The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-22
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| ne regular meeting oil the Am
erican Legion auxiliary will be
held in the Auxiliary clubroom.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
Bring your sewing.-Advertise-
| lCnt.
The fire department was called
0 the corner Of Elm street and
harrison Avenue about five O'Clock
tuesday night where there was a
Terry blaze in a wood box. A
and chemical was all that was
necessary to eXtinguish what NIGH
| have been serious fire.
Deputy Sheriff Adelbert Smitl
left this morning for Windsor will
Cords Lewis Of Concord who stole
an automobile here several week,
ago and later broke Jail in com
any with George Mills. Lewis L
to be committed to the state prison
at Windsor for a tenn of not les.
than one year or more than three.
States Attorney Campbell has
prepared the eXtradition papers foI
getting George Mills back from
Troy, n. y, to the Caledonia
'ounty jail and as soon as they are
properly executed an officer will be
cent to get him.
Grace Unity club meets Friday
It $50 p. m. in the Methodist
'hurch parlors.
The rummage and food sale for
HIghtlook Hospital has been post
l0ned until a later date.
Frank G. Landry has returned
rom Boston where he attended
he convention of ReXall druggists.
during his absence he also visited
lii daughters who are, training fol
lmses in Manchester, n. H.
Mrs. Mart Pearson is convalesc-
ne from a serious operation at The
Itch. hospital Mrs. Burt Sher-
Wne OF West Burke was dis
harped from the hospital We'd
csday Saturday at the hospital
! son was born TO Nj. and Mrs.
yster Winkley
ION. Benjamin Gates OF Mont
1olar, the state auditor, was in St.
'ohnsbury the first Of the week
uditing the accounts of the Cal
dcnia county clerk.
+. c. Brooks of New York city,
formerly manager of the st. Johns
airy scale factory and supelinten-
lent OF the various factories own
d by the Fairbanks, Morse and
o.. is in town on a business visit.
Brownie. the little pure-bred
'orneranian belonging to Miss
Eaude c ,Menut, was struck by an
automobile Monday noon on Main
ueet, and instantly killed.
Hardy 4. Sylvester, the father
1f Mrs. Wallace Abbott, suffered
shock Of paralysis while feeding
he stock in his barn in Grand Isle
and fell through tn ebay chute in
ront OF one Of the horses. The
frightened horse broke loose and
Us he'd from the barn and in inves-
.igating the cause a son of Nj
5yiz ester found him unconscious
Mrs. Abbott was called to Crane
Isle by her fathers serious condi-
lion.
Ms. Edward Riley and daughter
patricia of Lyndonville were visit
1 1rs Tuesday at the home of Mrs
| Eiley's sister, Mrs. Edward Riley
About 30 from St. Johnsbury
motored to Lyndonville Tuesday
night to attend the meeting of the
Caledonia Shrine club held il
Music hall. A venison dinner was
served at Hotel Lyndon, preced
ing meeting and dance at Music
hall.
Mrs. Idella Cook, wife of Car
Scott of Lower Waterford who
was buried last week from hel
home, was member of Grace
church st. Johnsbury. She was 8
sister of John Cook of this place
and M. and Mrs. Cook were il
Lower Cabot to attend the funera.
Mrs Cook was born in Sutton, the
daughter Of William andRoXana
Cook. Soon after her marriage tC
Carl Scott they located in Lower
Cabot and three children were
born to them, only one of whom
survives.
Miss Helen Towle of Cliff
street is recovering from an opera.
ton for appendicitis performed al
! Brightlook hospital.
! irwin |. Streeter and Everett
W. Streeter have gone to Detroit
Mich, and Everett will enter
school there.
Mls. Marion Mcneil is i'll at hel
home in St. Johnsbury.
Many Of the young people oil
st. Johnsbury are organizing d
musical club composed of those
who play some instrument well
There are q few prominent ones
from out of town whom the club is
hoping to secure as members
Among these are Miss Heller
Payne, former Montpelier Semi
nary student, who is well known
piano and cello player and Miss
Kathleen H. Starr, talented young
yiolinist, from Barre who is taking
| up postgraduate work here. She
has done orchestra work for the
past three years and is but eight.
cen years old. She is the sister OF
Bernie" and Tommy" Starr, who
are Wellknown in local baseball
circles. Robert Frasier, young cell
ist player, from Greenfield, Mass.
is also in the lime light.