St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
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tF. II. PilIsbury. correspOndent.l

IF. H. Pillsbury, correspondent)
Duffy Martell has finished work
for the Vermont Butter Tub Co, at
Greenville, Me-, and is working for
the B. & M. r. r., at Springfield,
Mass. He has been spending the
weekend in town. ''t
7. f. Roy Of the Roy Brothers com
pany was In Montpelier and Barre last
week on business
Miss Doris Whitcher, who Is TAX
ing the teachers course at the John
son Normal school. was at home for
a few days the past week.
Mrs. Beatrice Naatz of Newbury
spent Sunday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Jennings
John Rash has sold his farm 10
H. Meunter of Troy and win give pos
session at once.
f. w. Cutting has sold his resi-
dence on Lincoln avenue to Hollis
Allard of Glover.
l.. P. Case, who has been III for
some weeks still remains in critical
condition.
Mrs. Florence Pillsbury was AZ
Orleans Saturday evening to play for
the Geraldine Farrar, Carmen, feat
ure picture play.
II. p. Baldwin is spending a week
at Springfield, Mass, his former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Pearson are
spending several days at the John
Wylie farm, with Mr.. Pearson'g
daughter, Mrs. Wylie.
John Mulavey Is back at the pas
senger station after a two weeks va
cation.
Miss Florence Blood, Miss Mar
1orie Hastings and Miss Aline Bald
win have been spending the few days
vacation, with Madame Hastings, AZ
the DR.. Hastings camp in Crystal
Lake Grove.
]. Wesley Batchelder, who has
been working at Albany went the last
Of the week to Burlington, where he
submitted to a minor surgical opera
ton.
Miss Florence Blood and Mrs. g.
g. Pillsbury were at Lyndonville the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Hunt have re.
turned from a weeks vaaction spent
at Burlington and vicinity.
A crew Of men are rebuilding the
trunk telephone line between Barton
and Burke.
Henry Harding at Nashua; Wednes-
day won first money with Hariand *.
and second with Buick in the 2.21
class.
Ed. Flanders was in Nashua Wed
nesday to see the Flanders Mossman
horse Buick race.
H. v. Drown and family have
moved from the c. H. Blood place on
Elm street to the Liddell house on
Water street.
Mrs. Alice Rowen is working in
Mrs. Hutchins' millinery store in the
Davis block, and Mrs. Alton Marsh IN
the Hutchins uptown store.
Wallace Gi1pin was reelected as
state president of the Christian En-
deavor society, at a recent meeting OF
Endeavorers at Montpelier.
Elisha Randall, who has been
spending some time at the Crystal
Lake House, returns today to his
home in Craftsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Rowen of Barre
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Forbes "a
Lawrence, Mass, were guests at Ho-
tel Barton Wednesday and Thursday
Harley Marsh and family have
moved from the Noah Brooks house
on High street to the r.. p. Webster
tenement on Main street. fW
A. L. Ames, timber cruiser who
has been here several times Tor Inc
Willoughby Wood & Lumber Co, is
business visitor this week.
Fred Roy moved last week from the
Webster tenement to one of the Keat-
ing houses.
Jack Miller is working for Mr.. Ma
son repairing the new house on ths
lake road recently purchased by Mr.
Mason.
Ernest LaFont is working in the
Crystal Lake garage.
DR.. Z. M. Nichols is now sending
electric current by way of West GLOW
er and is taking down the old line
between Barton and Glover.
N. G. Stevens is moving this week
from the Frank Lang house on Park
street to his new farm in Glover.
Harry Bova of Littleton, formerly
with the Hood creamery here, BIS a Vis-
itor in town.