St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-02
st. 5onnsbury Caledonian, Wednesday, May 2, 1917.

P. O., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ar
mold Smith at her Pearl street home
this week.
Lee ST. onge of South Troy arrived
Saturday at Brightlook Hospital
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs Macmillan of Twin Mountains,
N. H., has been spending a few days
with Mrs. Fl. +. Marder.
Murray Way of MacIndoes. was
among the out of town visitors in
town Sunday.
Lyle Woodwork who has been az
tending st. Johnsbury Academy has
finished at that institution and re-
turned to his home in Enosburg Falls
where he has a position.
Percy Grant of Bellows Falls was q |
business visitor in st. Johnsbury Sat |
urday.
Robert Lewis is conducting his
father-in laws farm in East Ryega.e
during the illness Of the latter.
Claude Human was in Wells River
over Sunday as the guest of his par
ents.
James Paino returned Saturday
from Amsterdam, N. Y, where he has
had position throughout the winter.
Mr.. Paino intends to remain in st.
Johnsbury during the summer.
George Nelson visited his parents in
Barnet Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller who have been
spending few days at the ST. Johns
| bury House returned Friday to their
| home ip New York.
Harry Jenkins of North Troy was
the guest of Milton Bell Saturday.
Merrill Gibson has returned from
East Ryegate where he has been
spending few days with his parents.
| Philip Racett, formerly of st.
Johnsbury, has been visiting his par
ents He is employed on the Spring
field Union.
Charles Blodgett, of Sherbrooke, p.
G., has been spending a few days in
town visiting.
g Earl Franklin of this town drove
Sunday from Plymouth, N. H., to
st. Johnsbury in ;ln automobile, start
ing at five in. the, afternoon and ar
irving here about nine in the even
ing. He reports that the roads are in
rather poor condition.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Christopher of
Lyndonville spent Sunday in St.
Johnsbury with friends.
Carl Dawson of Lyndonville was in
town yesterday. He recently return
ed from Norwich University and will
train students at Lyndonville InSti-
tute.
Lawrence Caverly of st. Johnsbury
spent Sunday in Lyndonville with
friends.
Harry A. Morrel1, who has been
connected with The DAILY GALE
DOMAIN almost since it started, has
resigned his work here. Mr.. Morrell
was first night editor and later adver-
Using manager.
Fred Mosher returned Sunday
! from Detroit where he has been for
several weeks on business. He expects
to remain in st. Johnsbury.
Jarrod Annis of Ba1dwin's Mills
, Que, is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Anns, and brother
:. Marshall Annis.
Y Thomas LaFleur and his son, Ro
land, have gone to Concord, N. H.
= after a new automobile which the.
: purchased last winter They expec
to return by the middle of this week
). States Attorney James B. Campbell
S left for Montpelier Monday afternoon
;. to attend the opening of the Suprem
L court 1uGSOdy. ne Will Hldko tuc dT
: gument for the state in the case o
: State VS.. Bolton, which was tried a
it the December term of county court
Hon. Alexander Dunnett represent
d the respondent in the case.
y George Rowen spent the week. en-
e visiting friends at his home in Barton
.. Fred Vermnette left Monday 70
l. Lyndonville, where he has work thi
d week.
/, Edward Heon has finished work a
n Barton and returned to st. Johnsbur
Monday.
d Alexander Smith went Saturday t
n Whitefield, N. H, where he will b
the guest of friends for a short tim,
y Mr. Smith will also visit in Berlin,
it H, before returning home.
Leon Carpenter of Littleton. N. H
If called on friends in town Sunday.
s. e. F. Mills of West Burke wa
among the out Of town visitors in S
n Johnsbury Monday.
r, Albert w. Dickens of Middlebur,
S. Judge of the Municipal Court for Ad
y, Olson County.
n, Daniel Harvey of Peacham, who RI
y Gently returned from Florida wher
" he spent the winter, visited st. Johns
bury friends Monday
At Mrs. Leila Fitzgerald of West Bal
f. net is the guest of friends in S
lie Johnsbury for a few days.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Minard left Nor
= day for their home in Wilder after
s. short visit with Mrs. Minard's parent
,e Mr.. and Mrs. John LaCroix..
Miss Rita Bowles of Lyndonvill
lie was a weekend guest of Mrs, C.
r. Branch.
S, Mrs. Jennie Hartshorn returne
Monday from Hardwick where she a
i'd tended the funeral of her sister.
g., Mrs. L. n. Smythe, who has bee
Id in Burlington the past week in the ir
terests of the o. E. S., returned hon
e, Saturday night.
Claude Roundy was the guest of h
lie father in West Burke over Sunday
ry Mrs. NJ. T.. Spear who has been VII
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. !
lie Smythe the last few days, returne
LII Monday to her home in Woodstock.
s. Val Genge and Harold Abbott wei
the weekend guests of friends in o.
T., leans.
r. l.. NJ. Scott spent Monday in Wei
River on business.
Mt Charles Hutchins spent the weel
u.s. end as the guest of his parents in Ma
hit ton.