The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-20
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

The public is cordially invited to
attend a pianoforts recital by pu-
pills of Miss Maude Brown Satur-
day afternoon, April % at 8 o'clock
in Athenaeum hall. Advertisement.
Albert Norton went Tuesday to-
his home in Newport. GONZALES
cent from an operation two weeks
ago at st. Bloomsbury. Miss Ida
Landry of st. Jo~hnsbury is MAX
ing splendid recovery 1T the hos
pital from her Illness.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Darling, j., Of
Mechanicsbcr%, OHIO, is spcIdrg
a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Healy of Western Ave.
One would go a long way to
find a happier youngster than
Sherman Woods, three years old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Woods of Passumpsic, a patient ut
st. Johnsbury hospital. sherman
had a serious operation ter days
ago and he is verE proud of the
fact that he didn't cry though "it
hurt awful. His bed IS covered
with toys of wonderful description
ani he is the JOY OF patients and
| nurses.
Miss Marion Babrock of the u.
V. NJ, Burlinpton is spending q
vacation with her parents, Nv. and
Mrs. r. G. A. BabcoeE.
The women of Mooseheart Lee
| gion will hold their regular meet
ing in Grand Army hall Friday
evening at 7.30 sharp. advertise
ment.
Miss Kate Wakefield left Thurs
day to spend two weeks with her
sister, Dr.. Alice Wakefield in New
York City.
st. Johnsbury people in common
with others in this section who Will
soon be making their annual visit
ion to the arbutus fields in Barnet
should be willing to join the Be
Kad-To-Arbutus week proposed
by lovers of this FRAGRANT harding
err of spring. There is only n re-
|quirement of membership-not to
pull the arbutus up by the roots.
Judge and Mrs. l.. p. Slack re-
turned Wednesday from Marsh
field where they attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Stacks uncle, Mark
Mears, a merchant of Marshfield
for over 80 years. Mr.. Mears was
81 years of age, a member Of one
of the old families Of Peacham. He
had been assistant judge of Wash
ington county and represented
Marshfeld in the general assembly
in 1880.
Two hundred gallons of maple
syrup have been sent from Cabot
for the annual sugar festival and
ball of the Springfield Sons and
Daughters of Vermont to be held
Friday night at the Springfield
auditorium. Thirteen barrels of
SHOWS carefully preserved from
Sprinfeld's first snoWstorm awaits
the CONCEALED sugar. Fifteen hun
dred tickets have been sold for the
annual sugar eat and the speaker
for the occasion will be Judge
Frank l.. Fish OF Vergennes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. McCarty of
st. Adams are spending ten day
with their daughter, Mrs. Charles
M. Bray. O
Cyrus T. Camp of Etna. n. H.,
is in st. Johnsbury called here by
the serious illness Of his father.
The State Bankers association
has approved the setting aside of
$35 of the money which they give
annually for prizes in the boys
and girls club work in the state
for special prizes to boys and girls
who do the best work in keeping
records of maple sugar production
this season. A special record blank
has been provided for this purpose
and about 10 young people in each
county are interesting themselves
in this plan. The first prize for the
best work along this line will be
$40.