St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-17
PERSONALS

Rev. Mr.. Tolman has been invited
TO give the memorial address at Dunn
barton, n. II.
Mrs George Pearson of Quebec is
visiting Mrs. Julienne Demers.
A. NJ Kennison Of New York was
a guest Of his sister. Mrs. Silas Ran
dali. one day last week.
Mrs. sherman Graham was able to
return to her home Sunday after
several weeks in Brightlook hospital.
Scott ID. welch motored to Groton
Sunday, returning Tuesday morning.
Miss Helen Goss went Tuesday
morning to Utica. N. Y, where she
will visit Miss Laura Suitor of this
place.
Il was reported in the paper a few
weeks ago that Clarence Bailey had
bought the Douglas place, but Mr..
Douglas still owns the place, and Mr..
Bailey is going to White River june
ton to work. driving the oil truck.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Worster of Barre
spent the weekend with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. George B. Jenkins of Jeffer-
son, N. H., is spending the week with
her sister. Mrs. ID. f. Hadley.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. McLain have
moved from "a Railroad street to 1876
Railroad street to Mr.. Kidder's house
and Mr.. Taylor's people have moveo
into the tenement vacated by Mr.. Nc
Lain.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cable. Herbert
Cable and Mrs. Allen Powers from
Waterford were called here to their
aunt's funeral Mrs. Blanchard.
l. G.. Jones is still critically ill at
his home on Jones street.
Mrs. +. H. Burt, who has been quite
sick at her home on Church street
Is convalescent.
Mrs. A. Fl. Butterheld of North
Troy is the geust of Mr.. and ]. T.
Batchelder on Clinton avenue for a
few days.
DIR. and Mrs. c. +. Hill and Mrs
Clara Cleasby of Lancaster, n. H..
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID.
Hill last week.
PIERS
John and Don Cameron and Miss
Sadie F. Cameron have come here for
the summer and are occupying the
residence Of the late T. u. Howard.
Rev. George A. Martin and Rev.
Ralph +. Lowe are attending the gen.
eral conference of the Methodist
church at Saratoga.
Merrill. Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Richards,
Mr.. and Mrs George III. Cross and
Charles s. Adams are attending the
Congregational convention at Ben
nington.
Russell B. Allen. salesman and
manager of w. A. Wright's Barre
branch. was in town today on bust
ness matters.
Martin L. Green, who has carried
the teachers for 50 many years, was
going up Maple street yesterday
morning when he became unconscious
and he was taken to his home on
Portland street. 1t is thought he had
a partial shock as he has had a num-
Der of them before this. Mr.. Green
seemed to be coming out all right
yesterday afternoon.
Monday night Earl Bonnet, who
lives at 90 Railroad street was help
ing his wife carry a boiler of hot wa
ter from the stove to a tub and his
young daughter was running around
at his feet Seeing the child he tried
to quickly lift the boiler out of the
way, and in doing so the water went
all over his left arm and breast, burn
ing him very badly. 1t is hoped tina
Mr.. Bonnet will come out all right
Conrad F. Beck and A. H. Smith &c
to Burlington today as representa-
tives of Caledonian Lodge, /. o. o. F
to the state grand lodge, which will
be in session until Thursday.
Harry A. Morrell of Gardiner, Me-.
has accepted the position of night
editor of the Daily Caledonian and
began his duties Tuesday night