St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-04
PERSONALS

l)dnE1ile.
Miss Wilda Wells and Lester Nc.
Pherson spent July fourth at Will |
oughby Lake.
Dr. W. G. Kicker operated yester
day upon Phyllis Wallace. three-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Wallace for the removal Of adenoids
and tonsils
The Conversation Circle we're the |
guests of Mrs. ]. W. Titcomb, of Lynn
don, Center at luncheon ON Wednes-
day.
Floyd Cheever left yesterday for
Boston, where he will join the navy.
Ralph Santolucito leaves today for
Burlington. He intends enlisting in
the. First Vermont Regiment.
William White, of st. Johnsbury,
spent Wednesday evening in Lyndon
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Story and
daughter, Alice. visited in Lyndon
Vile last evening.
Fred Hartman, Of this town, was
in Lyndonville Wednesday.
Frpnklin Dennison, member of the
First Vermont Regiment, is at his
home in Lyndonville, on brief fur
Tough.
Lambert Ward was out of town last
evening. ~
News is received of the birth of
son, Thomas John, on Sunday, June
"a, to Mr.. and Mrs John Morris, of
East Thetford. Mrs. Morris is re-
membered as Miss Ella Moore, pop
ular public school teacher here for
number of years.
AT VTy = 80 Ia
are at Lake Tarleton Club for the
summer, where Mr. Wiley has a po-
sition. Their apartment at 33 Spring
street will be occupied for the seaso n
by Mrs. Katherine Sparhawk. Car
roll Sparhawk has a position at the
Oceanside, Magnolia, Mass, and Mrs.
Sparhawk is with him.
Misses Agnes Hawkinson and Lila
Gilfllan have received scholarships
from the Indianapolis Conservatory
of Music and expect to study there
I during the next year They have been
/ studying vocal music under Miss Ella
NJ. Brownell for the past few years.
Martin Roe spent Wednesday in
West Danville on business.
! Theodore Brown, member of Com
] pany D, is at home here on a short
/ furIough
/ Leanord Peabody. OF Company D,
who has been in St. Johnsbury visit
| ing friends. returned yesterday to the
! Fort Ethan Allen reservation.
Miss Edith Plants spent Tuesday in
Danville.
Paul Sherry, William Campbell
George Brooks, of Springfield, Mass.
I was a business visitor in ST. Johns
bury Thursday.
Mr. and Frank Poe of Hardwick
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Dutal
Jr.
Paul Leavitt of Barre is sending a
few days with c. P. French.
Mrs Constance Stearns and daugh-
ter Vivian, of Detroit, Mich, are the
guests of Mrs. Stearns' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. w. Hazelton, of this town
Paul Gilman and John Brodien left
last night for Boston where they will
remain few days on business.
Guy Kellogg returned from Boston
! yesterday morning. He has been EN-
ployed in that city for some time.
Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks, her sister
Margaret Merrill. and son Edward
left Yesterday by automobile for the
Madison Barracks, where Joseph Fair
banks is under training with the Off
GERS, Training Corps. Miss ella NJ
Brownell accompanied the party as fan
as Burlington where she will remain
for the summer.
Miss MARGARET ROBBIE and Miss VIC
let Franz are spending few days at
Thufbers Hotel. Danville.
Joseph Forth and family are going
~ g.. L,
summer vacation.
Miss Margaret Robe has resigned
her5{position with the st. Johnsbury
Academy as secretary to the principa1
on account of home duties.
Major Tinker is at home on brie1
furlough.
Fabian Reed spent Wednesday
night and Thursday morning on a
fishing trip with friends.
Miss Alice Nichols of. Winchester
Mass, is in st. Johnsbury visiting her
brother, Robert Nichols.
Miss Hazel Ramage of East St
Johfisbury was visitor in this town
Thursday.
Lieut.. Cheney Of Company D is in
st. Johnsbnry on furlough. He in
tends to return to Fort Ethan Allen
shortly.
A despatch was received from Lon
don, England, yesterday telling of the
safe arrival on Wednesday Of Ken
! meth Flint and Earl Franklin, of St
Johnsbury. They expect to be sent
/ on to their regular work at once. The
men left this country with the wood
mems unit for duty, with the Allied
armies.
Shane Leslie OF. New York arrived
in town Thursday to spend the sum-
mer with his family at the home OF
Judge H. C. Ide. oa7e
Mrs. A. B. Noyes is spending sew
eral days visiting in Hyde Park.
L. P. Palmer, proprietor of the
Avenue House, who has been on the
sick list for some time. is once more
able to be about.
James Waterman of Boston was a
business visitor in st. Johnsbury yes
terday.
Vernon Annis, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. Annis, of Railroad street, broke
his foot recently. the result of a. fall
while climbing a tree. He is able to
| be about with the aid of crutches.
| c. J. Cummings, Karl Salmon, Ar
thur Hawkinson, Ray Flint, and Ber-
| ME Daniels, will leave Saturday morn
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