St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-06-06

II in st. JohnSbury Monday on business
DIR. w. E. Fitch and Frank e. Har-
ris were in Boston Monday where DR..
\ Fitch was called on professional bust
Il ness.
4 George Moxie of Albany spent Mon
day in town on business.
II Claude Roundy has. finished his du-
ties for Lougee & Smythe and has ac-
4 cepted position in the clothing store
1 Of Moore q Johnson, beginning work
L Monday morning.
Il Paul Gilman is spending a few
Il days in Lisbon on business.
1 A. S. Christopher of Lyndonville
II was a visitor in ST. Johnsbury yester-
day.
Hall Merrifield of Barnet visited in
this town Thursday.
Mr.. Summers of Brattleboro spent
| Thursday in ST. Johnsbury on bust.
ness.
Alonzo Story went to Barnet Thurs
day evening, where he played in
Noers orchestra.
Robert Allison and John Brodien
spent Thursday at Joe's Pond.
The Misses Marjorie and Lola
French, of this town, returned last
have been taking course in music
N. r. Switser of Washington, D. e.
is calling on an old friend in this
town.
George Stather of Lyndonville spent
Thursday evening in st. Johnsbury.
I'll Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Whore and
daughter Evelyn, together with Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Anderson, motored to
WilliamstoWn the first of the week
where they visited Mr.. Wilfore's par
c ants. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfore.
Albert Martin, Joseph Carrier and
: John Lebreque left Thursday for Low
ell, Mass, where they have positions.
T. Alphonse Bernier and daughter,
8 Anna. have returned to their home in
. | Whitefield. N. H., after a short visit
with relatives in town.
Michael Murphy spent Memorial
{ day with his mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Muir
, ohy in Littleton, n. H.
=, Robert Barrett, Gordon Garfield
George Lambert and Ethan Garfield
{ were visitors in Littleton, N. H., Ne
J. mortal day.
!! Mrs. George Adams is spending q
'ew days this week as the guest of hof
e laughter, Mrs. Fabian S. Reed.
Phillip Champoux and family. ac-
+. ,ompanied by Leo MERCER and family
: md Miss Edna Kelley motored tc
,arton for visit with friends Wed
| lesday.
Miss Grace Clark is assisting in ~
Berry. Ball Co.'S store during the tenn
, | porary absence of Miss Sadie Lemere
~ Mrs Maude A. May and daughter
lola May. were the guests of rela
i | ives in Concord, Memorial day.
!, he guest of Mr. and Mrs F. w. Tay
;. or this week
! Mr. and Mrs. James King and f
}. Williamson of Barton spent Thurs
lay with Mr. and Mrs Thomas ]
;, 'olburn of this town
! Joseph Legendre, John Sleeper, Ed
ward Shastney and George Parke
>, we're at Lake Morey in Fairlee Owe
Decoration day.
}. Miss Helen McAllister visited hc
parents in Barre, Wednesday,
:, Misses Alice Hail and Mary Jewet
!. listed in Newbury Wednesday as tn
= guest of Miss Harriet Keyes.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith c
:. Hardwick have been visiting St
. Johnsbury friends.
Harland 3. Howe was in Burling
o, on Thursday. where he presided owe
h. he naturalization court in that city.
g, John Hammond of Stukeley, P. O.
md Miss Mabel Eaton of Boston Wis
q, ted over the holiday with Mr.. am
. Mrs. William Holloway, Miss Eatol
'eturning to her homo in Bostol
Thursday morning.
Guy Hill, w. E. Holloway and Ny
- Matson spent Thursday in Stannart
. IN business.
- Mrs. Charles Stenson arrived in 81
-, Iohnsbury to visit her son, Raymond
before his departure for Fort Etha
:; r Allen for service. i.
~ Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Bes
- sic May Robbins and Thomas Petite
Summerlin on Monday, May 21, a
s. Santa Barbara, Calf. They will b
b 1T home after June Is at 1343 Shat
u, TO street, Los Angeles
n Wendell Drew, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
IL A. N. Drew of st. Johnsbury, recent
" living at Hartford Conn, has en-
&c listed with the engineering corps an
- IS now in training at Fort -Slocun
n. Y.
g Alexander Leclerc has returne
eli from a several days business trip i
the Province of Quebec.
- Mrs. Perley Aver of Barnet was i
Of ST. Johnsbury Monday, shopping.
ice Mrs. L. n. Smythe is in Burlingto
4 few days this week in the interest
of the O. E. S.
Harold Whitney Of Company G, IN
IL I massachusetts, regiment, was Gale
h' home Saturday to see his mothe
III Mrs. Arthur Whitney, who is i'll {
Brightlook. The case is particular
St. sad as he left his father in hospits
est in Springfield, Mass, suffering fro,
E. a broken leg and fractured ankl
caused by an accident while riding 0
tc a handcar on the railroad by whic
ds he is employed.
Mrs. J. r. Nelson of Kingston, \
90 Y, has been spending a few days W
Mrs. w. G. Fitch.
,,- Mrs. w. G. Harvey of Concord Wis
80 tied friends in st. Johnsbury Nor
day.
u c. E. Peck is in Boston this wee
- on business for the Peck Co.
IL George Adams of Orleans was tn
XII guest of his daughter Mrs F. S. Rec