birthday Friday afternoon
by giving Il birthday party to few OF
her plnJmatcs. The little folks were
her guests at the plcase-U aftel
which ell went to the home of Cath
rinc's aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Bill, on Pearl
street where, sugar on snow was sclv-
ed and games played. The youn:,
folks had a most enjoyable afternoon.
Charles f. Kirk has sold the Char
les Birch house on Park street in Ar
lington to w. A. Porter, who took
possession April I.
The Woman's Relief Corps VIII
hold. Il card party in Grand Army hall
Thursday evening with music by
Mrs. Wilkes orchestra.
The usual prayer meeting ut the
North church at $50 this evening
will be largely given over to Il rcccr-
ton to the new members that joined
the church at the last communion.
The pictures at the Globe Theatre
are closely followed with incidental
music by tho new Globe orchestra
consisting of A. +. Drouin, leader,
Carlyle Sargent, Paul Sargent and
George Mcleod. In their repertoire
are included I'LL the latest, up-to-the-
minute popular music also semi
classical. The new orchestra is a
pleasing feature and is playing every
night at the Globe.
George C. Wilkic is the first of The
party from the c. II. Goss garage 70
get back from Detroit, having left his
car ut B'attlcboro as the roads up The
Connecticut valley arc not open TO
The rest of the party were
in ALBANY Monday night and expect
cd to drive their cars to Greenfield
Tuesday.
The ". IL. Kapp Post of the AM
crican Legion arc planning to put a
baseball team in the field this sum
MGR that will maintain tho same pres
tgc for supremacy that has been held
by their basket ball team.
The educational meeting Of the
Commercial Club will be held on Tues
lay evening, April Is, at the Pythian
Hall.
Carl II. Turner, now of Winthrop,
Mass, is visiting his st. Johnsbu.y
friends.
Guy W. Hill Esq, has resigned as
SECRETARY and treasurer of the Gale
lonia County Bar association, to take
effect not later than July l..
Miss NIaudc Brown announces 4
recital by her pupils Sat
lrday afternoon, April 10, at three
o'clock in -I'ythian Hall. The public
IS in vited. 239-241-243-21o
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Kat Rugglcs.
who died so suddenly at the home o:
Rev. Edwin W. Sharp on Easter Sun
lay, was held at her home in Union
Village Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs.
E. w. Sharp accompanied the re-
mains to her home.
Mrs. J. W. Wesley left Wednesday
lftcrnoon for Concord, N. H., where
;hc will visit friends and from there
o New York TO visit friends and on
,cr way home will visit her brother,
DR.. Harold p. Frost in Worcester,
Mass. and her sister, Mrs. Ernest
". Moore in Boston.
Miss Lizzie M. Harris remains Sc
'iously i'll at her home on Spring
Street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
;yacc Methodist church will meet in
he church pa,'lors Thursday after
loon at two o'clock.
The friends of Mrs. Arthur &.
'plaguc will be glad to learn that she
S steadily gaining.
Mrs. Mary Badger Of Providence
las been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. +. S. Long went to Brattlc-
oro Wednesday to visit the remand
l. OF the week. /
Mrs, F. A. Fits of Windsor VINO
as been here visiting her daughter.
Hiss Dorothy Fits, returned to her
ono Wednesday. I.
Pearl Griggs of the c. II. GOss Co.
'as in White River Junction We'd
csday on business.
Archie Hunter, Shcrburnc Graves,
Vcslcy Steele and Edward Waiter,
cturhcd to Mortified Wednesday af-
u spending the Easter vacation st
heir homes here.
Mrs. Ursula Mcdonald of West
'urke was here Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Generous of st. Johns
ury Center spent "Wednesday with
er daughter, Mrs. Eta Mooney.
II. w. Whitney of Fulton, N. Y,
as here OH business Tuesday.
Herman Rood has gone to work at 4
'olth Daanvillc for George c. Cary.
Miss Frilla Bilodcau is confined
, tho house by illness.