St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-29
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Mrs. w. S. Brock Gave Birthday Party
Personal Mention.

PERSONAL McnL1Ons
(Mrs. w. E. Kendall, Correspondent
Mrs. w. S. Brock had dinner party
Saturday in honor of her birthday.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nelson of East Barnet; Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Nelson of Barnet Center; Mrs.
Emma Smith of Monroe, N. H.; and
Mrs. Mabel French of ST. Johnsbury.
Herman Douglass and wife spent
Sunday in Peacham.
Mrs. G. B. Whitney and Hazel Kay
went to Manchester. N. H., Saturday
to be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Drew and
daughter Dorothy, were at E. o. Will
sons Sunday
Mrs. Nancy Lamb was called to
Newport Friday by the serious illness
of Mr.. Lambs sister. She remained
over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Blair from Monroe is
spending a week with her sister, Mrs
Charles Morrill,.
The illustrated lecture Sunday eve
ming on 1.-The Great Smoky Mount
aims" was very interesting. The c. E.
have changed the time of their meet
ing back to 1880, beginning the first of
April.
Carroll Somers has gone to Orleans
to work.
Dorcas Aver spent Friday with her
brother, Arthur, and family at Pas
sumpsic.
of her vacation at East ST. Johnsbury
with her aunt Mrs. John Potter.
Mrs. Dick Watts and Mrs. Arthur
Lamb called on friends at East Bar
net Wednesday.
Mrs. Mabel McCondach finishes
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will go to keep house for a cousin who
! has lost his wife.
Hugh Kirkland has been spending
few days at Perley Ayers.
Virginia Elliott came home from
her school at Mortified, Mass, to
spend her Easter vacation. Harmon
Kinney came Monday night.
The Forest family have moved
from the Ballou block to the empty
house in Clarkville.
Mrs. Josie Watts, Mrs. Nancy Lamb
and Miss Amanda Quimby called on
friends in McIndoes Tuesday.
Austin Fisher from Passumpsic was
at John Robinson's Sunday.
Miss Margaret Wiley is home from
Portland. Me-, for a vacation. The
old gentleman that she has helped
care for for six years is dead.
MI. anu mTS. w. r. h0uQdll were
at East Barnet Sunday at Eugene Ken
dalPs.
Mr.. Hutchins' sisters children from
Groton, the little WEIGH girls, are at
Iarlie Hutchins' visiting. Mr.. Hutch
ms mother brought them Friday.
The mid-week prayer meeting will
be held this Wednesday evening at
Tom McCondach's.
I c. B. Whitney spent Sunday in East
Barnet at Fred Kay's. He goes the
first of the week to Wells River to
spend two weeks with Otis Smith.
Charles M. Ellinwood from Boston
will lecture in the church next Sun
day evening at 1880 on the subject
''The Modern Social Emphasis" This
will take the place of the @. E. meet
ing.
(From another correspondent
George Amadon spent last week the
guest Of friends in ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Maude Douglass is visiting her
aunt, Mrs John Potter, at East st.
Johnsbury for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Morrill, is entertaining
her sister, Miss Ruth Blair, for time.
Rev. d. E. Burns and little daugh-
ter, Madalyn, of Monroe, n. H, were
the guests of Mrs. S. ]. Holmes last
week. Tuesday.
Baby Phelps. who has been so very
i'll for the past two weeks. is recover
ing. His grandmother, who has been
, assisting the mother in caring fol
him returned to her home in McIn-
doe Falls Sunday.