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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1920

Page

7

Local Social Notes From South Manchester And Nearby

Barnet Mr and Mrs Scott Marling and daughter Mabel visiting Benj Gadley before returning to South Meacham. Gadleys recent St Johns bury visitors. Lang works for Dundudkins. Gilfillans head home from Pasadena May 26. Elliott family illness in Rumney NH. Mabel Kelley stain removal demonstration at School House hall. Christian Endeavor served griddle cake supper there. Hazeltons visit Woolstock friends. More-andl daughter Barbara of Lebanon NH spent Sunday with RH Hazelton.

Scott Marling Mabel John Jacobs H. A Elliott Rumney Christian Endeavor Society Tien Hazelton Woolstock Frank More Barbara Lebanon N.H Irh. Hazelton

Local Notes from Westboro and Nearby Towns

Provence Wildes resumes school work at the Boys' Industrial School in Westboro. Mr and Mrs Frank O French of St Johnsbury spent Sunday with W S Brock. The Metcalf family moved into a Benj Gadley house on Upper Church Street. Frank Cheney moved his family into a house bought from Seven Holmes. Mrs Hattie Gregg and children visit Manchester NH. Mildred Hall spent Sunday at home. Mrs Carrie Garvin of Manchester Nepot visits her sisters and plans to live in Frankfort NY. Ian Rowe of Peacham Academy spent the weekend at home. A well attended Red Cross lecture deficit entertainment raised about $3. Albert Bennett works for Patrolman Foster. W P Russell to head State road work. Mrs Moulton returned from East Braintree MA with daughter Mable. Miss Mitey Wark’s Birthday surprise party. fountain pen given. M Boc Handler, E Hallett address stockholders on creamery project. Maine Central carpenters repair depot platform. Wallace Hill and Miss Lillian Eaton wed at St Johnsbury. Lilius Donaghy and sister Nena visit Lyndonville.

Provence Wildes B.N. Gilfillin Seven Holmes Hattie Gregg Manchester N .H Mildred Hall Carrie Garvin Charles Horace Gilfillan Garvin Albert Bennett Foster W. P. Russell E. Hallett Addr M. B. Creamery Riners Plymouth Creamery Maine Central Wallace Hill Lillian Eaney St. Johnsbury Lilius Donaghy Nena Lyndonville

St Johnsbur y East Village Notes Breeze Through Town

Mrs Ell O Connor of Charlestown Miss visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Burke. Mrs Burke died and daughter stays home. Ralph Shasteny visited on Monday. Mr and Mrs John Nolan plan to move with daughter Cogley. Parsons sold farm to Walter Douglass of Concord. amuel Nails was in village last week. Addison Honaghy celebrated 16th birthday with a surprise party. Mr and Mrs Pervin and Misses Bertha Lee Ella Higgite attended Dr Grenfell lecture. Mrs Louis Johnson Hartfort Conn and Mrs James Robinson Canaillay visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Temple. Temple sold cows to Henry Wilson. Mr and Mrs Tiane Baleh from Michigan arrived from Towanda to visit Dr Wallace Bow. Gladys Dean spent Sunday with aunt Mrs Locke. Rev N th was ill. Rev E Grant preached in his stead.

ST. Johnsbury East Ell O'Connor Charlestown Frank Burke Burke Ralph Shasteny John Nolan Cogley Parsons Walter Douglass Concord Fist of Mamuel Nails Addison Honaghy Pervin Bertha Lee Ella Higgite Grenfell Louis Johnson Hantfort Conn James Robinson Sweeteburg Canailay Gladys Dean 1. Locke N. Th Grant

Local Notes From Passumpsic Area

Passumpsic brief items report Frank Bailey of East Burnet at J. 1) Thyng Edward and John Shampany finishing work Saturday night on an electric plant. Fred Converse and two children and Lindsay Stanhope visited Lyndon Sunday. A. Barker returned from Providence R. I. for his brother Arthur N. Barker’s funeral. Mrs. Walter Smith and daughter came home from Moore sanitarium in St. Johnsbury. Boy scouts meet in vestry Friday evening. Mrs. Col. Annis and Mrs. Hacd Wool Wood visited Mrs. Raymond Roberts in St. Johnsbury Center. Electric lights being installed in the China Allen house occupied by Harold Wool with Harold Wooll doing the work.

Frank Bailey East Burnet J. 1 Thyng’ Edward John Shampany Elect Planit Fred Converse Childen Lindsay Stanhope Lyndon Col. Annis Hacd Wool Wood Raymond Roberts St. Johnsbury Center China Allen Harold Wool Harold Wooll

Camphor and Witchhazel Improve Weak Eyes

St Johnsbury residents report rapid relief from weak and near sighted eyes after using Lavoptik eye wash mixed with camphor witchhazel and rastis. In one case improvement occurred in days, another case saw eye pains and inflammation cease. We guarantee Lagoptik with an aluminum eye cup free from W Bustman, druggist.

St. Johnsbury W. Sh. Bustman

Local Residents Recount Weekend Visits and Moves at St Johnsbury Center

Miss Mabel Fisk holds a position at the First National Bank in St Johnsbury. Mrs V Roberts visits her son Raymond. Mr and Mrs Lewis Bradley of Peacham visited W F Powers. Glenn Ayer, returning from Greenfield Mass, hosted several guests and hosted Karl Hills and Ray Dunham who bought the Frank Wheeler place and moved in. Mrs Raymond Whitney and infant returned home after staying with her mother Mrs Henry Powers.

ST. Johnsbury Center Mabel Fisk Georo VM St. Johnsbury V Roberts Raymond Longiberts Lewis Bradley Peacham

Newark Schools Open Monday With Exceptions

Newark schools in town open Monday May 4 with one exception. Gordon of St Johnsbury and rilon of Boston visited Vilon's Thursday. Batchelder returned to Brattleboro to work. A D Pogg of West Burke was town business Friday. Mrs Chester Bean visited daughter Mrs Homer Gustin Lyndonville. Fiwen Egleston cut his foot chopping wood for M in Ball, taken to West Burke then Ped Kendrick dressed it. he is recovering. Mrs Luvia Gray health Porter Wallace and Howard Mosh er are recent munis victims and in poor health.

Newark Gordon West Burke Ped Kendrick Luvia Gray Porter Wallace Howard Mosher Munis

Barton Hotel Company Incorporates at Barton

Barton Hotel Company Incorporates at Barton with a capital stock of 50000 dollars. Articles of action filed in the secretary of state's office. Signers include C Webster, F H May, J F Batchelder, P L Webster, F H May, J F Batchelder, P R Web tey, T W Cutting, O W Caron, A Barrows and F C Tieree.

Barton Hotel Company Barton Hotel Barton Fed Secretary of State Webster F. H. May J. F. Batehelder Websters May J. F. Batchelder P. R. Webtey T. W. Cutting O. W. Caron A. Barrows F. C. Tieree

Refinishing of Brass Fixtures Offered by David Duval

David Duval of 4 North Ave St Johnsbury Vermont advertises refinishing of old lightning fixtures bods and brass work calling for postal to send fixtures for an estimate and promising reasonable changes.

David Duval North Ave St. Johnsbury

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