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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
3
An illustrated notice explains Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross as the genuine mark. It advises buying unbroken packages with full directions and lists common uses such as colds headaches toothache and joint pains.
Miss Violet Guthrie of MelIndar stayed with cousin Ellen Harton last week. Mrs Ruth Willer Davison returns home due to her mother's illness. Mrs A N Gilfillan came back to Albany after a visit. Lauren Holmes visited St Johnsbury. Lang visited friends in Wood. H Hazelton and daughter stayed at Jimes McGill’s in St. Bentley. Mattie Farrow from Manchester visited East Barnet. Laura Dow returned from Lyndon Institute to her home Saturday. Ty Ross of St Johnsbury consulted with Dr Hazelton about Mrs Sherburne Moore. Mrs Herbert Stanley and son Sherborne of Plymouth NH have returned home. Mrs Harvey Phelps confined with grippe. Dorothy Baker spent days with her father in Woods Vill. McDowell staying at home from Bellows Falls for a short stop. Mrs Margaret Dushane returned from St Johnsbury to Barnet. Mrs Eben Wiley employed Lem Moody of West Barnet to saw at his mill. Wiley uses electricity while water is low. Mr and Mrs Fred Quimby returned from Groveton NH for their sister Irene Kay’s illness. Moving pictures tonight will be Gentleman from Indiana. Margaret Blair of MeIndoes visited last week. Mr and Mrs Densil Crane of MeIndoes visited Julia Roy recently. Lumber lot work on Hailey Somers place halted due to deep snow.
The Brookside school closed last week due to widespread pupil sickness and poor building conditions. Mrs Ida Aldrich who manages the Lamond household injured both wrists last Saturday and cannot use them. Her daughter Mrs E B Hovey is staying with her briefly. Several locals including Mrs J W Nickerson and Mrs H W Ickerson were ill last week. Roads remain nearly impassable despite recent work after heavy storms. W P Russell travels to Boston for N E M P A meetings and will attend the auto show there.
S J Center and Barton were touched by illness as Mrs Powers and Mr Powers of Peacham, and Mr Woodward of Groveton were visited. Neighbors Montgomery of St Johnsbury joined Farnham for a weekend, F Powers travels to Claremont for a stay, Butterfield of Springfield visited Hallett, and Ayer returns home from work. Johnsons and Drews share family visits, Danvell Howavil becomes ill, and a rural school prize of a camera honors Jel Simson for enlisting in the U S Army.
Newark notes Jennie Goodwin nurses in Burke Henry Moster’s while eese Lane returns from East Janke. Winter term ends with eight Newark Street pupils and two weeks of only one tardy. Charles Hopkins buys horses. Kid en Gray moves to Charlestown NH for nearby Springfield work. Mrs. M W Ball visits West Burke and joins Evening Star Chapter OES.
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