St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-12-05
St John.bury caledonian Wednesday December S. 1917

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taffefa silk with lace The gifts from
the bride to the maid and. the groom
were beautiful cameo pins. The We s.
ding couple received several nice gifts
among them was quite a sum of
had showered congratulations upon
the wedding couple, a bontiful we'd
ding dinner was served in the dining
room. The bride has been a popular
sales lady in the store of Dwight
Tewksbury & CO., of Windsor for the
past ten years The groom has a
| good position i'm the Windsor ma
chine shop. The bridal couple left
| Friday for New York and Washing
ton, D. c. They will be at home at
Windsor after Dec. IL. Among those
the wedding couple, bountiful we'd
deing were Mrs. Sarah Colby of ST.
Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bemis
of Lyndonville, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wheeler,
| Pearl and Robert Grant of Windsor,
Mrs. Mollie Wheeler of Iowa City
| Ohio Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Grant and
two daughters. Marjorie Tinker and
Tom Davidson of st. Johnsbury, Mr.
| and Mrs. A. c. Grant. and Helen of
F'itzdaIe and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Morton and three children of Con-
cord.-Mr and Mrs. Andrew How,
land entertained at Thanksgiving
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Rowland and children, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernice Rowland and children
Of II, foId Of
st. Johnsbury was a guest at her
brothers, Mr.. and Mrs. George King
| few days fecently-Mrs. Alice Far
man of Kingston, n. H., has been
visiting at Henry Fellows at Fitzdale.
where his son, Ray Smith. makes his
home at present. Mrs. Lena Fellows
Smith being in a very serious con-
| dition. Mrs Farman accompanied
her mother, Mrs. Mary Cowley to Bos-
ton, where she is visiting her sister
and Mrs. Farman will visit relatives
and friends here for a time. She
| visited Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Savers re-
Gently and went from there to visit
Mrs. Farman's daughter, Mrs. Ray
| Courson at Peacham. She will re-
| turn to her sons before going going.
back to her home at North Carolina
Leslie Morse of Lyndon was week
end guest of Miss S. S. Durlam.-The
East Concord schools are to have an
| entertainment and box supper at
| Whites hall, Friday evening. Pro-
ceeds to go to buy an organ for the
school.--Ivan Hartshorn and Johnnie
Fellows were home from Camp Dev-
ems to spend Thanksgiving with their
! parents-Mr. and Mrs. James Harris
horn and Mildred, entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Hartshorn of Newport, Ivan
Hartshorn from Camp Devens and
Miss Marcia Isham.-Mrs. Agnes Har-
riman of Dalton, N. H., is visiting at
her sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Smith.
Mrs. j. C. Warren and son, Harold,
were business visitors in Lancaster
Saturday making the trip by auto
| FayOne Elgerson of Whitefield visited
J. c. Mcdonald Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hartshorn of
Newport were guests of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartshorn, and
sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stockwelt.
two days last week.-The American
Concert Co. closed a weeks series OF
entertainments at Whites hall, Wed
nesday evening. They drew good
crowds each night. Mabel Fisher
won the prize of wrist watch, she
receiving the largest number of votes.
Mrs. Geo. King and Mrs Will Per
ham and daughter, Francelia, were in
st. Johnsbury- one day last week.
Leon Fisher who has been confined
to his bed for the past eight weeks
with a broken hip, has not been so
well for the past week, he has. been
suffering with acute indigestion, but
is reported a little more comfortable
at the present writing.-Henry Zero
of st. Johnsbury was a guest of Guy
and Earl Isham few days last week.
l Mrs. Addie Webb of ,Littleton. N
H., was in this place last week.-Mr
and Mrs. Will Adair entertained
Thanksgiving their sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Powers, and Vera and
! Gertrude Covey--Mrs. Leslie Clark
| visited her mother. Mrs. ]. D. Cogley.
at East ST. Johnsbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hawkins enter
tanned over Thanksgiving their chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Parker OF
Danville Leda, who attends school at
! Lyndon Thelma. from her school at
LIST. Johnsbury, and Laila from Vic
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/ tory, where she teaches. --Hellis Nor
rill spent Thanksgiving with his SIS
ter, Mrs. Jennie Whitcher, at her
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jor-
dan, at Twin Mountain.-Mrs. Estella
| Meserve has returned home after
spending few days in Littleton and
Whitefield, n H.-Lois Hawkins has
/ returned after a few days spent with
friends at Rarton and began her win
ter term of school in the village Mon
david. Hudson has finished work
for D. H. Thomas and moved to Mrs.
Addie Webb's house in the village
Milo Gray is working for D. II: Thom-
as and will live in the house vacated
by E. Hudson.-Marcia Isham has
been visiting her mother and other
friends for q few days.
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