St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-16
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&C. E. HaZeltOn, Correspondent
Marjorie Clark, Ruth Wilder and
Arthur Clogston attended the Chris
tian Endeavor convention at Wells
River Saturday-Mrs. Carl Gilfillan-
has gone to Leicester Junction to visit
Mrs. Ira Batchalder for q Week.-AleX
WEIGH Of East Barnet was in town
Saturday.-Mrs. Lila Libbey has gone
to Littleton. N. H., to attend the flu
neral of a cousin.-Hall Merrifield
was st. Johnsbury visitor Friday
selling three cars on his trip.-Ed
ward A. H. Johnson and Howard Ell
lott were Lyndonville visitors Fri
day.-Mrs. Walter Strew of McIndoes
was a visitor in Barnet Saturday.
Cecil Willard of Passumpsic visited
Laura Dow Friday and Saturday.
Howard Elliott was a business visitor
in Peacham acknowledgements
Blair and Laura Dow were St.
Johnsbury visitors Saturday.-Mrs. L..
E. Gilfillan went to Burke Saturday
to attend q funeral.-The operetta
given Friday evening was reported as
being very successful. A number of
people from Passumpsic, East Bar
net and McIndoes were present.
Mrs. Flora Du Shane has returned
from McIndoes where she has been
listing Mrs Kenneth McCondack.-
Alton Leonard of East Ryegate was a
business visitor in Barnet Saturday.
The following are the names Of the
young ladies to take part in the flag
drill Tuesday evening: Barbara Nor
gan, Edith Hazelton, Gladys Hilliard,
Laura Dow, Alice Webster, Marjorie
[otl hi xrp
Robie-Margaret Douse of Peacham
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
James Morgan.-Mrs. Charles Morrill,
and son Walter, have gone to Lyr-
donville to spend the day.-Miss Kate
Somers of Passumpsic is sewing in
town.-Dan Gilchrist of Monroe, u.
H., visited his sons, Alexander and
John Gilchrist Friday.-Harvey Bur-
bank of Innwood was business Wis
itor in town Friday.
Sheriff Worthen of st. Johnsbury
| was business visitor in Barnet
Thursday.-L. J. Forrest visited Ed
ward Ash of Lyndon Corner We'd
! nesday.-Harry Hill representing the
JOHN A Ainsley Co., of Boston, was
visitor at Gilchrist's and L. E. Gill
| fillan's Observation-Disclosures Kent of
McIndoes was a business visitor in
town Thursday.-The HaZelton and
Morgan Club took hike to McIn-
does Wednesday coming back on the
train.-Mrs. r. H. Hazelton, Mrs.
A. S. Peck. Kathryn Robe
and Mrs. James Cade were the
ST. Johnsbury visitors Thursday.-H.
L. Dean, salesman for John B. Var
! lex Co., Manchester, N. H., was a
business visitor in Barnet Thursday.
c.. A. McGovern of st. Johnsbury
was in town on business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Hall Merrifeld are re-
ceiving congratulation on the birth OF
a son born Wednesday morning.-Miss
Edith Wallace has returned from a
two months visit with relatives in
Portsmouth, N. H.-Margaret Blair
who is staying at her sisters, Mrs.
Frank Shaw of Peacham was in town
Tuesday.-Charles GiIillan of ST.
Johnsbury visited his father, James
Gilfillan Wednesday.-Gil Bros.
have a Ford truck.-Ned Somers is
i'll at his home on Church street.
Max Lang, L. ]. Forrest and Don
Judkins were visitors in Passumpsic
Tuesday.-Edith Hazelton was visit
or in McIndoes Wednesday.-Mrs. B.
L. Galley was visitor in st. Johns
bury Wednesday-ErmaK King of Pas
sumpsic was a business visitor in Bar
net ednesday.-Sumner Gilfillan has
finished school at McIndoes and is
working for his father on the poultry
farm.-Dr. and Mrs. r. II. Hazelton
were visitors in st. Johnsbury and
Lyndonville Observation-Disclosures Roy of
West Barnet in town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Strew of Nc