St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-18
EAST BURKE
Mrs. r. f. Humphrey. Cor.

Miss Nellie Holahan, teacher in the
grammar room is boarding with Mrs.
J. G.. Lucia-Mrs. Mary Coburn has
finished work for Mrs. Roy Smith and
has been visiting Mrs. f. e. Temple
the past few days.-The Larkin Soap
Club met with Mrs. Anna Burlington
Friday. Dinner was served at the su-
gar house.-Mr and Mrs. Edward
Eyrns were weekend visitors Of their
parents, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Stanley in
Pinkham.-Ellis Crosby broke a bone
in his hand one day last week while
unloading freight at Websters store
house-Rev. e. w. Sturtevant is at
tending the Methodist conference in
Newport this week-Mr. and Mrs.
William Lavley of Lyndonville, were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lavley.-Ruth Jeffrey is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Athol Manning in New
port.-Ora Bowles has finished work
ct Mt. View; Leonard Ball takes his
place in the stable.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Horner were called to Jericho
Saturday by the death of her father,
Mr. and Mrs. John Drown are keeping
house during their absence.-Miss
Melissa Gill of Lyndonville was
Nally-Mrs. Nellie Jeffrey is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Athol Manning in
Newport and attending the conference.
Earl Chamberlain has finished work
at Speedwell farms and returned to
Mt. View where he formerly worked.
Mrs. Henry Swanwick and two chill
dren of New York have moved into
the Abner Rowland house. Mr.. Swan
;oI- + Il Ja n -
Mrs. Rufus Carter who recently NOV
| ed from Victory into the Scion Walter
| house, were given q house party Sat-
urday night. Dancing was a feature
Of the evening and refreshments were
served.-Jefferson Welch and Sher-
| burn Lang were in Wheelock on bust
ness Wednesday.-T. E. Wyman was
a business visitor in st. Johnsbury Sat
urday.-Mr. Blodgett of Colebrook, n.
H., was a weekend visitor at Percy
Kenistons. He commenced school in
the White District Monday and is
| boarding at John Lavley's.-Harris
Duval of Burke Hollow is working at
Mt. View.-Catherine burlington is
quite ill with measles. The rest are
all better. No new cases are reported.
Little Lawrence WEIGH celebrated
p
five Of his little friends to his home
where games were played. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served. There was a birthday cake
with five candles He received many
gifts. All .had a jolly time.-Cheste1
, Wyman returned Saturday night from
few days visit in North Haverhill
Mass.-Ruth Zero and friends, Miss
Ia
: Drown, all from the Trip store
of Lyndonville, were Sunday visitor:
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charie
Gero.-Leo Horner is painting for tn;
railroad company-The Ladies' Ai(
held their annual business meeting
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Mar
tina WEIGH. The following officer
. were elected for the ensuing year
President Jennie Gibson; vice presi
dent Martha Welch secretary an,
\ treasurer, Mrs. Florence Freeto; com
: mittee on work, Carrie Jenkins ant
, Carrie McNally.-Edward Byrns ha
finished work at Wheelock and i
Il working in Darling's saw mile. f
: Freeto was home from st. Johnsbur
o with his family for the Weekend
Frank Libby has commenced work il
= the railroad shops in Lyndonvil!e.
Congregational Church Notes
e The Willing Workers meet this wee
g on Wednesday with Mrs. Cora Phil
v lips. Plans are to be made and com
mitteeS appointed for the annual sal
= which will be held May 4th. Senio
$ Christian Endeavor meets .Thursda
/ evening at 100 with Mrs Carl Frasiel
Preaching Sunday at 1890 am, SCI
G mon topic: THE Base of Supplies.
Sunday school Immediately following
The boys and girls are now competin
u in attendance at the morning wo1
= ship. Junior Christian Endeavor Sun
e day at pm. Union service at 7.9
= pm. sermon topic: THE Will of God.
~ Mrs. Amos Boulrusse and son Clay
IL ton of Lyndon, visited her sister, Mr.
n Marcia Sandstone Wednesday.-Mr
(. Pearl Quimby of Lyndon is visitin
!; her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mr.
Roscoe Carter.-Miss Ruth Gates
q visiting her uncle and wife, Mr.. an
is Mrs Charles Young in st. Johnsbur.
Lawrence Morse of Lyndon
spending the week with his uncle, ]
le C. Dickerman-Miss Doris Fisher
= working for Mrs. David John.-Mr
G. A. burlington of West Lebanon !
Is n0IpluS% care IOF MIS-. Anil
y Lang and children, who are havin
al the measles.-Home Davis has RI
re- turned home after spending thre
weeks with his cousin, Carl Smith,
st. Johnsbury-Miles Bailey and A
lie Kittredge have taken Garnet Gas
sugar place.-Mr. and Mrs. Ere
lie Thompson and daughter, Hazel HUI
4 ter, of Lyndon Center, were recent VII
vi itors at Asa Hunter's.-Mrs. Jane
Cass is in st. Johnsbury Center ca
~ ing for her daughter, Mrs. Milfo
D. Long-Harris Duval of Rumford, M
. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
w. Duval at Burke Hollow-Rev.
o. w. Sturtevant returned from Har
~ land Wednesday afternoon.-Adr
Burlington has been confined to tt
is house the past week by illness.-An
8. os Boulrusse and Willie Bailey a.
painting for the railroad company
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young of s
i'd Johnsbury were recent visitors of h
r sister, Mrs. Winfred Burlington, ar
lie his sister, Mrs. Frank Powers.-Em
Sc Kerwin is working in the saw MILL
re Mr.. and Mrs. David John are IL
e, proud parents of a baby boy, boz
N April 5.-The Village and Viii
I'D schools opened for the spring term {