St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-04

strumental solo, Miss Whipple. AT
/ ter the program was finished the peo-
| pie were invited to the chapel where
| games of anagrams, finch, bunco and
flags were enjoyed. Refreshments of
| ice cream and cake were served and
an informal sing participated in
| by the young people with Miss Beede
at the piano. The proceeds were
| $3.50.
Leon Going of Enosburg Falls is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Going.
G. S. Skinner was in Newport Cen
! ter and North Troy recently getting a
carload of work horses which were
sent to Skinner, Me. A carload of
woodsmen from New York were re-
Gently sent to that. place also to be
| engaged in the lumber business the
| coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Pierce and
daughter Esther, are taking a trip
| to Burlington.
c. S. Stevens is in Boston buying
fall and winter goods.
Mrs. Frank Churchill, Mrs. c. A.
Harris and Miss Ruth Churchill at
tended the funeral of Charles Dole IN
Danville, Wednesday.
Mrs. G. G. Trull, Mrs. J. F. Smith
and son, Justin, of Keene, N. H, are
| spending the winter in Lyndon due to
the improvement of Master Justin's
health in that place.
The boys of the high school have
organized a football team with Earl
Hardy as manager. They have a
number of games in prospect among
them being one with Stanstead. the
girls are to have a basketball team
with Miss Harriet Meyers as coach.
Miss Carrie Going and Henry New
ton, both of Bloomington, were unit
ed in marriage Wednesday, Septem-
Der 9th. Leon Going of Enosburg
Falls, brother of the bride, was best
man, and Miss Mildred Ordway of
this place, bridesmaid. The couple
left on the 100 for a honeymoon trip
in Boston.
Corp. Karl S. Webster is the first
member of the V. N. G., Co. L, from
this place to return home after their
sojourn at Ell Paso, Texas. He re-
turns to Burlington today, but will
come back with the rest when the
troops are mustered out, some time
next week.
Oney Allard was operated upon for
appendicitis Tuesday by DR.. Allen of
St. Johnsbury. Mrs Gertrude Fisch-
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Webster, Mrs.
Alice Cole and Clifton Webster were
Burlington visitors Thursday.
c.. j. Maxfield has returned from
his vacation.
Rev. r. A Hamilton of Hartford
will preach at the Congregational
church on Sunday.
Miss Laura Stone of Bloomington
Center is visiting Miss Lucy Camp
DELL.
H. T. seaver spent the weekend
with his daughter, Miss Clemma
Seaver at Pisgah Lodge, Lake Will
loughby.
Wesley Batchelder is working at
South Albany where he is helping to
make cedar oil.
Mrs. Helen Batchelder and son,
Richard, have returned from st.
Johnsbury, where Mrs. Batchelder has
been on account of her brothers re-
cent injury in an automobile acct
dent. +
The village trustees are having a
new plank walk built on Porter ave-
nue..
Officer Jennings sold the Miles au-
tomobile at public auction Saturday
morning. The Flanders Mossmanl
garage were the high bidders.
Mrs. Maude Martinson and son,
Richard, who have been spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
P. Jenness, returned to her home in
Philadelphia Saturday.
Philip Thompson of New York was
the guest of his brother, F. D.
Thompson, Saturday. Il
Mrs. George Rowen has been work
ing at the central Office of the Pas
Telephone Co., the past week.
Mr.. Richmond of Boston has been
here the past week in the interests of +
the Hood & Sons creamery.
Walter Goodro was in Keepe, N Ell.
the past week.
Mrs. w. w. Rierden is entertaining
her aunt and was at Newport, Fri
day.
Mrs. A. M. Vercoe, who has been
i'll is again at her millinery store.
H. o. Williamson and Miss Alice
Cham berlain were married by Rev.
w. A. Warner Thursday evening
Both bride and groom are residents of
Barton and a host of friends offer
Percy w. Cowles of New York, who
Is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. r.
Cowles is this week camping at the
Redfeld cottage at Willoughby Lake.
Will Hanson had the misfortune {
to break a bone in his wrist while s
cranking his car Friday.
H. w. Carter returned Saturday
from a weeks business trip
to Boston. i
Two special cars were attached to ]
the 8 o'clock train north Saturday '
night bearing the LaBar Christmas t
rec crews. Over SO of these men are /
low Quartered here. c
Charles Blood and daughter, Miss S
Florence, are spending a few days at
Manchester, N. H, and Boston. L
Mrs. Florence Pierce went to Low L
III. Mass, Saturday to attend the I
uneral of an aunt who lived in that v
lily. v
L. P. Case, who has been critically '
II, is apparently failing and little hope n
s entertained for his recovery. c
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