St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-10
: EAST CONCORD.

Mrs. Agnes Hartman of SCOTS, N
l., is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. M.
mith.-Mrs. Nellie Libby and son,
'ryalt of Gorham, N H., are visiting
er uncle. Bonnie Sayers.-Henry
riggs and Mrs. Dennie Fisher visited
Irs. Fishers sister, Mrs. Jennie Hill
!reth of Hayerhill. N. II. over the
yeek-end Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. War
en- and son, Harold, were also callers
l Haverhill Sunday.-Mrs. Stella Me-
erve, who has worked at Whitefield,
'. H., the past summer was in the
lace one day recently.-John Folsom
nd Lemuel Nichols visited their
'rother, Fred Folsom, in Concord, n,
l., last week. Elroy Fisk went with
hem as chauffeur-Miss Laila Haw-
ms, who is teaching school at South
'ictcry, spent the weekend with heI
,aronts here, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Haw~
lns.-Andrew Folsom of st. Johns
Jury was an over-Sunday guest of
brother, l.. A. Nichols.-Mrs. Hattie
sham and sons, Guy and Earl, enter
aimed II of their friends Saturday
vening. During the evening refresh
nents were served and very pleas
upper at the church last week was
veil attended and $3.50 added to the
reasury of the l.. A. S.-Mrs. Addic
Webb was q visitor in st. Johnsbur.
nd Concord Friday and Saturday.
Irs John Folsom has returned from
three weeks stay in Massachusetts,
Nherc she visited her son, Ross, be-
ore his leaving birmingham. She
llso visited relatives in Concord, N
T., and Windsor.-A. C. Grant has a
new roadster.-Theodore Hawkins en-
ertained a few of his friends at his
lome Thursday evening in honor OF
lis thirteenth birthday.-Lois HaN-
1ins and Eva st. John were visitors III
st. Johnsbury SaturdaV.-Mrs.l Ed
cole recently visited her brother,
Charles Elliott, and sister, Mrs. Celia
Hires, at Whitefeld, N. H. She wa.
accompanied home by her sister. At
er spending a few adys here they WIS.,.
ted Mrs. Coles daughter, Mrs John
,ab,e at Lyndonville.-Wil Thorn
IS Of Concord has moved to the place
eccntly sold by Mrs. Archie Weir
among those called here Sunday to
lttcnd the funeral of Mrs. Charlie
)odge's little girl, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ierb Dodge of Waterfront; Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Seace ana two sons and
laughter of Salem; Henry Seace of
Iaveril1; Mrs. Eddie Bobard of Rum
,ey.-Mrs. Willie Sayers is visiting
Ter brother Hiram Moulton at Milan,
\. H-C1arence Savers has gone to
Maine where he has a job digging
ootatoes.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron Parks
lave been entertaining for the past
ew days Mr.. and Mrs. Don Swithye
# Stowe, Mrs Parks mother Mrs.
ra Fisher of Miles Pond, and sister,
lara Bishop, of Wing Road.-Mr and
IRIS. Leslie Clark of North Wood
took were guests of their brother,
Willard Clark at the home of Mr.. anc
Irs. J. H. Adair, a few days las,
veek.-Fred Rogers, who works az
,onticut spent the weekend at his
lome.-Mr. and Mrs. James Harris
I lorn entertained Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Carpenter of Dalton and
franklin Carpenter and friend of Lit
Teton, Mrs. Charlie Carr and daugll-
er, Urma, of Marcia
sham was a weekend guest of h
mother, Mrs. Hattie Isham.-Elvir,
layers of Roxbury is also visiting hes
tunt. Mrs. Hattie Isham
Miss Lura McLaren has been assist
ng Mrs. Charles Roy the past week.
Francis HASTE returned from
3rishtlook hospital Friday afternoon
Francis Laird, who is attending
school at Meredith, N H, in some
way while going down the fire es-
capes fell from the third story
breaking his wrist and collar bone
He is now in the hospital at White
River Junction. Merrell HASTE is
very i'll with pneumonia. Miss Mo-
ran, trained nurse is caring for
hif11.-G1en HASTE of McIndoes. wa,
1T home Friday afternoon and nigh.
70 see his brothers Merrill and Fra n
is.-Miss Ruth Stevens is assisting
Mrs. C. A Choate-Mfs Gladys Ro,
held an endless chain party to sever
al of the ladies Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warden, Mrs. Ro-
sic Warden were in ST. Johnsbur,
Saturday Mrs. Emma HASTE, Mrs
James Blain and Thressa and Mis-,
Lena Graham were in st. Johnsbury
Thursday.
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