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

main, for some time before joining
Mr.. Ruddy in Cleveland, o.
Guy Knapp of Montpelier was in
town the first of the week.
| Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Dixon left
/ Wednesday morning for their home in
! ST. Marys o., after spending cou-
pie of weeks here with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. r. F. Clowse is spending a
fewsdays with relatives in st. Johns
| bury.
James Whitney Bell has gone to
Rutland to take a course in bust
ness school in that city.
]. H. Clark unloaded car of the
new 1917 Fords, Thursday.
Harold Taylor went to Burlington
| Wednesday to resume his medical
studies at the University of Vermont
for the coming year.
Mrs. Emma Daniel was a recent
visitor in Morrisville.
Mrs E H Campbell has been Wis
iting relatives in Barre this week.
Eugene S. Smith transacted bust
ness in st. Johnsbury, Wednesday.
| DR.. j. Arthur Wark of Barre has
| been appointed city physician. DR..
Wark's many friends here will be
pleased to learn of this appointment.
Marie Christensen was discharged
from the hospital Tuesday and has
returned to her home in East Hart
ford, Conn.
Roland Sabin of Cabot was admit
| ted to the hospital Wednesday for
treatment.
| Miss Mabel Bridgman and her
mother, who have been spending the
summer here with Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
man Bridgman, started for their
home Wednesday evening. Dorman
Bridgman went with them as far as
Chicago. He and Miss Bridgman will
go to Springfield, Mo-, from Chicago
for a visit to Mr. Bridgman's sister.
This is quite trip for a man of Mr..
Bridgman's age to take.
J. r. Stewart, railway mail clerk,
leaves Wednesday for his new run
from Groveton, N. H., to Boston.
Mr.. Stewards run all summer has
been from New York to the White
Mountains. He works six days and
lays off eight.
Mrs. Dora McNall of St. Johnsbury
and three lady friends visited rela-
tives here last Friday The party
came over in Mrs. McNalrs car, with
Mrs. McNaIl driving. Leaving here
towards six o'clock on their return
trip they reached Noyesville in a
short time, but went over a slight
embankment on account of the cars
skidding. No one was injured though
all were shaken up some. No dam
age resulted to the car and it was
run home the next morning on its
own power.
A party of Meadow Brook golfers
from Barre came over last Saturday
afternoon and went around and over
the Hardwick course with several
members of the local club. No match
was attempted, but the local boys
learned quite a little by playing with
and watching the visitors. John
Black of the Barre boys. established |
a record for the course, making it in |
AS. The weather was not very desir- |
able for good playing.
Donty Bardelli and Thomas Thomp- |
son, Jr, arrived last Saturday night
from Bristol, Conn.,, where they have
been working all summer. Tommy"
has resumed his studies at Hardwick
academy.
A R. Howieson has moved from i
North Main street into what is known
as the Arnold bungalow on High
street.
James Riach has moved from what
is known as the Haire house on High
street into a tenement in the Trow
house on Cherry street.
L. M. Rockwell of st. Adams was
a guest of relatives here over Sun
day.
Miss Gladys Davis who has been
working at a summer hotel in the
White Mountains the past season, ar
rived home Monday night, and re-
sumed her school work at the acad-
envy Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. J. Lawrence was taken to
a private sanatarium at Richford
last Friday. Her husband accom-
panied her to that place, returning
the last of the week.
r. F. Clowse was an over-Sunday
guest of relatives in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Clowse, who has been visiting
there for the past week, returned
home with him Monday morning.
Miss la Hoyt of 'MorrisvilIe was an
over Sunday visitor in town.
DR.. Carroll Still and family Of
Mass. arrived in town
Friday night for a few days visit to
Mr.. Stills mother. DR.. Still and
family returned to their home Tues
day.
Miss Bernice Still was home from
her work in Essex Junction over
and the first of the week.
Alexander Grant has moved from
one of the Merrill houses on Highland
avenue to one of the Couhig tene-
ments on Elm street.
Mrs. Emma Daniel left Monday
morning for Ocean Park, California,
where she will spend the winter with
her son, Carl Daniel.
J. J. Jane shas moved nto Mrs.
Emma Danell's house on Maple
street.
George B. Dunbar and family OF ,
Swanton have been visiting friends
n town. Mrs. Dunbar will be re-
mem bered by many here as Miss Ruth
Soule, who was a former milliner in
his place. ,
Fred Bilodeau has moved from h
what is called the Batchelder house
IN Mill street into the tenement over :
he Balch store recently vacated by i
4. F. Grow. 8
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