St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-18
PERSONALS

ReV. ana Mrs. j. ~. iiiffllilol OF
Randolph are in town visiting their
sons, Ralph and +. 2. Hamilton.
From here they will go to the Yer
mont Methodist Conference at New
port.
Mrs. c. A. Cramton was in Beth
Eel last week called there by the death
of Madam King, mother of w. King
Of that place.
Misses Cosbi and Edith Carpenter
were Weekend visitors in the Stark
district as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stark.
Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand CASTOR
quay are the parents of a daughter,
born Sunday evening.
Mrs L. w. Hall of Lyndon is
staying at her daughters, Mrs. Davis
Miss Gertrude ODER OF MorrisVille
came Monday to spend Il week with
her sister Miss Rhoda Ober
Mrs. Matte Colby has returned
from a months visit with relatives
and friends in East peacham.
Mrs Helen p. Bonnett, department
president, Mrs. Maude A. May, de-
partment secretary,and Mrs. Mabel
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morning to Montpelier to attend the
department convention of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps Representatives
of ChambeIlin w. r. c. go this after
noon to attend the convention and
Chambcrlin G. A. r., will be repre-
scented at the state encampment
which is held at the same place.
Carl o. Balch of Lunenburg was
in town yesterday visiting l.. T.
Leach.
Miss Elizabeth Blake goes Satur-
day to Eden TO teach the spring term
Of school. This will be the S1st term
which Miss Blake has taught, and she
feels that few teachers of her age
have a longer record. She received
her first teachers certificate when she
was IS, and with the exception of two
wears when she was i'll, has been
teaching ever since.
Mrs. Emma J. Perley and Miss Es-
Their Perley of Orleans are spending
hseveral days this week with Mrs. j. *.
Herbert.
Miss Madeline Cary and Miss Ger
trude Franklin returned Tuesday
from Los Angeles. Cal, where they
have been spending the winter They
were accompanied by Mrs. George
Cary, who went to New York a few
days ago to meet thcm.
Henry Mather of Burlington was III
st. Johnsbury Tuesday, on business
Mrs Frank Norris Of Orleans came
to this town Monday and went to
, their new residence on Main street
where they Will live in the future
Mr. Norris has been working at tho
Fairbanks shops.
Gilbert E. Woods leeft for Winnipeg
Tuesday where he will spend a few
days on business.
Mrs. Maude May leaves today fol
Montpelier where she will attend thf
three day convention of the w. r. {
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Percival OF Pike
n. H., were among the out of toWf
! visitors Tuesday.
II. f. Peterson, assistant sales man
ager of the Beaver Board Company
of Buffalo, n. Y, spent Tuesday il
St Johnsbury on business.
Paul Gilman returned Monday from
F'ryeburg, Me, wher he has beer
spending some time in the interest!
Of the Gilman Bros.
Mrs. p Gaudette visited friends il
Lyndonville Tuesday.
Gus Asselin and Edward Heon have
left for Barton where they have en-
ployment as stone cutters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pelkey of Bos
ton are the guests of Mrs. Pelkey'!
brother, Fred Nermnette.
Archie Conte Of CharlestOWn, N. H.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred Lib
erty q few days this week.
A. Asselin spent Monday in Barton
on business.
Raymond Fiske has returned hom
from visit, in Barre.
Mrs. Nelson Bailey of Wells River
whose son Russell, an Academy stu
dent, joined the Naval Reserves her.
Monday, gave a dinner to him will
: three of his friends at the st. Johns
bury House yesterday afternoon il
honor of his birthday which was OF
Monday, the day of his enlistment.
Charles Williams and family vii
leave st. Johnsbury next week fol
White River Junction, where Mr.. Viii
: liams Will resume his clock repairing
: Miss Myra Stevens of Boston is Wis
> iting her sistere Miss Lois Stevens.
Mrs. Margaret N. Haywood is il
Philadelphia visiting relatives ant
; friends for few weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks, Mrs. w.
BigeloW and Mrs. Charles CramtOl
3, leave today for Burlington, Wher
they will attend a state conference 0
Red Cross associations.
: Mrs. G. M. Spencer returned Sat
I. urday from long visit to her mothe
? in Plainfield and her daughter il
Waterbury.
{ Mrs. Eliza beth Moron passed ava.
: Sunday evening, April s, at the hom
: of her son, James Moron, on Duk'
street, after a long and painful illness
She is survived by three children
:, James Moron of this town, Mrs. Mar
garet Phelps of Bingham, Me-, Mrs
Annie Hanson of Concord, n. H, ant
seven grandchildren.
Early risers note the appearance,
' each morning of Selectman A. F. Law
. renee and his two grandsons, Horace
/, and Carl Lawrence. These two boy
Ia and II years old, are in the barr
D milking every morning at 5 o'clocl
< and help deliver milk until schoo
e time. 1t is doubtful if any other farm
boys of their age in this vicinity per
form more productive labor than thes
1 youngsters
e Robert w. Simonds of this town, ha