St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-10-13

i has been found necessary to
W i,,iit the arm and put it i'll II pal
ter cast, 10 hold i, in place.
Miss Marion Mitchell i spending 4
few weeks in Sheffield with her
grandmother, Mrs. Henry Mitchell.
bernard Hale was in town from
Luhcnbulg for !, short time this wetL
wiih his bother, Charles Hale.
MIS-. &. NJ. Campbell is 1T nome
! from SPRINGFIELD, Mas, where she
! h:!., been with her son and daughter;
for several weeks. Her dauEhtcl-n-
law, Mrs. Raymond Campbell, is at
her home here, quite i'll from the pre-
vailn% diatempcl.
Harry Silsby has been Oh the sick
list for Il few days this week.
M. and Ms. Arthur Il. l.. Smith
are spending the week end with M
and .u"s. Moore and Mr.. Butler, IN
Rando, phi, &oin" by motor.
! Miss Edith Gray dlovc a car TO
burlington this week Wednesd ay,
taking with her several Of the graded
school teachers who were to attend
the ,e@chtls' conventions there. All
went but Miss Trcfren. who wa; un-
able to leave home on account of her
fathers illness.
Miss Alice Shorcv is spending !;
few days with her brother in Wheel
ock, while the school is closed
Clayton Welcome, who has been
havinm Il serious time with blood
poison in his foot, does not seem to
gain, but has had to have the foot
opened again, and is suffering q great
deal Of pain and discomfort.
Hayden Allen, who is studying the
science OF Chiropractc in Davenport
Iowa, is home this week for a short
vacation.
Miss Joanna Fay, Il recent eradu-
ate OF the Institute, from Hardwick
is spending the week end with Miss
Edith Lewscy. Miss Alice Gillanlel.
| Is also with the two girls for over
Sunday.
A. w. Edmunds, Jr.. was operated
on this week at Brightlook Hospital,
and had his tonsils removed, coming
on all right after the operation.
Mrs. Emma Stevens of Hyde Park.
has been visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. f. Ruggles, former res
ldents here, who now live on a farm
near Picrce's Mills.
At the annual meeting of the Lvn-
don Club, held in their rooms Tues
day evening, most Of the old board
OF officers were reelected, as follows:
President, George F. Ferguson vice
president, A. f. Humphrey president,
with c. B. Dodge and w. C. Conner,
board of governors; secretary, w. H.
Parker; treasurer, Austin ID. Paige.
Therewas no other business of i'm
portance.
Wallace Robinson, who has been
for 20 months in the medical depart
fmcnt of the United States Army, has
received his discharge and is at home
here. He is the last of our BOYS to
return from the service. For the past
few months he has been in New York
with the surgcOn-in-chief of the East
crn department.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hastings and
daughter Lillian, have gone to Show
hogan, Maine, for a two weeks trim.
Arthur Smith Of st. Johnsbury, owner
of the Smith grocery store, is in the
store during Mr.. Hastings absence.
Homer Wilson i sworking for the
Dairy Medicine Company since his re-
turn from California.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Pet
er's church will have a food sale in
the Parish House Saturday afternoon.
The schools in town are all closed
for the rest Of the week, as the teach
ers have gone to Burlington to at
tend the annual teachers convention.
The Mothers club will hold their
first meeting for the season with the
president, Mrs. e. J. Blodgett, Thurs
day evening. Oct. Ia. Mrs. Charles
l.. Stuart will have charge of the pro-
gram, which will be strictly politi-
cal one.
The Rev. Chauncey Adams of Dan
vile will preach at the Congregational
church Sunday next in exchange with
the pastor.
Mrs. Martha Bean, who is working
at James Browns in Concord, N. H.,
has been spending few days at her
home here.