St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-06-12
EAST CONCORD.
New Pulp Mill Being Constructed az
HffzdaIo-E.ocaI Notes

FItzdaIe-LOcal Notes.
The work on the new pulp mill at
Fitzdale has now commenced in earn
est. Some zUO men are hard at
work grading and tearing down the
old one. 1t is the intention Of the
company to erect one of the finest
rulp mills in sermont
Mrs. j. G. Warren, Miss Eta War
rem and Miss Dora Goodreault took
4 carriage drive to Lancaster, N.
b., last Saturday.
Jack Halpin of Fitzdale who I'M
derwent serious operation three
weeks ago at Brightlook hospital has
returned somewhat improved in
health.
Eugene Moulton and Mrs Laura
Riley We're united in marriage last
Thursday, June 6, by Rev. Mr.. How
ard of Lunenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips of
Lower Waterford spent last Thurs
day with their mother, Mrs. Electa
Fisher.
Calvin Brentwood has closed his
Riverside cottage and taken rooms
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Emery.
Mrs. Irwin Smith, Mrs. Ora Fish
er and Johnnie Fellows were called |
to St. Johnsbury last Friday by the
illness of their father, Henry Eel |
lows, who that day underwent a sur
gical operation at Brightlook hospi- |
tai.
Mrs. Jennie Whitcher spent a part
of last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Jordan at Twin Mountain, N. H.
Mrs. John Folsom was in St.
Johnsbury last Saturday on business.
Mrs III. A. Smith is visiting friends
in Lisbon, ~ H., for few days.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Fisher, May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas are
parents of a son, born May 20.
Alex Carter of Fitzdale has rent
ed Mrs. Marion Higgins farm in
Oregon and taken possession
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Isham have
adopted little girl IL months old
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sayers have
taken little boy, two and one half
years of age. Both are children of .
their late niece, Mrs. Lillian Pearl !
Alderman.
Miss Bessie Sayers of Vergennes
IS visiting here for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Webb enter
aimed their grandson, Edgar Webb
md Miss Ethel Martin of Littleton,
Z. H., last Sunday. Monday, Edgar
eft for Rochester, N. Y, where he
las position as foreman in a shoe
tore for his father, Charles Webb
Harry Mcdonald was in st. Johns
Jury this week Tuesday.
Ralph and Ray Hartshorn recent
y dug out and captured seven young r
oxes, of which they are very proud.
Horace Briggs has recently bought :,
nd added IS fine cows to his herd.
Mrs. Frank Sease entertained her
lister, Mrs. Milo Pollard of White
eld the past week.
Mrs. Augusta Grant and daughter,
felen, of Concord spent Sunday with 7
heir parents in this place.
Mrs. Sumner Brown is a guest of
FRS. Nettie King for a few days. =
The road machine and crew are n
DING good work in this vicinity. a
H. e. Keyser, Mrs. Malise Perkins i,
nd Mrs. Verna Higgins of Danville v
listed in this place over Sunday. h
George Leach and Edd. Higgins of q,
{. Johnsbury were in this place r,
Ionday. II,
Mrs. John Higgins is stopping -
nth Mrs. Archie Weir for a few W
eys. 81
The Woman's club met with Mrs. j.
Lalinda Aldridge last Thursday. II
Ulcers were chosen for the coming r
ear: Mrs. Agnes Crosby, president; ~
IRIS. Kathleen Smith and Mrs. Ger n,
'ude Carpenter, vice presidents; +,
Trs. Malinda Aldridge, secretary, IN
nd Mrs. Lillian Mcdonald, treasurer. cs
Trs. Mary Carbee of Boston was "
ne guest of honor and gave some ii
lteresting readings. The next meet 4,
lg will be held June 20, with Mrs. II
7. r. Smith. 10