St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
PERSONALS.

L. and Warren b. Noyes Of this place.
Y ork city for few days on business
trip.
Mrs T. r. Cotter returned Monday
from Littleton where she was called
last week by the serious illness of
her father. He was much better when
she returned home
Miss Leonore Williams of Worcester
Mass. is visiting her st. Johnspury
friends.
William Peters and George Trimble
are here for the Thanksgiving from
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Lillian Moore of Brooklinc,
Mass. is visiting friends in town
Miss Elsie Morris of Rutland is the
guest Of St. Johnsbury friends.
Miss Sadie Lamere will spend
Thanksgiving with her parents in
Lyndon.
w. C. Rocheleau of Concord called
on his old friends yesterday.
Among the parties returning from
a hunting trip in Victory were: Per
ley Jenness, Horace oss, John Tann,
Earl Daniels, and George Moulton.
Mr.. Goss was the lucky one of the
party, bringing back a 12-point buck.
Howard Barney returned from his
homem in Lowell yesterday to con-
tinue his studies at ST. Johnsbury
Academy.
II. a. Bryant and family have NOV
cd from 1911. Summer street to Ito
Railroad street Mr.. Bryant will al
so have his real estate Office at the
latter address
Mrs. L. C. Howe returned ycster-
day from Vergennes, where she has
been spending a couple of weeks as
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. E. e.
Loukes. On the return home Mrs.
Howe stopped at Burlington for day
with her daughter, Miss Ciarissa
Howe; who is a student at the Uniyer-
sity of Vermont
Harland a.. Hadley has reported to
Naval Reserve headquarters at Bum
kin Island, having been called to the
colors after enlisting in that branch
Of the service some time ago.
Judge L., p. Slack returned We'd
nesday from Montpelies., where The
has been holding the fall session Of.
the Washington county court
Judge Harland B. Howe has re-
turned from Brooklyn, N. Y, after
holding u session of the United States
district court in that city.
Mrs. Thomas G. Porter is reported
TO be recovering from her severe i'll
ness which has confined her to
Brightlook hospital for several weeks.
Oliver Cameron of Scarles, Graves
and Cameron, and Harry w. Writer'S
Of Porter. Writer'S and Harvey, re-
turned Yesterday forn a few DAYS
business visit to Manchester, N N
While there Lieutenant Jutten Long
moore made a flying trip from Camp
Devens to see them.
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Brown of Lyndonville
were business visitors in town vester-
day.
George Caldbeck.s Vernon II. Lur-
chm and Henry Juneau returned
from Maine yesterday, where they
nave been overseeing surveys, !and
other work in connection with large
tracts of timber bought by them some
time ago.
Word has been received from San
Antonio, Tex, that r. S. Cyr, for
merly. OF this city, has enlisted in the
aviation service and is on the way to
Fort Slocum. From there he will go
to Kelley Field. South Antonia. lie
rs also former employee in the
Remington Armory in Bridgeport.
Conn, in the employ of the United
States government
I4indol III. Scott returned yesterday
from Boston. where he has been at
tending a meeting of the Emergency
Committee of the Bakers Union.
which was held under the direction of
the Food Administration.
NJ. J. Mcdonald has returned from
j weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Sherbrookc and at other
points in Canada.
Mrs. Trull of Biddeford, Nc, has
been called here by the serious ILL
ness of her mother. Mrs. George
Cross. Mrs Cross is reported to be
slowly gaining.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Fuller are re-
jeicing over the birth of son, Henry
Holder. born at Brightlook hospital
Tuesday, November 20.
Miss Gertrude Menut returned
yesterday from a visit with friends
and relatives i'll Whitehall and KaIa-
mazoo, Mich.
Editor W. II. Gilpin of the Barton
Monitor called on his newspaper
friends yesterday afternoon.
M. M COUNSEL left town this
morning for Isle La Motto. where he
was called by the severe illness of
his father.
Miss Lillian Pierce, Miss Sadie
Kochinsky and Jane Derossctte of
Cambridge, Mass, are visiting in
town as the guests of friends.
The notice appearing in yester-
days paper: Word has been re-
cefved here of the death of Lyman S.
Brock who passed away in Spring
field Wednesday," should have read,
Word has been received of the death
of Harold, the 12-year-old son of
Lyman S Brock.
A notice from Waterbury, Conn,
announces the death of Rev. Fredcr-
lex D. Buckley. rector of the Trinity
Episcopal church of that city He
! was a graduate of Trinity College and
Berkeley Divinity School. and had a
wide acquaintance in church circles
! and in the Masonic fraternity The
deceased was a former pastor of St
Andrews church of this city, occupy
ing the pulpit here between 1887 and