St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-25

$ Glen "A. Bnrnham of Cabot has
purchased the Ed. King property on
Emerson street
Rev. Richard L. Swan of Bridge
port, Conn.,, occupied the pulpit at
the South church Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Coburn Of Newport
spent the week end as the guest of her
friend. Miss Helen May.
Cecil McWain of Orleans has ac-
copied a position with the Goss Gar
age. assuming his duties this morn
ing.
Miss Ruth Adams was in town for
the weekend from her teaching in
Bradford.
Clinton Bennett, formerly of ST.
Johnshury. is now with the Napier
Saw Works, Inc, at Springfield, Mass.
as chief cost accountant and Office
/ manager. so
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bijolle of Rail-
road street, have the sympathy of
/ friends in the death of their infant
daughter Merida, aged / / months. on
/ Wednesday night. The funeral was
on Friday and interment at Mount
Calvary cemetery.
Alvah and Wallace Abbott and
Henry Cutler of Barton visited in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Webster and daughter. Lillian
Miss Maria Gordon, Miss Pauline
Plant, Doris Crane Ethel Fellows
Dr. Libbey. all Of Danville, were ir
town Saturday.
Jenny Hunt of Derby Line spen
Sunday in town as the guest of p
!. A. Brown.
G. NJ. Spencer is here from Ben
, nington for a week helping store hi
goods, as he has rented his house t.
Leslie w. Sargent who takes posses
sion the first of May. Mrs Spence
will return with her husband to Ben
nington where he has position will
the Bennington Scale Company.
Miss H. NJ. Spaulding is i'll at tn
] st. Johnsbury Hospital.
G.. H. Goss has gone to Boston
where he will remain for few day
on business.
Rev. William Shaw, newly electe
superintendent of the ST. Johnsbur
) district, for the Methodist church, wa
+ in town yesterday as the guest of Rev
Ralph F. Lowe.
Rev. Roland Stahl Of Highgate Wis
: tied friends in town Monday after
noon.
. Elisha May is at Guildhall attend
ing Essex County Court
Hon. Alexander Dunnett, who ha
p been in Springfield, Mass, as counse
: spent Saturday in ST. Johnsbury re
q turuinfi to Springfield Saturday even
: inc. = .5ff45 s:si-4,f9
Charles A. Shields, gof the firm b
. Dunnett and Shields, Is at present /
+ Washington, D. c.. on business. 4
TredeFoan has purchased the Peal
Blodgett house: on Pleasant. st. an
t Mr.. Blodgett and family will move t
the Lord house: on'} the same stree
q Donald MeClary accompanied Rus
II sell Bailey on his Weekend visit /
# Wells Rivr.
Mrs., f. c. Browning and daughte
e Marie OF Barton were the guests owe
Il Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.. Ssott
: Henry Stear1s OF Lyndonville, Mi,
:. Blake Of Orleans, and Mrs. Willial
+ Scroggie and SON Of: Beebe Plail
are visitors at Mrs> E.. S. Blodgett
y. home for q few days.
J. Mr.. and Mrs, William Clark al
nonnce the engagement of the
i. daughter Sadie A. Clark, to Edwai
% s. Ingersoll Of this place.
a The many friends Of Joseph The
. len, who has been paiufnlly liz viii
: rheumatism for some time, will 4
). pleased to learn that he has SO Fl
> recovered as to be able to be out.
- Arthur DesCoteat Of Lyndonvil
was the guest of relatives in the tow
- Sunday
~ Alexander Guyer has sold his eli
\ express business to James Boyle
=. this town. Mr.. Gnyer began his ne
duties with the E. & T. Fairbanks
20 Monday morning.
Edward J. Heon Of Barton is visi
- ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Napt
~ con Heon in st. Johhsbury this wee
- L.. n. Srnythe left town Mond
AFTERNOON Off Ashland II. H., whe
!. he viii remain until Thursday ],
! BUSINESS.
-. " E. Lurchfn and George Cal
:" beck are in sherbrooke, p. Q. II
-, days on business.
Daniel T. Gilman went Monday
rk Avon. ILL.,, from where he will ship
o.. carload of horses to this city for G
& man Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. watson of Ly
a donville called on friends in St. Johr
r. bury Monday.
" Miss Pauline Fulsom and Miss M
at Hastings OF Lyndonville were wee
end guests of Miss Fulsom's au
ay Mrs. Hans J. B. Anderson. of
ef Johnsbury.
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