St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-14
McINDoE FALLS.
q. D. Nichols, Correspondent

VI T. -NiCiloiS, COTfeSpO0QeDt.)
L. NJ Hunt of Pompanoosuc was
in town Tuesday of last week
Mrs. J. H. Stuart entertained Mrs.
Knapp of ST. Johnsbury and her sis
ter, Miss Christine Tubbs of Barre.
last week, Wednesday.
Miss Helen Phelps of Barnet is
spending a few days at her grand
parents, w. NJ. Phelps.
Miss Hazel Beattic was q visitor at
John Buffiums over the weekend.
McIndoes A. A basket ball team
will be together for the first time this
season, Feb, 16, when they play Wind
sor on their own floor. Windsor is
decidedly the fastest team in the
state. The lineup: c. Pope, ig.; E.
Carlson, rg; c. Carlson, c., Larvey,
IF; n. Darling. IT,; G. Dumas.
| Miss Nellie Emery and a friend
from Littleton spent Friday with Mrs.
J. II. Stuart.
/ J. II. Stuart was in Hardwick Fri
day on business. and in st. Johns
/ bury Monday. He was accompanied
! by c. Is. Duncan Monday.
/ A good crowd attended the play
Friday evening, considering the awful
storm, the class realizing around s35.
Leslie Frazer finished work for J. II.
Goodrich Saturday night. A young
man by the name of Carpenter from
st. Johnsbury has takens his place.
Miss Madeline Chamberlain of Lis
bon visited Miss Julia Smith and at
tended the play Friday evening.
Mrs. McCondach spent last Thurs
day at Barnet with her daughter,
Miss Leonard.
Miss Nellie McCondach visited Mrs
McCondach over Friday night.
Mrs. Murray Little and Mrs. Beck
also Mrs. 0. N. Bcdell have been
quite sick with grip. O. n. Bedeu re-
mains in very serious condition.
Mrs. Arthur Corley and son return
ed from Canada Saturday night. They
are at Jack Winchester's.
Bernice and Gladys Mcclure OF
Bradford spent Sunday at Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Parkers.
Mrs. Amanda Winch and daughter
Miss Mary Winch, of Templeton
Mass, are guests of Mrs. Winch's
brother w. NJ. Phelps, and family.
Miss Alice Phelps visited III.
Phelps at Barnet part of last week
Miss Nellie Manchester returned te
st. Johnsbury Saturday after weeks
illness.
Eleanor Peck of Barnet spent Sun
day at A. L. Guthrie's.
A double team went from this place
to Wells River to the basket bal
game Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgerton, Mr.. and Mrs Goodrich, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Winch and {
number Of young people attended thu
U. c. T.-mlnstreI show at st. Johns
bury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Brockway o.
Montpelier and Mr.. and Mrs. F. e
Harris, of st. Johnsbury, were guest:
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stuart Monday
Mrs. Finn Bedell of Concord came
Saturday night to spend several day.
at O. n. BedelPs.
Mrs. NJ. f. Sargent of South Rye
gate is spending some time with Mrs
c. L. Duncan. Mr.. Sargent was will
her for the weekend.
Mrs. Bert Bedell of Monroe was q
O.. N Bedells Saturday, and Mrs
Bertha Bedell Brown of Burlington
was called home Saturday by the seri
Gus illness of her father, Grin Bedeil
Mrs. Grin Bedell is also confined t.
her bed with grip.
C. B. Duncan went to Barre Mon
day and from there to Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell Of Lunen
burg were guests at Henry Bells owe
Sunday.
Mrs. D. M. Nichols spent Monda.
at H. J. Phelps in Barnet.
John Fcnoff has moved from thu
bridge house into George Mayo's tene
ment.
Mrs. Oliver Alburg leaves this weel
for Mattapan, Mass. Her mother
Mrs. Mcdonald is unable to accom-
pany her as expected. but will remain
at her homo here for the present.