St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-01-24

injuries received from a pulp hook
when unloading wood.
E. W. Gorham of Lyndonville was
a guest at F. NJ. Cobleigh's the first
of the week.
Mrs. Emily C. Dunton has gone to
Monroe, N. H., to spend some time
with her sister, Mrs, Metcalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hastings were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hastings
Tuesday.
Mrs. Marina Hastings has returned
to c. E. Joslin's after visiting her son,
George H. Hastings.
Jacob Richardson, ST., was at st.
Johnsbury Wednesday to attend the
funeral of his cousin, Miles Hovey.
Mrs. Julian Bell of South Lunen-
burg was guest Of Mrs. r. J. Ben
nett Saturday. Her daughter, Miss
Priscilla, spent the day with Miss
Belle Burbank.
Donald, the two months old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Drown, died
Wednesday morning. The funeral
was Friday with interment in the viii
lage cemetery.
Clyde Warren is recovering from
an attack of measles.
Gilman Emery is home from his
| work at RImney, N. H., on account
of illness.
Arthur Warren is at work at East
| Haven.
frank Sergeant is at work for Rob.
ert Williams
Miss Jessie Williams was home
| from her work at st. Johnsbury Cen
ter for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Lewis of Pas.
surnpsic are at the home of Mrs
Lewis mother, Mrs. Frank Jock
called there by. the. illness of theil
little daughter, Bessie. -.
Jacob. Jock of Lyndonville. was 6
recent guest of his mother, Mrs
Frank Jock.
Mrs. Helen P. Bennett was in st
Johnsbury from Thursday until Sat
urdaN ::
w. o. Rocheleau was in St. Johns
bury Saturday.
Roscoe Parker is confined to tn.
house by illness. :
f. r. Joslin and Mrs Emma Yves
were in St. Johnsbury Saturday.
Misses Alice and Halle Currier O
Lisbon, N. H., were over Sunda,
guests of Miss Arts Bonnet.
Mrs. G. b. French returned Frida.
from st. Johnsbury, where she ha
been a guest of Mrs. Harriette Reed
A good crowd attended the dane
given by Hills Novelty orchestra o
St. Johnsbury at the Town hall Fri
day evening. Refreshments wer
served by st. Agnes Guild.
The sewing class from st. Johns
| h1,ryy "a orYoU( on invod cnnia1 DANE
at the Town hall Saturday evening.
Harry Streeter is confined to TIL
house with grip and asthma. Mrs
Streeters father, Allen Smith is Their
during his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Owens of Eas
st. Johnsbury were guests of Mr. an
Mrs. Jack Richards Wednesday. Mrs
Owens remained over and on Thurs
day was a guest of Mrs. Helen Bur
roughs and Mrs. w. L. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. True Montgomer
ard Ellsworth Pierce of st. Johnsbur
have been guests of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Reed.
Rep. J. g. Chapman was home from
IS akontpSNsr Tor thu week. end. y :
The school It North Concord nd
J been closed the past wes,k On acconn
* lot ta19 ilinees iof the teacher, Nh.
# Ffefa adone&. " ~ a4sE ~: IS
Nelson Jotlin 10 very low. Il ~
rvistt0rs IA St Johnsbury the pas
week were F. A. Cutting, Mrs. Nelso
Burt, Ralph F. Reed,I Mr. and Mr.
George Hastings, Mrs. &C.. A. Noye
Mrs. K F. Richards F. NJ. Cobleigl
Miss Florence Thomas is at wor
at st. Johnsbury in the home of F. "
Taylor.
T. w. Thomas, who has been 8
Brightlook hospital for several week
is improving.
Mrs. Hannah McGinnis is in poe
, health.
Miss Angie Smith of Lunenburg
, guest of Mrs. H. T. Rivers.
Mrs. f. III. Roberts, who has bee
i'll for two weeks is better.
Miss Alice E. Parker has finishe
work for Mrs. John Pratt.
The Universalist church Of S
: Johnsbury has extended an inyitatio
! to the young people of the Universe
list church to attend a service at 3.3
on Sunday, Jan. 2S.
f Miss Fern Beatrice Ford and Albel
Edwin Dave We're married in s
Johnsbury Monday, January Is, /
Rev. G.. A. Martin. MIR. and Mr.
Dave are both popular young poop
in town, where Mr.. Dave is engage
, in the granite business. Mrs. DaW
has made many friends since comm
here to make her home less than
, year ago. They will reside for tt
present with the brides parents, M
and Mrs. Ellery Ford.
o Theodore Hull has gone to Lowell
Mass, to be with his father, Robe
o Hull.
. Lucius Reed has retMned and
with his brother, w. T. Reed.
\ Mr. and Mrs. B. X. Graves of Ta
= st. Johnsbury were guests of Mr.. an
n Mrs. Jack Richards Wednesday.
Mrs. C. A. Miltimore and so
, George, were in st. Johnsbury Wee
. nesday, called there by the illness
little Hepzibah Miltimore from pne'
mOnia,