St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-11

has been spending two weeks. vaca-
ton.
Val Genge was in Orleans Friday.
on business.
Ella NJ. Brownell of Burlington. who
rs supervisor of music at st Johnsbury.
was elected secretary of the National
Federation Of Music Supervisors at the
recent national Convention at Grand
Rapids.
Clinton Bennett of Springfield, Mass.
spent Easter in town.
Mrs Carl NJ Morris and two chill
dren, Lindorf and Evelyn, spent the
weekend with Mrs Morris uncle and
aunt III Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Jenckes and
their two daughters, Eleanor and
Charlotte are here visiting Mrs.
Jenckes mother, Mrs. S. T. Brooks,
over Easter Miss Eleanor will pro-
coed to Wellesley College to finish her
term there. Their son, KEENAN,, who
has been until recently as @. M. Ser
geant with the Canadian forces at the
Somme front in France, is now in Eng
land IN training for q commission as
lieutenant.
A host of old friends of Mrs. Mary
r. p. Hatch, for several years resi-
dent of st. Johnsbury While her sons,
Lawrence and Jared were attending
st. Johnsbury Academy, will be inter
| estcd to know that a play from her
! pen was presented in Boston March
| 81 "A White, White Lie" q play in
| four acts, was successfully performed
| in Huntington Chambers before the
American Drama Society Of which
| Mrs Hatch is a MON bCr
Mrs. Estha Nixon of Richmond, p.
O., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ber-
ry and Miss Mary Nixon.
Mrs Villa Rich who has been at
the home of Carleton F. Felch for the
last five weeks left Monday for her
home in Glover.
Edwin Brunnell, who has been
working at Sherbrooke, is at home
visiting his parents for a few days
Miss Lala Mcneil left Monday to
resume her work as librarian at Mid
dlebury College after spending a week
| in town with her mother, Mrs. Abbie
J. Mcneil.
Mrs. Elbridge Hastings and her little
daughter Mildred are sick with the
measles.
A. Il. Lawrence is laid up with q
badly damned foot, as a result Of be-
I ing stepped on by a horse.
Mr. and Mrs. George DOnahue are
spending q few days in West Burke
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Munkttrick are
moving to their new home on Portland
street
Miss Fern Thomas Of Lebanon, n
H, was q weekend guest of Mr.. an(
| Mrs Rex Thomas on Elm street.
A daughter, Bernice Addie, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Wright q few
days ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright were
formerly of Laconia. n. II.
The Hon. G. Fl. A. Stafford of Nor
risville was here yesterday on bust
, ness.
N H. Kicker of Wells River is il
St. Johnsbury visiting his son. DR.. Viii
) lam c. Kicker.
Mrs. William Clark went yesterda,
, to the North church manse to sta
with her daughter for ten days, Will
Mrs. +. B. Richards is visiting in New
, York
Miss Gertie Robinson Of East Hard
wick is in st. Johnsbury visiting he
brothers, William and John Holloway
9 Lloyd Brooks Masten, formerly o
6 ST. Johnsbury, died recently at Glov
er where he had lived for the pas
year. The body was Inferred yesterda
at Mt. Pleasant cemetery here. Ii
: was 10 years of age.
/ Marjorie Smith, who will be remem
), | bered here as Il domestic scienc
| teacher, has accepted a position a
!, Simmons College for the coming year
She will be a member Of the faculty