St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-14
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4 Thursday TO Boston To visit relative
over Sunday. Mr.. Noyes will also g
to New York where he will spend sew
ersa. days. -
- Olive Wheeloek Is confined to TIN
house by. sickness.
Robert May who had a serious op
GRAFTON Monday is recovering yer.
rapidly.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks still remain
very sick.
Mrs. Kate D. Green has bought TIL
house on Church street, where FREQ
Woods now lives owned by Charlie!
| e. Kirk.
t Hazen Russell who has been yer,
sick is now quite recovered.
William Mills is in Brightlook Hos
| pital suffering with throat trouble.
Arthur f. Clark of South Paris, Me-
and Fred Clar1s Of Bolster's Mills, Me-
who were in town; over Sunday to at
tend the funeral OF their aunt, Mrs
day. ss. - s.s5 80
Mrs Charles II. Goss and grandson,
Charles Arthur Tap1in, are spending
several days visiting relatives at JEFF
ferson, n. Fl.
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meeting of the North and South
churches will be held in the North
church chapel Friday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Subject. Chapter v. Our
New Possessions" Leaders: Mrs. J..
II. Brooks and Mrs. David Porter.
Charles Biaisdell, who has been Sc
riously i'll with the grip is able to be
about the house and expects to re-
turn to his work at st. Johnsbnry
Academy next Monday.
Ruth McLachlin of the Charlotte
Fairbanks Cottage went home Friday.
for over Sunday. ~
{ sSherburne Graves who has been i'll
with tonsiiitis returned to his school
work at st. Johnsbury Academy, Fri
day
Persis Moore of the Charlotte Fair
banks Cottage has the measles. She
has been removed to Burton boarding
house where. her mother from North
Pomfret has come to take care of her.
Others at the Charlotte Fairbanks
Cottage who are sick With the mea-
sles are the Misses Florence Nelson
and Marion Miller Marguerite Wells
is also under the care Of q doctor.
Mrs. Herbert w. Blodgett who has
been visiting at st. Petersburg. Flori-
da,S with Mr.. and Mrs. c.. FL. Stevens,
is on her way back, accompanied by
Miss Stevens. They propose to spend
some time visiting various friends on
the way back
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Ruiter who
have been upon a vacation at Alex
andria,,. La. we're visitors in Newt.Or-
leans oyer the Mardi Gras eelebra-
tons there. s
The funeral of Mrs. S. W. Hall will
be held Sunday Afternoon at52 O'Clock
at her home on Spring street.
The subject for the sermon at the
South church for Sunday morning will
be- GOD Jas Consuming Fire" The
subject for the evening service at the
Globe will be The, Amounting of Je
sus, - s
:. MIR. Moody speaks at the City Mis-
sion Sunday evening:
me boys fchorns ASSISTED. by 10y
CaiderNood,. ,Llndoi Scott and Ray
Pratt and Miss Boynton and Miss Rob-
inson Will give concert in the church
yestry Inursday evening. March Is, at
eignt O'Clock. Furtner announcement
OF @tnls WILDE mace IN next weeks
paper. S.
VH.SC. stuart, 'Corespondent)
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