St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-02
PERSONALS

DR.. Victor Gange of Newport spent
Sunday in st. Johnsbury with his par
ents
H. A. Bryant left Wednesday for
Ludlow, where he will spend few
days on business.
Miss Yvonne Legendre has recov-
cred from a few days illness with ton
silitis
Perley Hartwell of the First YER
mont Regiment has returned to Bur-
lington after short furlough spent
in this town.
Benjamin Morency left Wednesday
for Westmore, where he will assist in
remodeling the Willoughby House.
Mrs. Joseph Therien and daughter,
Jeanette left Thursday for White
field and Berlin, N. H., for a visit as
the guests of relatives
]. B. Chenaud is Visiting his sister,
Mrs Mary Perrault in Nashua, N H.,
and will spend some time in Somer-
Vile, Mass, with relatives before re-
turning home.
Arthur DesCoteaux of Lyndonville
was in st. Johnsbury Wednesday WIS.,
ting friends. Mr. DesCoteaux re-
Gently suffered a painful injury to one
of his eyes when a piece from a riv-
ct which he was cutting flew and hit
that organ.
Mrs. Hattie Fairbrother of West
Burke called on friends in ST. Johns
bury Wednesday.
F. J. Frye of Danville was in town
Wednesday on business.
Vernon Shores Of CRANKY was
among the out of town visitors in St
Johnsbury Wednesday.
Mrs. L. N. Smythe left Thursday for
| Burlington, where she will spend
some time in the interests of the o
/ E. S.
I F. Fl. Lodge of New York city spent
! Wednesday in town on business.
Mrs. Grover Smith of Groton, ar.
rived Wednesday for a short visit ir
town.
Charlotte Simmons of ST. Johnsbury
has taken a position as telephone op
orator with the Passumpsic Telephone
Company.
| George C. Gage, who has been ava,
from ST. Johnsbury for 1 s years, re
turned yesterday with his wife, from
Trail, B. c., for a short visit with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel c. Gage
atIu HIS cLulll,- MIS-. r. IhO1llIlS, y
this place. Mr.. Gage is settlement
clerk with the Canadian Pacific Rail
- way, at Trail, B. c., which does
business at that place of 100000
month Upon looking at the hill
surrounding the town he remarke
that they appeared to be lower tina
they were years ago, as though the
. had settled down somewhat. His wifi
was Miss Katherine Boynton of Nor
risville.
. Judge Harand B. Howe spok
Wednesday night in Bradford, at
meeting for the production and cor
servation of food.
Miss Sara I. Campbell of Hallowel
Me-, is spending a few weeks wit
her sister, Mrs. John Somerville.
L. n. Smythe was in Ashland, N. H
last week. conducting a sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Stone, {
:. Pasadena. Cal, have sold their hous
S on South Madison Avenue, and hay
j. taken an apartment at the Iierkimt
d Arms. .# f
Mrs. Don C. Stiles, who has bee
at her home in Hopewell Junction, ]
J.: Y. some weeks, because of illness
the family, will remain there throug
= the summer. Her daughters will jo
& her at the close of the school.
I. John w. Bennett and Mrs. Ler
! Arnold, both of st. Johnsbury, we
: united in marriage by Rev. f. S. To
y man at the home of the bride
8 Pearl ST. Sunday night. The ceremol
was performed in the presence of a fe
T friends and. relatives. The ring Sc
e vice was used, after which refres1
ments were served to the guests. MI
and Mrs. Bennett will reside at
Pearl street.
i Mrs. Alice NJ. Caswen started
# Tuesday for San Diego, Calf, whe
is she will spend a year with relativ
If and friends. >
p Ned Malouf of Boston. was blu:
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
y Miss Edith Spiller of Morrisvi
st has been granted six months lea
e. of absence from her duties as stem