St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-11


has been. confined to the house by i'll
ness the past week Mrs. Wilford1
Harvey of st. Johnsbury spent
the week -end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Harvey
Horace Hastings spent Saturday
in st. Johnsbury.-O. w. Baker
and sons, Alban and Willard, were in
st. Johnsbury Saturday.4Mrs w. D.
Chaplin was home from her school al
North Concord and Mr.. Chaplin from
his work at East st. Johnsbury for
the week-end.-Mr. and Mrs. Bernie
Blair spent the weekend with Mrs.
Blair's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Streeter. Mrs. Blair will remain with
her parents until her school opens,
April 16.-Ray Bailey is at work for
c. A. Miltimore.-Miss Carrie Damon
of East st. Johnsbury was at the home
of Mrs. e. A. Gray the last of the
Week.-Mrs.. Howard Day and two
children of Beecher Falls are visiting
Mrs. Days parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
J. Lunnie.-Mrs. "A. D. Forsaith was
a business visitor in st. Johnsbury
Wednesday.-Rev and Mrs. P. j. Mac
Innis spent Thursday in st. Johnsbury.
-Supt. Walter n. Young and Mrs.
Young of st. Johnsbury were in town
Wednesday, and Mrs. w. T. Reed
were in st. .Johnsbury Friday to say
good bye to their grandson, Kenneth
Pierce, who is member of Co. D.
Miss Marion Burbank returned to her
school work at Johnson Monday.--.ir.
and Mrs Horace Pettee and grandson.
Harry Pettee of Wells River, have
| been guests of Mr.. Pettee's mother,
"a
Stella Nichols of East st. Johnsbury
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
! ter Douglass-''Christia Courtesies'
was the subject of the service at the
young peoples Bible Study class al
the school building Sunday evening
There was a large attendance. Tfe
new Victrola purchased for the schoo
was used in public for the first time
Miss Mary E. King was at her home In
| Fitzdale part of last week.-C. c. Nc
Gregor is in ST. Johnsbury assisting
in taking the military cen sus.-F. M
Cobleigh was a business visitor in Ian
caster Wednesday.-Mrs. Smith of 81
Johnsbury was an over Sunday CUES
at the home of Mrs. Luette Lewis
Mrs. Carleton Kline of Barre is visit
ing her brother, D. H. Morton.-Prin
l E. w. Bradley of the Junior high ant
Supt. B. B. Burbank are in Montpeliel
on business.-Miss May Drolet ant
Mrs. Alphonse Lapanne of ST. Johns
bury were guests of Mrs Fred Good
reault, Jr., part of last week. Mis-
i Gertrude Drolet, who has been a CUES
at the Goodreault home for som
time returned home with them.-Mis
Lila Hick has finished work for Hor
ace Hastings. Mrs. David Morton
takes her place as housekeeper.-Mrs
E. D. Lee and sons, Howard and Brig
ham, spent Thursday in st. Johns
bury, guests of Mrs. Lees aunt, Mrs
George STEAMSHIPS. F. A. Brewe
was in ST. Johnsbury Thursday, CUES
of Mrs. Josephine Hibbard.-Rer
George Chapman was home over Sun
day.-Rev. P. j. MacInnis will speal
on Jesus, the Good Shepherd" at tn
Universalist church next Sunda
morning-The friends of William Il
Douglass of Mortified will be please
to learn that he is making rapid re
covery from an operation for appen
:, dicitis at Mary Fletcher hospital i
Burlington.-Th young people enjoy
,, ed dance at the Town hall Frida
evening with music by Hills Novelt
orchestra.-Miss Jessie Williams wa
hame from her work at St. Johnsbur
Center over Sunday.-Eugene Filing
wood of Maine was a. guest of friend
in town last week.-Emanuel Lillicra
has been confined to the house by i'll
ness.-Mrs. Cora Bradshaw of Lyr
donville has been visiting her parent
Mr.. and Mrs c. c.. McGregor.-Mr
Harry Hutchinson of White Rive
Junction was guest of Mr.. and Mr.
F. A. Hutchinson the first Of the weel
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis extende
an invitation to the pupils of the wi
lage schools to a sugar party Satul
day afternoon.