Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18

cNdlScIlStlc meetings are over.
Clarence +. Petty, who left the
Caledonian-Record Office II days ago
for Blightlook Hospital where he
was operated on for appendicitis, is
able to be out again having made Il
speedy and successful recovery.
A. l.. Bailey is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Frank H. Taylor is il! with
tonsilitis. Miss Blanche Taylor, who
has been i'll il Il little better.
a special village meeting has ben
called at the Town Hall on Friday
evening, Feb. 27, at 730 o'clock to
sec if the voters will exempt for ten
years the plant of Tauber, Upton &
Co., the New York concern that will
soon manufacture shirts in one of the
buildings Of o. V. Hooker & Son.
Eighteen couples Of the Pastimc
Club enjoyed barge ride to St.
]ohnSbury Center Tuesday night.
They went to the Green Mountain
Grange Hall for dance where music
VAS furnished by Bernicr's orchcs-
ira Refreshments were served by the
ladies OF Green Mountain Grange.
The funeral services of Mrs. Harry
Rogers were held at Walden Wcdncs-
day morning and Il prayer service was
held at the Caldclwood chapel in the
afternoon. The remains were placed
in the tomb ut the Mt. Pleasant GEM
ctery.
Mrs. Brigham, an aged lady who
fell early in the winter on Railroad
street and broke her hip, died at
Blghtlook Hospital Wednesday
morning.
The remains of Howard Morrison
arc expected from Boston Wedncs-
day afternoon and the funeral Vice
will be held in the Calderwood chapel
at o'clock.
DR.. Victor p. Gengc was married
to Miss Hazel Harris at the home Of
her parents in Orleans Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Gcnge will be eat home" at
105 Railroad street after March and
the many friends of the Doctor eX-
tend congratulations
William H. Trainor went to White
River Junction Wednesday to visit
his brother, Raymond A. Trainor and
from there to Lebanon on business.
Miss Nerna Wilkie was visitor in
Lisbon Wednesday,
H. A. Power is able to be out
again after his recent illness. Mr..
Power is getting along nicely.
Richard Goss is i'll with tonsilitis.
Mrs. George Fl. Gliddcn Of White
field was here Thursday shopping.
The Service Club was entertained
by Miss Laura Cox Wednesday eve
ming.
Bert Allyn is seriously i'll at his
home in Arlington.
Rev A. s. Woodwork left Thurs
day for Rutland on state business for
Il few days.
News comes from Irvington-on-
Hudson that Mrs. Bernard +. Nc
Call, who will be remembered as Miss
Mary Gibbs, a former resident of St.
JohnSbury and Il graduate of the
Summer street schools, and now Il
resident Of that place, has had the
unique experience Of crossing the
Hudson river on the ice. Owing to
the severity of the winter thus far,
residents along the Hudson are cross
ing the river on the ice, which is
frozen to Il depth of Is inches.
]. NJ. pcrham is in Barton on bus
mess for Il few days.
DR.. W. A. Gage office will be closed
Friday evening and open Saturday
evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. adv.
Judge Frank l.. Fish gives his adj
dress "Lincoln and Douglas" at Bar
ton on Friday evening, leaving for
his home in Vergcnncs the following
morning. On Feb 10 Judge Fish will
give the address before the Daugh-
tcrs of Vermont at Boston, speaking
upon "Thc Bench and Bar of Yer
mont"
Hon. William II. Jeffrey OF Mont
pclicr, secretary of the State Board
of Charities and Probation, was a
business visitor in st. JohnSbuly
wednesday.
W. J. Swan is in Rutland on bust
ness trip.
Miss Ruth Gibson has finished
work here and left Thursday for
South Manchester where she has
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Thomas left
Thursday for White River Junction
to spend the week end.
Mrs. r. A. Thomas of Newport
visited Mrs. H. A. Thomas the past
few days.
Miss Thrcsa Longley who has been
visiting Miss Lydia Goodreau left
Thursday for Manchester.
George Goodenough was a visitor
in Woodstock Thursday.
W. S. Russell left Thursday for
Rutland on IL short business trip.
II. l.. Rogers of Walden was here
recently to see Mrs. Rogers who is
i'll in Blightlook hospital.
The December term of Caledonia
County Court adjourned Feb. II un-
til next June.
+. +. Pcllter of Boston of the A
Brickctt Co. was here Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. G. Garfield is confined to
her home with tho grippe.
Joseph \. Gcncst of Lyndonvillc