St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-09-27
HARDw1CK.
John p. Hale Has Sold His Farm
Personal News.


Up. A Shattuclk, Correspondent.)
John p. Hale has sold his farm
near East Hardwick, one Of the best
farms In Caledonia county, TO Achille
Couture Of Hardwick. recently Of
Quebec, the price being around s10,-
600. 1t is understood Mr.. Hale has
bought a farm in Morristown.
DIR. Larner and wife, Frances Lar
ner and Miss Anna Harrington Of
Burlington were over Sunday guests Of
friends in town.
A son arrived in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hay September 18th.
Charles Kenaston Of Providence. r.
l., has been a guest of his brother G.
H. Kenaston, the past week.
William Comolli visited friends In
and over Sunday.
Francis Healy was in Barre Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Myra Herrick was at her
home in Morrisville Saturday and
Sunday.
The Methodist church is receiving a
much needed coat of paint.
Roscoe Cobb left Tuesday morning
for Burlington, where he enters the
agricultural department of u. V. M.
George Brodie and Carl Jennings also
went the same day to enter the same
institution, as did Misses Gorilla
White and Frances Dutton, who are
returning for their second year.
Harriet Hatch is visiting friends
and relatives in woodsville, N. II.
A. M. Hoyt of Danville was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Madeline Brodie visited friends
in Barre a few days.
Bert Hooper and bride returned
the latter part of last week from their
honeymoon, and are furnishing rooms
over the hardware store where they
will be- at home to their friends Octo-
Der oath.
John Brouillette arrived home from
Eagle Pass Wednesday, having left
there some days in advance OF Co. j.,
which expects to leave for home this
week, or as soon as other soldiers are
sent to relieve 1t. He reports our
boys in good health, but rather anx-
ious to get home.
Master Victor Police, who has been
i'll at the home of his brother, John,
for several days, was operated upon
for appendicitis Wednesday morning,
by DR.. J. M. Allen of st. Johnsbury.
DR.. Gaines who has the case in
charge, reports a successful opera
ton, with every prospect Of a speedy
recovery.
G. A. Wilkins of Morrisville was in
town Thursday looking after his in
surance interests here.
The Ladies' Social union Of the
Congregational church was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
summer home Of Mrs. A H. Grout
and Mrs. Ellen Hart on the Derby
road. Automobiles were provided for
the guests to make the trip.
Guy Brothers Minstrels appeared
at Lanes Wednesday evening. They
had a large audience and a good
show.
Mrs. M. H. Williamson, who has
been visiting Mrs. Ira Parker for sew
eral weeks, went TO st. Johnsbury
Thursday for a short stay, after
which she returns to her home in
Brooklyn.
G. N. Parker of Lowell was in
town Thursday on business.
d. M. Norton, city carrier, is at
work again, after several days alb
sence, during which he underwent
surgical treatment for the removal of
adenoids and tonsils.
d. Eugene Curtis of Boston called
on friends in town Tuesday while on
his way to Lowell to visit relatives.
Sheriff and Mrs. e. ]. Fill visited
in Boston, Plymouth and
Swampscott. Mr.. Hill was obliged to
return for the opening Of county
court, but Mrs. Hill remained for a
few days longer visit.
The trustees of West Derby and
Newport are repairing the long
bridge between the villages at the
foot of Main street. This will be well
coined by the travelling public which
has bumped over it's plank patches
for some time.
Work was commenced Tuesday on
a new cement sidewalk from a point
west Of the Prouty embankment on
Main street to the junction of Main
and Bay streets. This work involves
grading and filing, and
will be a great improvement when
finished.
Mrs. Herman Wells has returned
from Brightlook hospital where she
went recently for treatment and is
being cared for at home.