The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-20

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taplin wen
Thursday to Boston and iron
there drove a car to New York t.
de liver to parties in that city. The,
returned Monday.
A fund is being raised by thu
| Major Joseph H. Killourhy TEST
l.monial fund association in Laconia
| n. H., to be used in part for the
emily Of the late well-known over
seas veteran. On Friday evening ir
| aconia's boxing, wrestling AND
sporting carnival Will be put on by
the association.
Mrs. Wallace Abbott has been
in Grand Isle for several days call
ed there by the serious illness Of
her father, Hardy A. Sylvester.
Mrs. John CAVITY Of Eastern aven-
ue was called upon to act as Mrs.
Abbott's substitute in the Port
land street schools.
All G. A. K. veterans, their
wives, and members of Chamber
lin Relief Corps are reminded Of
the rally day of Chamberlin Post
at G.. A. r. hall Tuesday with din
ner at noon served by the women
of the Relief Corps.
At the Union vesper service at
the North church Sunday, Rev.
DR.. S. l.. LOOMS If New York
gave a very interesting talk, Illus
trated with stereoptic0n views on
the work of the american Mis-
scenary assertion among the
negroes in the soath.
Mrs. Samuel Boldgett Of Woods
Vile was a visitor in St. Johnsbury
Saturday.
Ernest Smith Of Pearl street
who with G. l.. Fay, has been
spending the past two weeks in
camp in Maidstone returned from
there Saturday afternoon with a
fine seven point buck weighing
about 175 pounds.
The men will serve an oyster
supper Friday, Nov. 81 in the
church at East St. Johnsbury fol
lowed by the play, "The Time Of
His Life" given by St. JohnsbuIy
taltnt.-Advertisement.
A. S. Bartlett, former foreman
at the engine house, has been APP
pointed Inspector Of motive power
on the Boston & Maine railroad
with jurisdiction on the lines
north Of Plymouth and White
River Junction.
George Lowrey and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowrey's son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Me
Condack in Lyndonville
Miss Lora Va,ney spoke in the
Methodist church in West Burke
Sunday night on "World-Widc
Activities of the Red Cross" New
interest in the Red Cross is be
ing aroused in West Burke, where
the children are being organized
into a Junior Red Cross. A mem
bership drive will also take place
this week.
Remarkable bargains in second
hand clothing at the LeClerc block
on Portland street Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. Suits, dress
es, blouses, coats, hats and shoes,
many of them only slightly worn
and all priced very low. Auspices
B. p. w. club. Advertisement.
Judge l.. p. Slack is in Rutland
attending a session of supreme
court.
Red Cross sewing meeting at the
home of Mrs. George c. Cary
Tuesday afternoon to repair gar
mcnts for overseas shipment. An
ether box can be sent this week if
CROUCH workers will respond to the
call and give an hour or Two Tues
dag afternoon to get the garments
in shape.
A son was born November 1G to
M. and Mrs. William Boisvcrt of
81 Hastings street.
Word was received here Satul-
dag Of the death in Lewiston, Me,
OF Frederick Jacques, uncle of Al
bert Juneau, and a former resident
OF this place. MI Jacques leaves q
wife and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Juneau are
pleasantly located in Southern
Pines, North Corolina where they
went early in the month. They
plan to spend the winter there.