The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-02
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Use the American Throat Tablets.
adv. |
If you haven't seen the Laun- Dry
Elite, you will be surprised at the skill
with which it works. You should see
the Laundry Elite in operation to
fully appreciate its unique construc-
ton. The Peck Company.
A C. Gray who has spent the past
week with his family has returned to
Utica, N Y.
Many buttons meet their finish on
washday Perhaps they're crushed to
pieces, perhaps they are ripped oil
and lost. The washday casualty list
is large invariably unless there's
Laun-Dry-Ettc in the house. The
Peck Co. adv.
/ Rev. J. C. Talas, rector of the
church at Dartmouth College, will
preach this evening at st, Andrews
Episcopal church.
A bundle has been received BY the
New Method Laundry to be laundered
and returned to Birmingham, Ala
bama. (They certainly does like a
white mans work. adv
Miss Beulah Gray of Newport ana
Frank Grout of Norwich University
were week end guests at the home
Of Mrs. A. C. Gray.
Fish chowder supper at Union Ban
fist church Thursday eve, Mar 3.
Adults 35 cents, children 25c. adv
f.. J. Rutter, Optometrlst, w II be
at the Avenue House Friday the 4th.
w. r. C. social Thursday afternoon
with picnic supper at 600, Ke3u az
meeting 7.30.
The Middlebury COLLEGE Glee
Clubs will come to st. Johnsbury
Tuesday evening, April 5th, under
the auspices of the Brotherhood Of
Gree M. f. Church. This is the first
time these young college men have
appeared in this part of the state and
everybody will enjov the splendid en-
tertainment these college boys can
give.
Mrs. C. A. Miltirorc and Mrs.
Rlodgett of Concord were business
visitors in town Monday
Mrs Roy Cheney left Monday for
Washington, d. c., to spend some
time.
Mrs. Grace Cass is back at her work
in Leach and Waterman's store after
a weeks illness.
Mrs. Ruth Downes spent the week
crA with friends in Boston.
NJ. and Mrs Archie Lanctot are
the nroud parents of a boy born or
\ Monday
Attorney f. A. Cook of Orleans
VIZ in town Monday,
MS. Hattie Poed and Mrs. ] $.
WcoRS Of the millinery firm of f. P.
and r. p. Williamson have Just re-
tuInod from Boston. where they Sc
looted many cf the latest goods fof
tho" store.
Mrs. IT. A. Power and son. True
man left Monday for Peekskill. n. Y.
whore Mr.. Power went few weeks
a. AFRO to take charge of the Woodwork
sto"o.
Mrs. Dean Mcclellan has been Vi
siti0~ IN Barnet and McTndoNS.
V c. NJ. Berry returned TucsdaT
MORNING from Bermuda. He landed
g Monday in Now Work with EN-. Ran
r dali and H. w Randall. The latter
@ stooned in Roston tn visit his mother
q and will reach ST Tohnebury Wednes-
g dow. r. N. Randall has gonc to Game.
a v,llo. Ga, to SOC his dau"hter, Miss
o Maleline Randall who is to"rh'n'
/ orqtorv in Brennan colle"e. With hi,
o dau~hter, Mr.. Randall will spend tho
Y weekend in Atlanta, Ga, returnln-
i some time next week. George Lapo'n
who accompanied the party will re
main in Bermuda for few days
longer stay.
"A A son was born at Brightlook hos
q pital Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
N Petty
a Miss Florence Seeley is home from
a a week spent in Boston and New
a York where she was purchasing
a spring millieny
Il Ernest Barbiery is home from 81
sit to Boston.
y Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Jones, formc'
a residents of Iamoille county but VINO
ii have been living in Massachusetts fol
q several years, have returned to thel'
Il native state and are spending somC
n time with their Children Mr.. and Mrs
n O. c. Jones.