St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-02-09

unRLOu the SUN Oh SOO.4V Which, sic
has collected among her friends. She
hopes soon to be able to send another
draft for the partial relief of great
suffering and need.
Miss Gertrude Menut was called 10
Boston Saturday to see her brother
Guy who expects to undergo an opera
ton this week.
On Saturday evening Harold u.
Trip and Miss Mary e. Hodge were
married at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. G. A. Martin. They will make
their home at 36 Clark avenue.
Rev E. c. Drouhin, Rev. j. W.
Dwyer and Rev. c. A. Pontbriand Of
LyndonviIle were in Manchester, ~
H. Monday to attend the funeral OF
Father O'Neil late pastor Of the Lit
Teton parish, who died last Thursday.
| Alcide Demers is taking an enforced
vacation from the Fairbanks black
smith shop on account of badly
crushed finger, received while at work
last Thursday.
L. S. Wright. formerly of st. Johns
bury, has been appointed manager of
The Fairbanks company's branch at
Providence, r. I. He will assume his
new duties at once.
Mrs. Allen Powers of Waterford is
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Beck.
A. r. Taft is rapidly recovering
from his serious accident of two
weeks ago.
Mrs. d. w. Jenness of Summer street
is suffering from a severe attack OF
rheumatism. Mrs. Elsie M. Harvey
of Concord avenue is caring for her
Mrs. Fred Taylor is quite i'll at her
home on South street.
Mrs. Mary Impey was called to
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death of a niece, Mrs. Ernest Impey.
Mrs. Dennie d. Bean is enjoying
an extended trip during which she
will visit her son, Harold. and Mrs
Bean at VALPARAISO, Ind, and her sis
ter in Chicago.
Rev. c. w. Kelley of Newport call
ed on ST. Johnsbury friends last week
Mrs. Margaret N. Haywood and
Mrs. Frank Brooks have been spend
ing a few days in Boston.
DR.. w. G. Kicker was in Montreal
on business last week.
Mrs. Earl Harrington of West Med
ford, Mass. and Mrs. Robert p. Clark
of Springfield, Mass, are guests OF
John L. Clark and Miss Dorothea
Clark for two weeks.
Hugh Mackinnon is playing in the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION. the
famous Little Church Around The
: Corner" in New York city, for a few
weeks
Mrs. ". L. James Of East Burke /:
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Beck, for a few days.
, Miss Georgia Menut and Mrs. Eliz
abeth Corbett are in New York this
week on business. They expect tC
spend next week in Boston.
Byron Lurchin of Pembroke, Me.
is visiting his brother, ". e. Lurchin
Henry Levasseur is confined to thu
house by illness.
: F.. l.. Carr succeeds Charles Locke
in the carpet department of the Lou
gee & Smythe store.
Misses Dora Wilson and Edna Wells
of Lunenburg were in town Friday t.
attend the county teachers meeting
Miss Louise Wilkie who has beer
= i'll with rheumatic fever is gaining.
A party was given recently at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Ellison
in Springfield at which shower O
, linen was given Miss Margaret Eli
son. a teacher in the Bellows Fall
) schools, in honor of her approaching
l marriage to DR.. Carl w. Woods o.
Walpole, N. H DR.. Woods is thu
} youngest son of Mrs. Mary A. Woods
} of st. Johnsbury and Miss Ellison il
a niece of F. N. and c. B. Carr ant
} Mrs. George A. Burbank and has fire.
quently visited here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brooks and sol
Samuel went Wednesday to Bostor
for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown hav'
the sympathy of their friends in tn
death Of their little son. The littl'
: fellow was taken suddenly i'll Frida!
afternoon and died about midnight
: aged months. Mr.. and Mrs. Brow
: have four daughters and this was thei
: only son.
Mrs. Lizzie Farnham has returned
from Brightlook hospital to her hom'
? on South Main street. She is able Z
be about the house.
Mrs. Henry Cole is visiting he
? daughter at Berlin, N. H.
' Mrs. Ernest keenan, and little Sol
} John of South Ryegate visited he
] sister, Mrs. Carl Hovey last week. He
father C. B. Aiken is slowly improving
Everett Clark of Wells River spen
3 the weekend at Walter Kellogg
5 with Mrs Clark and little daughter
and returned to their home Monday.
4 Mrs. w. L. Reed of Concord spen
J last week with friends in town.
w. r. auckland has moved onto
e farm in Marshfield.
M. G. Garfield has moved frou
3 Railroad street to the house recent
vacated by George Drew on Lafayete
e street
Mrs. D. w. Jenness who has beel
j suffering with rheumatism for the pas
4 few weeks is slowly improving.
!. David Macomber has moved int
4 the house on Lafayette street vacate
by w. r. auckland.
= Gave Good Concert At Bradford.