St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-01-29
EAST BURKE.

EAST BURKE.
Mrs. Jessie Legacy visited hs
daughter, Mrs. Scott Whitcher at 81
Johnsbury last week.
Everett Cole closes his work at M
Citizens switch board Friday night
Mr.. Charland from Lyndonville 81
clerking in Laverly's meat market
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Humphrey visits
at B. F. Humphreys Sunday.
Earl Batchelder is working at MOusI
tain View.
Fred Dashney is still unable to won
and his father, who took his place ford
few days, is now laid up.
John Stafford was home three dau
last week, sick with hard cold
The friends and acquaintance here 4
G. Y. Frasier sympathize with him in h
misfortune by fire at West Danvie Sail
urday night.
Mrs. May Burnham of Laconia is ys
iting at her old home, D. B. and Georg
Gilson's.
Mr.. Arnold. who has been sick at 81
W. Streeter's for several weeks, returns
with his wife to st. Johnsbury Sunday
One of Tom McGilPs small bows nj
ceived a severe cut on one of his eg
while coasting one day last week. H.
ran into pile of logs, and seyera
stitches had to be taken in the wound.
Joseph Barton has finished workin.
with his team at Mountain View and nj
turned to his home.
George Cole finished work at Hill To;
farm Saturday night. and is at m
fathers with his wife and little son.
E. R. Harvey spent part of last wed
at Jay.
B. F. Humphrey has so far recovere.
as to take his place on the R. F. D. rout
again.
{. L. Wyman's family left here Mon
day for their new home in Brattleboro
Frank Temple moved his family to tb.
Wvman farm, Tuesday.
Walter Wheeler of st. Tohnsbur
Center returned here Saturday night
He has not fully recovered from typ
hold fever yet.
The relatives and old neighbors wen
panied and surprised to hear of the
death at Concord, N. H., of c. G. Watson
bfother-in-law of Mrs. W. !. Counter,
The Junior League has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Marion Jeffrey
vice presidents. Glenn Streeter, GLADYS
McNally Mertie Sullivan, Milo Jeffrey
secretary, Edmund McNally; treasure
Huestis McNeal.
A number from here attended the EpI
worth League Institute at Lyndonyilk
last week.
Mrs. D. G. Guest and Miss Alice are at
Island Pond on visit.
Hon. Clarence J. Ferguson will addreS
a union service in the Methodist churhI
in the interests of the Anti-Saloon LeagHl
next Sunday morning.
The topic for Epworth League meetg
this week is "The Planting and Training
OF the Church in the Foreign Field
leader, Mrs. Jennie Gibson.
Mrs. Eta Godding Parker and Mastet
Leon returned to St. Johnsbury, Satuf
day.
K. A. Eggleston has been much worS
the past week but is more comfortable al
present.
Mrs. Grace Gibson Stafford with Mas
ters Fred and Kenneth of st. Johnsbun
was at her fathers, NJ. H. Gilson's owe
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gibson were calla
to Concord, Saturday by the illness
Mrs. Gilson's neice, Mrs. May HaryqE
Lee, who died in about half an hour afs \
their arrival Mr.. and Mrs. George Gil
son, A. D. Gibson and daughter ATTENDED
the funeral Monday.
Miss Florence Gibson was at hom
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Streeter does not gain a
rapidly as could be desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis visited Mrs
Ralph Parker at the home of her parents <
Friday.
N. L. Parker of Lyndonville was in tb 3
place Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Frasier returned from be-
visit to New Hampshire, Saturday
The school teachers in the village ard
scholars chartered Ira Hunters barg
and took straw ride to Lyndonyile b
Saturday afternoon.
w. H. Jeffrey has been on the sick lS
the past week.
ira Hunter took a barge load of {. b
members from here to the meeting a.
Lyndonville, Friday evening.