St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-09-01
WELLS RIVER

Miss Susan Butterfield and j. Nor
ris Weber, Jr., of Waterville, Me-,
were guests of Mrs. Munsell Friday.
Miss Ellen Kellogg is home from
months vacation at Ocean Park,
Miss Caroline Williams of st.
Johnsbury has been a recent visitor
at Clarence Miller's.
Mrs. Wyman of Manchester, N. H,
spent the weekend at Judge Bald
wins.
Mrs. Harry Center and son leave
Friday for their home in Brighton,
Mass.
Miss Ellen Stocker of Woodsville.
N. H., spent several days the past
week with Mrs. T. S. Bartlett.
DR.. Robert o. Blood has returned
from two weeks in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bashore are
spending their vacation along the
Maine coast.
Miss Parrot of Greenwood, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. ].
Peach.
Everybody come to the fair at the
village hall September 2, Thursday
Little John Mcclellan is visiting
his grand parents in Lisbon, N. H.
Mrs. Henry Weber and sister of
Concord, N. H., spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ralph Weber.
Miss Ina Buchanan spent several
days of the past week with Miss Ber-
nice Baldwin.
Mrs. Ted Crabtree and children
returned from Montreal on Wednes-
day. Mrs. Crabtree was accompanied
by her mother.
Miss Leah Dorian and Mrs. Kath-
L foh4
to Boston Sunday.
S. E. Clark has had a weeks va
cation from his duties at the store.
Miss Laughlin of South Ryegate
spent Sunday with her brother, DR..
Perry.
Miss Sadie Bordway was in st. |
Johnsbury on Saturday.
Mrs. G. d. Root of Springfield is
spending the week visiting her sis
ter, Miss Lottie Munsell. Winsome
Worthen of Littleton is also a guest |
at the Munsell home.
Miss Annie Carr of West Lebanon,
N. H., spent the weekend with Mrs. |
George Randall.
The Study club programs for 1915
and 1916 are now issued and an in
teresting years work planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perry of st. |
y,
this place attended the funeral of |
their uncle, Robert Gates, at South
Ryegate Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Gonyer spent We'd |
nesday in Bethlehem, N. II.
Leonard Smith, superintendent of
schools, is moving his household
goods into the apartment in the |
Buck block lately vacated by David
Stanley.
Miss Mabel Davis, who has spent
the summer with her uncle, A. t.
Davis, returned to Dover, N. H., |
Tuesday.
Miss Maude Davis arrived home
Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice Smith returned
from her vacation at Caspian lake
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Fraser and
Dallas return today from Green's
boro.
Margaret Marcy returned Friday
from a two weeks visit in st. AL
bans and Burlington.
Miss Maude Davis addressed the
G. E. Society at Greensboro on Tues
day.
Miss Katherine Andrews and Miss
Hannah Tilton of Nashua, N. H., are
guests of Miss Avoline Folsom.
Miss Maude Tilton left Saturday
for her home in Rumney, N. H,
having finished her work at Alex
Cochran's.
Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Phoebe
Rogers returned to Paris, Me-, last
week.
Miss Julia Farwell of Tarrytown,
N. Y, was in town several days this
week
Miss Lottie Marshall is home from
visit in Canaan, the guest of her
brother, Harry Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lowd of
South Manchester, Conn, motored
to Wells River Saturday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. John George.
Mrs. George Harris and daughter
of Manchester, N. H., spent Wednes-
day with her uncle, c. F. Bracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Butler spent
three days with Rev. and Mrs.
Fraser at Caspian lake the past
week.
The village schools open Tuesday,
September z.
Floyd Wilson has moved into the
tenement formerly occupied by
Frank Sherwell.
Mr.. Chamberlin, a native of Syria,
gave an illustrated lecture on Tur-
key at the church parlors on Friday
evening.
Senator Spooner with Mrs. Spoon
er and son were at Hale's Tavern
Wednesday.
George Mitchell has moved his
family to East Ryegate where he
has a position with the Ryegate
Paper Co.
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