St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-09
Y. NJ. Scott of Barton, was The

\. NJ Scott of Barton. was the |
guest of his son, Amos w. Scott Thurs
day.
Albert La Chance who underwent
an operation at the st. Johnsbury
Hospital for appendicitis last Tuesday
is getting along as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. Austin W. Paige of Lyndon
Vile called on friends in this town
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Barnard of Newport, was
Il visitor in st. Johnsbury yesterday.
Mrs. G.. w. Simpson of East Crafts
bury spent Thursday in town with
friends
r. r. Good of Bridgeport, Conn,
was a business visitor in town Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fred Barnard of Newport was
q visitor in town Thursday.
| Miss Mary Cox returned Thursday
! from Il short visit with friends at
Island Pond
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. King and fami-
! ly have moved to Glover where Mr.
King has a position.
Harry E. Balch and Martin Rove
were called to North Walden recent
ly by the death of l.. w. Wilmerson.
Miss Helen Carter of Barton was
among the out of town visitors in St.
Johnsbury Saturday.
Glen Parker spent the week end as
the guest of his parents in Union Vii
lage.
Fabian S. Reed left Saturday for
Orleans where he will visit relatives a
short time.
Arthur Colburn who has been visit
ing relatives in town the past week
returned Saturday to his home in Or
leans.
Miss Beatrice Badger, who recently
returned from California, was 4 visit
or in st. Johnsbury Saturday and Sun
: day.
Mrs. Mary Kendall of East Barnet
visited friends in town Saturday.
Capt. H. A. Wilcox was in st. Johns
: bury Saturday for q brief visit.
! Fred Mosher, who recently returned
from Detroit, is now employed by the
Goss Company.
Mrs. Mary Sevigny, of West Dan.
Vile. has been visiting relatives ir
town for the past week.
Miss H. NJ. Spaulding is at Mrs
F'rost's Sanitarium recovering from
: the measles.
Frank Ranney of Kirby was in st
Johnsbury Saturday on business
Miss Sadie Lemere spent the week
> end at her home in Lyndon.
Mrs. Harry Gordon who has beer
spending the past week in Boston or
business returned homo Sunday
George Morrill, of Barnet visited st
Johnsbury friends Sunday.
9 George Peck has finished his duties
1 for the E. and T. Fairbanks and Com
:, pany, and leaves this week for Phil
adelphia, where he has a position.
Harold MacNamara of Orleans wa
, the guest of friends in town Sunday.
Fred j. Condor has severed his con
, nections with the E. and T. Fairbank
" and Company, and left Thursday 70
Potter Place, n. H., where he will Wis
= it relatives before accepting a position
y for the summer in the White Noun
tains.
Lynn Sanborn visited his parents il
| Orleans over the weekend.
Alfred Brooks, for some years Or
- ganist at the South church, has re
i signed his position to accept simila
appointment at the North church.
w. F. Mcfarland and son Raymond
S who have been employed in Water
: bury, Conn, since October, returned t.
st. Johnsbury Saturday evening
: Mrs. Stephen n. Searle left Fri
: day morning for Boston to attend !:
r luncheon of the New England Alumni
of Syracuse University
Howard Elliot of Barnet was a Wis
itor in st. Johnsbury Friday. :
= Clarence Witty and Harry Salmal
are home from Norwich University TO
a few days.
E. j. Bonnette of Bradford, Mass, &
well-known travelling salesman, VIII
is enjoying short vacation from hi
= duties, called on ST. Johnsbury friend
Friday.
George Baker who has been attend
ing Lyndon Institute this year has Sc
vered his connections with that inst
tuition and gone to WATERFOWL, Mass
where he has a position.
A. J. Roy began his new duties i
= L. j. Colburn's barber shop Frida
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Vergelius Gasner lie.
Friday for Detroit, Mich, where the
will reside in the future
Eugene Kruskal of New York Cit
was among the business visitors
town Friday.
l. l.. Hill of Lyndon was in s
Johnshury Friday on business.
B. ocstre:chcr of New York City
in st. Johnsbury few days on bus
ness
w. L. Wilson of Rumney called O
St. Johnsbury friends Friday.
. Paul Stevens is confined to his HON
= by an attack OF German measles.