St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-16
IRASBURG


Oscar N Washer. Correspondent
Mr.. Hunter of Boston is business
visitor in town-Clyde Healey and
Stanley Farrar are under quarantine
for the measles.-F. NJ Sears was a
business visitor in Albany Tuesday.--
The Red Cross chapter will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the hail.
Rev and Mrs. c. w. Kelley are visit
ing in Wheeiock..- c. Carpenter,
Rev. VI. G.. Topper and Rev. Clarfs
went Tuesday by auto TO Brandon OF
attend 4 conference of the Congrega-
tional churches of Vermont.-The re-
mains of Mrs. Morey of Hardwick5
were brought here Friday for inter-
ment-All schools in town are PLAN
ming to unite for pre- Memorial day
exercises on the afternoon of Tues
day, May 30. 1t is expected that all
the pupils will form in line at the
village school ground for parade
through the village. After which the
usual exercises will take place in the
hall The exercises of the day Will
not only be memorial but will also
be in keeping with the present day
spirit of preparedness.
Dr. Templeton and c. e. Towne
were visitors in Barton, Wednesday,.
S. w. Beauclerk returned home
Tuesday from his camp at May pond,
bringing some nice trout with him.
-Supt E. A. Hamilton of Newport
and Mr.. Hill, junior high school spec
ialist of Montpelier, were visitors at
the village school, Thursday.-Miss
Cassie Seavey has the genuine measles
and not the German measles as has
been reported.-The local Red Cross
chapter are making a dozen pairs of
pajamas-Next Sunday is Mothers
day. Wear a white carnation.-Har-
old Goodwin is working at e. w.
keith's.
Walter Harlow, who is a member OF
a machine-gun squad located at Fort
Ethan Allen, has been visiting his
brother, Arthur.-Stanley Farrar is
visiting his mother in Wolcott.-Mrs
c. w. Kelley entertained the geese
at her home Tuesday evening. Re-
freshments were served, games played
and general good time enjoyed by
ALA. B. Post, who has been spend
ing some time with his daughter, Mrs
A. NJ. Clough. returned to his home in
Newport WedneSday.-Mrs. T. II. Cor
ley and daughter, Evelyn, are having
the measles.-Verne Crawford is al
home from st. JohnSbury. He will re-
port for duty at Fort Ethan+Allen Fri
day.-Sophia Sanville has the German
measles-Dr and Mrs. Templeton re.
turned from Concord, N. H, Tuesday
evening The doctor purchased 6
new roadster which he drove home
Mrs. Napoleon Labelle of Coventr.
was 4 guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Winge
last week.-Mrs.. A. M. sClough has re
turned from Stowe, where she ha:
been caring for her sisters family
Cornelius McGoff is remodeling thu
veranda of his house. His son, Ches
ter, is doing the work.-Frank Harri
of st. Johnsbury was in town Tuesda.
on business.-Will Corser of Alban.
was in town on business Tuesday,
Della Freehart, Harold Goodwin an
Floyd Sheperd have been excused
from. further attendance at school,
Miss Blanche Dewing of Orleans visit
ed her parents here Wednesday,
There will be a meeting of the BAN
in the hall Saturday evening.-Mrs. {
T.. Towne returned Tuesday evenin
from an extended visit in New York
Burt Pike of Craftsbury was Gale
in town Wednesday.-There will be
game Of baseball on the Common Sat
.urday between the boys Of the villag
school and the boys of Orleans grade
school-Abraham Messier is in Al
bany-Mfss Cassie Seavey has tn
German r1easles.-Dr. Cleasby Of. OF
leans was, in town Wednesday.-Dl
B. D. Longe of Newport visited hi
father, I. c., Longe, Wednesday.-Re'
NJ. G. Upper is visiting in Lowell.