St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-12-01

George Giffin spent few days with
his family here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ROBBIE and Har-
Try spent Thanksgiving with relatives
lin Bradford.
Hayden Allen entertained a small
party of girls and boys the evening OF
Thanksgiving day with cards and
games.
Henry wiIkie spent last week in
Burke and Victory hunting, but did
not succeed in bagging any large
game.
Miss Ruth Blodgett entertained the
young people in her Sunday school
class. nine in number, at her home
Monday evening with a cobweb party.
i Other games were played and re-
freshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sears and four
children spent their Thanksgiving with
friends in ST. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dexter enter
tanned at Thanksgiving his sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson and
Sheffield. The daughter, Miss Erla, is
at school in Saratoga, N. Y, and will
not be home until Christmas.
Miss Jennie Terrill spent part OF
the Thanksgiving recess with her
grandmother in Groveton, n. H.
Mrs. James Richie of St. Johnsbury
was a guest of Mrs. John w. Titcomb
last week.
Karl Davis was in Boston on
Thanksgiving day, playing on the
Norwich University foot ball team
against Boston College. He came
home Thursday night for a few days
recess.
Miss Catharine Emery was in st.
ToI 1Iyccr
friend, Hazel Harris. Miss Harris re-
turned here Monday and will stay at
the Emery's for, the rest of this school
term, before joining her parents in
S bloomsbury.
Miss Mildred Gordon of st. Johns
bury made a short visit in town last
week and attended the social Friday
evening.
Homer C. Wilson spent Sunday with
relatives in Lisbon, N. H.
David Brock of Wells River is stop
ping with his daughter, Mrs. Martin
E. Daniels, for short time.
The Rev. James ]. Hutchinson con-
Quoted services in the church at Kirby
Sunday afternoon.
Harry Munsey has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. George Stevens, in Roch-
ester, and found there a good sized
bear cub, which he shot and brought
home
Ernest Morrill, has been in Tun-
bridge hunting and returned with a
fine deer.
Carl Munsey and family have been !
at William Simpsons in Shelf !
field.
Mrs. Fred Shonyo has gone to East
Barnet to take care of her mother,
Mrs. Curtis Dickinson, who is quite ,
i'll.
Mrs. Eff1e Thompson of Nashua, N :
H., spent part of last week with her F.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Thomp- =
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale recently
visited relatives in Lunenburg.
Alberta Campbell of Fairhaven,
Mass, is spending her Thanksgiving
with her grandmother, Mrs. .
2. M. Campbell, and aunt, Mrs. Frank
Dresser.
Bernard Gerry and family visited
lsi parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Gerry,
n Wheelock, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zero and fam lie
ly of Burke visited their daughters in It
his town last week. t
Prof. Harry Winslow of East Burke
vas guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr.. I
Ind Mrs. G. w. Thompson. last week !C
Mrs. May Cheney of West Burke v
vas a recent visitor in town. \
Mrs. Sargent of West Burke has r
been stopping with her sister, Mrs. Il
Frank M. Silsby s
The engine which was wrecked near f
he Summit a week ago Saturday was t
brought here Sunday by the help of Ia
some large cranes brought up from 7
Massachusetts,. A side track was F
built to the main line and the engine n
fitted by the cranes and set on this T
rack. II
MILFORD Harvey, who was formerly l,
connected with a restaurant here, is
% have charge of Foster & Thomas "
which they will open in n
he dining room of the Pleasant View c
house. II
Jesse Smith was in East Haven last III
week on a hunting trip. a
Mrs. J. F. Ruggles of West Burke e
vas recent visitor in town. S
The next meeting of the Girls Indus c
rial class will be held on Saturday, Ii
Dec. 4, with Miss Cotton at Lyndon I
institute, when the making of silk v
lowers will be taught y
The regular meeting of the Lyndon
Union club will be held on Tuesday. n
Dec. z, under the auspices of the con- t.
erVation committee. The speakers b
VII OO 1EOA. y. II. roster, new lamp "
hire state forester. on Forest and /
Shade Tree Problems in Vermont" U
Mrs. McKenna of Ryegate has been G.
listing relatives in town
Miss Jessie Norton of Laconia, N. Isl
L.. is very ill at the home of her e;
'rother. n. A. Norton. Y
Sherman Wakefield has been visit p
ng at Will Kelley's in Kirby. "
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
iety will hold their annual holiday a
ale on Thursday afternoon and eve n
ing of this week. The ladies of the
Episcopal church have theirs on We'd te
lesday, Dec. 8. W
Miss Elizabeth Lavoie is visiting Il
elatives in Montreal
E. G. Ouimet, a telegraph operator "
lere for the last year, has decided to W
% to Swanton. and continue the BUSH N
ess of his father, who has recently n
led.
]. Merrill Ingerson of Springfield. al
lass, was in town a few days last w