St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-02

engineer of the Boston q Maine. MISS
Katherine Beck of st. Johnsbury is
taking Miss Spiller's place.
George I. Kelley of Lynn, Mass.
was the guest of his brother, H. M. |
Kelley in town last week.
Frank w. Ball has returned from
a short business trip in Lebanon, n.
H.
III. Guy Dunbar of Lancaster, n. H,
was in town Wednesday on business.
Fred Frye Of Danville was visitor
in St. Johnsbury yesterday.
Raymond Sherburne, of this town,
left Wednesday for Norway, Me-, where
he appeared that night in a wrestling
match. From Norway, he will pro-
coed to Buffalo, N. Y, where he will
join carnival, and perform exhibi-
ton wrestling throughout the sum-
mer.
George Counter, of West Burke, was
in town yesterday on business.
Fred G. Johnson, Of st. Johnsbury,
has bought the Wilson farm near
Danville, together with the entire
stock.
Mrs w. H. worthen is in Lancas-
ter, N. H, for a few days visit with
her mother, Mrs. Cheever and sister,
Mrs Freeman.
Allen Underwood is confined to his
home ON Concord avenue, i'll with
| typhoid fever.
| Mrs Henry Fairbanks has beef
| spending a week in Cambridge. Mass,
| the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Arthur
| Fairbanks.
L. w. Woolner of Wells River was
among the out of town visitors in St.
Johnsbury Thursday.
| Robert BeckIey of Boston spent
Thursday in town on business.
Edward Bowman Of Waterford cau-
| ed on st. Johnsbury friends Thursday.
Harold Ahearn who is student It
| Middlebury College visited friends in
town Thursday on his way to Lyn-
donville where he will visit his par
ents, during a short vacation.
Mrs. Frank Marshall and two little
sons, who have been stopping at T. E.
Marshalls go Saturday to spend some
time with Mrs. Marshall's brother 1T
Greensboro.
Alonzo Story of st. Johnsbury was
in McIndoes on business Thursday.
Earl Jordon, of Hardwick, was a
visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs Fred Marshall and little
daughter are visiting Mrs. Marshall's
parents at Westmore. Mr.. Marshall
spent Saturday and Sunday with
them.
Alexander Mclean of Lyndonvi.ie
visited in st. Johnsbury Thursday.
c. H. Naatz of South Newbury
spent Thursday in town on business
Asa Wilson is moving into an up
stairs apartment at Pearl street
Wedell Cowles left Friday after
noon for Boston to join the Nava
Reserves.
Josephine Fisher was called to Lake
port, N. H., where her mother is i'll.
Harry Holbrook of Danville, was il
; st. Johnsbury Friday, purchasing cat
tie and hogs for the Mcdonald firm o
Danville.
> Mrs Norman Mclean is confined t.
her home by illness. 49,
DIR. L. c. Aldrich Of Jefferson,
H, called on friends in st. Johnsbur
{ Thursday.
Cad Morrill, of Danville, was a bust
ness visitor in St. Johnsbury Thurs
- day.
T. Miss Ella Stuart of East Lynn, Mas
II who has been the guest of Mrs. Jane
L Walker, left Friday for Inverness, I
II c., where she will spend the sulnme
with her father.
Mrs. E. M. Bowen has gone to Ir
g verness, P. c., for an extended Wis
. with relatives.
Rev William Shaw, newly electe
y superintendent of the st. Johnsbur
W district, arrived here Friday whel
he will make his home in the futur
Rev. R. F. Love- past superinten6
D. ent Of the ST. Johnsbury district, an
- Mrs. Lowe, left Friday for Rumfor,
Me-, where Mr. Lowe has bee
~ appointed to parish.
e Mrs. w. L. Langlois has returne
% from New York where she has bee
. spending the winter.
l. Miss Clara Goss of st. Jol1nsbul
;. has gone to Jefferson, N. H, to Wis
le her sister, Mrs Aldrich.
70 Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hubbard
. Newbury were visitors in St. John
bury Friday.
Richard Reudd of Minnesota is
St. Johnsbury, visiting his brothe
whom he has not seen for many year
| Roy Smith of East St. Johnsbur
who has been home on furloug
returned to the Charlestown Ma,
Vary Monday to report for du
aboard the U. S. Destroyer Winslow
| Miss Pauline Spafford, pianist
1 the Globe Theatre, left Saturday a
| ternoon for Lewiston, Me-, where 81
/ has a position with a 5 piece orche
ira at one of William Gray's pla.
houses Mrs. Remillard. of st. John
bury will take her place in the Glo'
/ Theatre orchestra.
Arthur Fairbanks, director of tt
Boston Art Museum, visited his pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairbanks
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey A. Carrick az
daughter, Helen, of Greenwood, Mas
are guests of the Misses Lillian al
Sarah Carrick.
Mrs. H. NJ. Osgood of Danvill
spent Saturday in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Charles Wilson was among Il
out of town visitors in st. Johnsbu
Saturday.
Miss Doris Crane, Miss Catheril
Rodgers and Miss Maria Gordon,
Of Danville, were visitors in st. John
bury Saturday.
NJ. E. Buskett of Littleton, n. T
was visitor in ST Johnsbury Satu
day.
Charles Foster of Westmore spe
Saturday in ST. Johnsbury on busine.
Mark Pealo's little daughter caug