St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-01-17


in town Friday.
Misses Gladys Dean and Mary Car
rier are assisting in the Fairbanks
offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert La Croix left
Friday for their home in Fall River,
Mass. after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John La Croix. En-
route they viii visit friends in Bos-
ton.
DIR. G. A. Provost was in Montreal,
P. O., on business last week
Raymond Worthen of Newbury has
been the guest of his mother, Mrs
W. II. Worthen, few days.
Mrs. E. J. McMullen of Twin Noun
tains, n. H., spent the weekend
with Mrs. II. J. Marden.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Provost and
son. Aimee, returned Thursday from a
two-Weeks' visit in Montreal, P. @.
Don Farrar of Orleans was in town
Friday on business.
f. G. Asseiin has returned from 6
business trip in Boston.
Word was received here today BY
Mrs. e. r. Sargent on Church street,
of the death Of Edgar l.. Stiles who
passed away at his home in Winter.
Hill, Mass, Friday morning following
injuries received in an ANTONIO biie ac-
cident. He was for many years a res
ident of this city, and was employed
at Fairbanks shops as foreman of the
| brass foundry.
Mrs. George Chamberlain and Mrs
G. II. Smith left Thursday for Boston
where they viii visit for few days
and attend the Billy Sunday meeting s
! Charles Moulton has been confined
| to his house for the past few days b.
! reason of, illness.
+. f. Showers, representative of The
American Jersey Cattle Association
! who aided in the organization of J.;
county Jersey club here, left Thurs
| day afternoon for Enosburg Falls
where he will deliver an address be
/ fore the Jersey cattlemen Of that 10
cality.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Scott Of Worces
ter, Mass, arrived in the city Frida,
and will visit in town for a shor: time
as the guests Of Mrs. SCOTS parents
mer street.
Miss Alice Bronson of East Hard
wick, was a business visitor in tow
| Friday.
/ Word has come from Miss Gertrud.
Hamilton Of Rockville, Nc, OF tn,
death Of her mother, Mrs. Costello
| Weston, whom many will remember
as Mr.. Weston was formerly pastor o
the Church of the Messiah.
Miss Emily l.. Clark went to Boston
Friday afternoon, where she viii
| spend several weeks with friends.
William Thickcns of Boston, was
business visitor in st. Johnsbur
| Thursday
John Walker Of Inverness, p. O.. i
visiting st. Johnsbury relatives a fey
days, having been called here by tn
death of his brother.
Mrs. Bertha Pratt went Thursda
to Jacksonville, Fla, where she will
spend the rest Of the winter.
II. L. Mcleod Of Port Chester, n Y
has been visiting in the city as til
guest of his brother, J. II. Mcleod
Miss Rossie B. Weeks left Wcdncs
day for IIavcrhill, n. H., where sh
Will visit for few days.
! l.. E. Jennings of West Danville
and r. e. Ford of Groton, were visit
ors in the city Thursday on business
c. e. Brown returned Thursda
morning from q business trip to Bos
ton.
Mrs. j. O. Drouin and daughter
Louise, returned Wednesday from
ten days trip spent at points in Ne1
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Miss Helen Garter OIL Barton, visit
ed friends in town Thursday.
Word has been received here c
| the death of H. f. G. Brand q form q
resident Of Concord, and known i
this town, which occurred at his HON
in Lowell, Mass, Tuesday night TIL
funeral and interment will be in hi
late homo city.
Mrs. Z. j.. Hale of Walden, was
visitor in the city Thursday, cnrout
to Montpelier, where she was callc
because of injuries sustained by
grand child, who was badly burned b
pulling lighted lamp from Il tabl,
Mrs Frank Camp underwent an or
Grafton at her home on Railroad stree
Thursday afternoon.
| Edward Grimes who was operate
upon for appendicitis a few weeks ag
is reported so much improved as t
be able to return from the hospital t
his homo >on Lafayette street.
r. NJ. Daley Of Newport, was i
the city Saturday on business.