The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-05
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

The Crystal Lake Hotel at Bar
ton has been remodeled for mod
ern small apartments. Read clas-
sifed advertisement. advertisement
Ralph Trip and Clarence Witty
have returned from weeks
camping sojourn at Willoughby
Lake.
Master Alexander Greer of
Newbury is III town over the
Fourth visiting his uncle, H. M.
Goodwin.
Miss Elizabeth Mcleod of
Newport is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Percy Bonnet.
DR.. and Mrs. E. II. Ross reached
home Friday accompanied by
their daughter, ISIS Helen Ross,
just graduated from Wellesley. Dr..
and Mrs. Ross attended in Han
over the reunion of Dr.. Ross class
at Dartmouth, went to Wellesley
for their daughters graduation,
and with her visited their son,
Ralph Ross in Caldwell, N. j.
l.. H. Baxter, instructor of
manual training left Monday for
Camp Menodnack in the northern
part of Maine where he will IN
struct in handiwork, returning the
first of September. This is a
large summer camp accommodate
ing $50 boys and 25 councillors.
The many friends of Miss Caro-
line S. Woodruff will congratulate
her upon receiving the appoint
ment as principal of the State Nor
NAL school at Castleton. Miss
Woodruff is splendidly equipped
for this position by long expert
ence as a teacher and special
training in the Teachers college
iu ant Of the AmericanSHRDUL
Allen Fletcher of Montpelier,
Adjutant of the American Legion
of Vermont, Dr.. J. P. Tierney and
several other Legion boys are at
Lyndon today investigating the pa.
lat:al home of the late T. N. Vail
as possible government home for
disabled eX-service men.
MI and Mrs. Herbert Danfield
of Milby, P. O., are here visiting
the families Of David Frizzcll and
H. w. McElreavy on their way
TO the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Lee of
Chicago are the guests of Charles
Hall on Caledonia street. Mr.. Lee
left St. Johnsbury 40 years ago
for the windy city and has been
some years connected with one of
the largest candy factories in the
west. On Sunday, June 2G, while
a guest of Robert McGillivray of
Dover, N. H., he had the pleasure
of hearing his old friend, DR..
George r. Clark of Boston, sing
in his usual fine form. Both DR..
Clark and MI. Lee were old st.
Johnsbury residents.
St. Johnsbury people having oc-
casion to visit Montpelier will be
Interested to learn that effective
July II the passenger trains on the
Montpelier and Wells River rail
road will discontinue making the
Central Vermont station and ar
rive and depart from the M. and
w. r. railroad station only.
The Fairbanks Independents,
comprising members of the Sun
set League; were defeated by the
Mon pclier base ball team at the
capitol on Friday afternoon. The
score was 10 to 5. Harley Page
tnd Tink Hawley were both hit
hard and the team behind them
played raggedly. A return game
! to be played at the Campus
here in the near future.
Paul Sherry and Fred Gilman
are in New Boston on business.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs.. B. B. Scribncr of
Portland street were Frank Tap
lin of Colinth, Mrs. Jane Knight |
of Grinnell, Ia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Plat Of Franklin.
Mrs. l.. N. Smythe with Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. e RuggieS of West
Burke were N Montpelier We'd
1>sday and Thursday 20 attend the
annual meeting of the Past Ma
tons association Of Vermont.
MIS-. NSmythe is president of the
association.
Mr.. and Nus. Henry Choinierc
have returned to their home IN
Lowell, Mass, after IA week spent
with his father and sisters, Mrs.
Roblllard AM Mrs. Al
bert Robillald, and other rela-
tives.
Roscoe Annis of Montreal, p.
O., is with Mr.. Annis here for a
short vacation.
The clinic in the Gray block on
Eastern avenue Wednesday con-
Quoted by the Vermont Tubercu-
Iosis association will be open
from a. m. to p. m. and in the
evening from 7 to 8.
Cyril Amidon of the Berry
Ball Drv Goods Co., has gone to
nic homo in ypdop for a two