St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-12-05
PERSONALS

DIR. N. p. IIillegas OF Montpelier.
of education. was
business visitor to st. JohnsbnryI
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer f. Smith
spent Thanksgiving day at Mrs. /
Smiths former home in Barton.
Hermas Savard is visiting Mr.. and |
Mrs. Fred Desrochers and Miss Ange- |
lima Castongai.
H. E. Dana, who has been employ |
ed at the scale works, is moving to
Bellows Falls, where he has position
with the Vermont Farm Machine
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.. Bonett and Mr..
and Mrs. Lindol Arnold spent
Thanksgiving at William j. Hollo-
ways.
$ Raymond C. Hall, u. S. n, who is
now attached to the Naval Training
station at Newport, r. L., was home
for the holiday.
Glen Fales, U. S. N, has returned
to New York after a trip across the
ocean and is now on the sick list IN
one of the coast hospitals
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood are re-
joicing over the birth of SON born
on Nov. 80 The young man is a
grandson of Mrs. Joseph Ladrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo E. Laid enter
tanned at a THANKSGIVING dinner on
Wednesday Mrs Helen Stockwell,
Mrs. Hattie l.. Weeks, Frank B. Hast
ings and Lieut.. EmmOns j. Stock
WE'LL The latter has just returned
from the officers training camp at
Plattsburg and is now at his home in
East Burke for few days. He leaves
soon for active service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sceva Speare of
Nashua, n. II. ARE spending the holi-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Good
rich.
Mrs. Mary Condor of Tilton, N
H, Miss Minnie Rodey of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Rodey, Miss Iris Rodey
| and Miss Grace Bryant of Derby
Line, Mr.. Densmore and Miss Pearl
Densnore of West Burke, Mr.. and
| Mrs. H. B. Dowse of Concord and
! Mrs. Martha Harlow were visitors
of DR. and Mrs r. III. Burke over
! Thanksgiving
Mrs. E. E Sargent is visiting her
| daughter, Mrs H.. B. Hale at New
bury.
Guy kellogg went to Boston last
night accompanied by his brother
George.
Miss Marjorie Woods, daughter OF
Fred S. Woods, %roke her arm while
| sliding on Thanksgiving Day
DIR. c. F. Hill and wife and daugh-
ter of Lancaster spent Thanksgiving
| with Frank d. Hill. >.
Albert Ramsey is home from New
/ York City for visit.
Theron p. Calderwood and Allart
Graves left last night for Fort Slo-
cum, n. Y, where they have enlisted
in the quartermaster's department.
Martin J. Rowe has returned to st
Johnsbury after a two weeks stay il
Manchester, N. Fl.
Littleton Kirk Mckay, pharmacies
mate, first class, of the United State
Navy, now stationed at the Newpor
Naval hospital, is spending hi
Thanksgiving leave as the guest O
Raymond W. Flint
Capt. H. A. Wilcox returned. t,
Camp Bartlett at Westfield last night
, He Is busy these days shipping tn
ordnance from the camp and expect
TO be soon transferred to Charlotte
N. c.. -,
William White, who has lived a
NO II Railroad street, has shtppe,
MS household goods to Springfield
where he is superintendent of / tn
Springfield Gas Company. MIR.
White and her sons, Raymond an
: frederick. will go to Springfield a
soon as their goods arrive there.
Frank X. Lanctot leaves this AT
e ternoon for Burlington to attend
q meeting of the Grand knights Of tn
| Knights of Columbus of Vermont
Mrs. Eliza Hill and Miss Ruth Hi
y spent Thanksgiving and the week en-
:. with Mrs. Christopher Rice in Spring
!. field.
y Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Blodgett {
Montpelier were Thanksgiving guess
of Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop W. Bloc
gett.
II Mrs. Harriet B. Ide of Morrisvill
= has been the guests of relatives.
= ]. Mrs. Helen Brooks Jencks OF shel
: brooke has been the guest of rele
. tives over Thanksgiving.
!. Clarence Noyes, who is one OF tt
= Naval Reserves at pumpkin Islam
Il left last night for his post of du,
n after spending Thanksgiving at h
;. old home.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Underwood
1t Sherbrooke, who have been visitir
70 their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
" Underwood, return to their home t.
re day.
m Edward Montgomery returned
r. pumpkin Island last night aft
spending the holiday with his pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Montgomer
and his sister, Mrs. Eugene Dennis
Judge L. P. Slack leaves for Che
Of sea this morning where he will pr
side at the December term of tt
Orange county court which opens t
IN morrow.
l. c. +. keopka was home over Su
~ day from Springfield, where he has
he job of painting.
IN States Attorney Campbell left
is Boston Saturday night on a busine
is trip.
% Mrs. J. r. Jackson has returned
#, her home after spending a few da
I'd here with her aunt, Miss MINI
g. Hurlburt.
Or Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fogg
as Springfield have moved here and W
Or 1.-Two with their hrofhar-in-Iaw r