St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-01-31

Edward E. Ellsworth OF Lancaster,
! \. H., was in town on business trip
Thursday
Private A. E. Gray CT the third coast
artillery at Fort Williams, Portland,
Me-, stopped in the city over Thurs
| day, en- route to that place.
Albert Fox, who was operated upon
| at Brightlook Hospital "Wednesday
evening for appendicitis, is reported
as being in as comfortable condition
as possible.
+ l.. A. Bachand* of Sherbrookc spent
/ the weekend with st. Johnsbury rel
atives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Duncan of Nc
| Indoes were visitors in the city Mon
day.
Edgar Richard has completed his
duties with the Fairbanks company
and has accepted a position in the
Avenue House.
Mrs. Clara l.. Whitehill of McIn-
does was among the out-of-town visi-
tors in the city Monday.
Frank Asselin returned Monday
from q short visit in Lyndonville.
w. E. French has resumed his du-
ties in +. A. SCOTS after an absence
caused by illness.
G.. A. Knapp was a visitor in the
city with friends over Sunday.
E. S. Miltimore of Troy was a bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
Walter Jones of Providence, r. L..
arrived Saturday for a visit with his
father n-law Thomas Rickaby.
Miss May Moore is assisting at the
Fairbanks office.
Miss Josephine Woods visited with
friends in Montpelier over Sunday
George Rowen is visiting in Woods
vile, N. H., for few days.
s. A. johnson was in Waterford
Monday on business.
H. c. Stetson of Boston called on
st. Johnsbury friends Monday.
Albert Baril returned Monday to
his work in Fitzdale after spending a
few days in the city.
The condition of George Parker,
who has been ill with rheumatic fever,
is reported to be somewhat improved.
M. P. Wellman Of Wheelock visited
in the city. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Richie of
Greensboro are spending a few days
in town with relatives
John Walker spent Sunday at his
homo Fin Lyndonville, returning to
his work here Monday.
L. Bowles was the guest of his par
ents in East Burke, Sunday.
Andrew Richie of West Barnet is
visiting in ST. Johnsbury for a few
days.
Mrs. Arthur Charlana and Mrs.
Gaudette of Lyndonville called on
friends in town Monday.
Edward Harvey of East Burke was
q visitor in the city Monday.
Earl LathroPc has returned from q
weeks visit at his parents in Canaan.
Charles Horsford, who has been
employed by the Fairbanks company,
has completed his work there and
leaves Tuesday for Altoona, Pa,
where he has a position with the
Pennsylvania railroad as a scale in
spector and installer.
E. A. Steady of Berlin, n. H., man
ager Of the Bailey music rooms in
that town, was q, visitor in the city
Wednesday, as the guest of his bro
Their, George Steady.
Among visitors il, the town from
Barnet Wednesday were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. G. Smith, Mrs. Henry Drew
end Mrs. Charles StebbinS.
james 3. Campbell returned from
Groton, Wednesday afternoon, where
he attended the wedding of Grover
Smith and Miss Emma Jones'
Ellsbrey Locke of Newtonvil]e.
Mass, arrived in the city Wednesday
afternoon, for short visit in town
at the home Of Mrs. c. C.. Folen5by.
Among those who left Wednesday
morning for short business visit in
Montpelier. were: Frank III. Brooks,
Harry Carr, and William a. Wright.
Spencer w Hines OF Burlington,
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