St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-15
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An Accident AT Eber WiIIey's Mill
Personals.

| All ACCluCIlI AC ILO0F w l1ACy'S
Personals.
(Mrs. W. E. Kendall, Correspondent.
The mill wheel at Eber Willeys mil
| broke all to pieces Saturday. This
will delay work there for a few days
at least until they can get new wheel
w. S. Brock and Charles Harris at
tended the funeral of Mark Wheeler
at Peacham Sunday. Mr.. Wheeler
has been chaplain of the Post ever
since they organized.
Mildred Hall and her mother came
home from Lyndon the last of the
week. Mildred has finished her school
in Walden and will have a vacation
until May.
Mrs. Eta Short from Monroe was at
Albert Farnsworth's Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Gilfllan spent Friday in
ST. Johnsbury at the dentists.
Miss Ina House from East Haver-
hill, N. H., spent part of last week at
Perley Ayers.
Mrs. M. E. Campbell and Miss Dor
cas- Aver attended the meeting and
banquet of the telephone operators at
Newport Friday.
Mrs Bennett from st. Johnsbury
visited her sister, Mrs. Ed Somers, last
week.
Mrs Perley Aver and her friend
Miss Ina House spent Saturday in
Passumpsic at Arthur Ayers.
The Weber quartet and reader from
Boston will give an entertainment un-
der the auspices of the v. I. S. at the
Town hall Wednesday evening, Mar.
p.
Miss Mabel Darling visited her sis
ter. Mrs. B. L. Galley, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Byron and two
children went to White1eld, N. H.,
Saturday night to visit Mr.. Byron's
father and mother.
Dell Libbey, who has been hostler at
Walkers Inn for two years. has gone
to Littleton. Edward Smith has taken
his place as hostler. Mrs. Smith will
board at the hotel.
DR.. Farmer from ST. Johnsbury
called on his uncle, Arthur Lamb, one
day last week.
Mrs. Dick Watts and Mrs. Arthur
Lamb were at John Buffam's at Nc
Indoes last Wednesday.
Mrs. Dick Wright and her father
from Passumpsic called on Mrs.
Walker and Mrs. Watts last week.
March seems inclined to make up
for the rest of the winter in the
amount CT snow. About IS or 20
The Christian Endeavor society vot-
ed Sunday evening to invite the Sixth
Local union to meet here the first
week in May.
Albert Farnsworth was at his
daughter, Mrs. Rannie Fenoff's, at
North Monroe Sunday.
The w. c. T. U. will hold moth
ers' meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. L. E. Gilflllan. Mrs.
Alice Somers will have charge of the
meeting.
Alice Webster spent few days last
week at West Burke at Lyle Parker's.
Martin Turner lost pair of valu-
able horses last week with pneumonia
The young people that have been at
tending school at Lyndon are having
a vacation. The school is closed
again on account of there being some
new cases of scarlet fever.
The village schools closed Wednes-
day night. Miss Ella Barrett went to
her home in Cabot and Miss Olive
Shields went to spend few days with
friends in St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Wilson and son,
Lawrence spent Saturday and Sunday
at Harvey Drew's at North Monroe.
The Ladies society will have fish
dinner at the school house hall Fri
day. Mar. IT. The ladies will remain
and spend the afternoon sewing.
Mrs. Frances Hall from North Mon
roe spent Wednesday with her sister
Mrs. Eber Wiley.
Mrs. Arthur Emery from Lyndon
Vile spent Saturday with her mother,
Mrs. Jane Martin.
Mrs. w. f. Kendall was at St.
Johnsbury Thursday for treatment on
her ear.
From another correspondent
Miss Fdythe Mason of Orleans, who
has been spending the past three
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
Ella Mason, returned to her home
Monday.
Mrs. Clara Garvin of Danville is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ella Gilhllan'
this week.
Ned Hoyt of Chelsea, Mass has been
spending a few days with his aunt,
Mrs. George I4owrey.
Perley Amadon was home from ST
Johnsbury for the weekend.
Charles Cayo of Passumpsic has
moved his family into the Clement
block on Anderson street.
George Quimby was guest at M.
z. Turner's for the weekend.
George Grearwar spent the week.
md with his brother in Woodsville.
Mrs. A. T. Kimball is spending the
week with friends in Orleans.
Max Conan of Boston spent the past
week at the Walker Inn. the guest OF
his cousin, Maurice Conan
Mrs Alice Somers was called TO
Monroe Monday to care for her sister,