St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-25
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ORLEANS
Doris A. Spafford, Correspondent
Locals and Personals


| Doris A. Spafford, Correspondent
Locals and Personals
Mr.. and Mrs G. w Burke of North
field are visitors in town during the
conference at Newport.-Mrs. c. d.
French spent two days in Burlington
Ithis week attending the state Red
! Cross meeting and visiting relatives
The Home Economics. Club of the
high. school met at the home OF FIRE.
da Stearns, Wednesday evening.-H.
| NJ. Whipple recently spent short
time with relatives in Lyndonville.-
| Mrs. NJ. NJ. :Taplin was a business viz
| itor in ST. Johnsbury Thursday.
Mrs. Altha Lumbra has returned
home after spending some time in
Massachusetts.-Mr Sessions of
Newport visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
! Harris on Friday.-Mrs. Merton Bad
ger and son, Kern, have gone to
| their home in Yonkers, N. Y.-Mr.
and Mrs Ed Gauvin and daughter
We're business visitors in st. Johns
bury Saturday.-Arthur Ordway and
w G.. .Twombly have attended the
Methodist conference a part of the
time during the past week.
doris A. Spafford, Correspondent
| j. A. Gilman is in st. Johnsbury for
medical treatment-Miss Vera Rich
ardson is spending a few days with
Miss Muriel Trip in Lyndonville
Mrs. Minnie Twombly is visiting rela-
tives in Boston, MasS.-Miss Mildred
l+Crdway and Miss Jennie Young were
visitors in Newport Thursday
ney Abel and family, who have been
living in the G. R. Dean house this
winter, have purchased the home of
Mrs. Hattie Cleveland on. Water
street.-E., NJ. Buchanan passed away
at his home in Tunbridge after short
Illness The funeral was from the
home of his brother, Hugh w. Bu-
chanan, on Sunday.-A daughter,
was born Tuesday, April II. to Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Nye at Norwich, Conn.,,
Mrs. Nye will be rememberd as Miss
Glenn. Willey.-Dr.. +. L.. Lanpheare
was business visitor in ST. Johnsbury
Friday.-Cecil Albee finishes work at
4Ahstin's pharmacy Saturday night.
Edgar M. Buchanan who died in
Tunbridge, April 10, at the age of 50
years, was well known resident and
merchant in this locality being in
trade here and at Bloomington Cen
ter for some time. He travelled for
A. P. Tapley of Boston for 25 years
retiring from the road only last No
vember to make his home in Tun-
bridge, where he was taken sick and
died. He was member of the Ma
sonic and X. of P. Lodges. His wife,
Nellie C. Evans died at Bloomington
Center about % years ago. He leaves
two children, DIR. C. e. Buchanan and
Mrs. Daniel NJ. Hufnail of Flechville,
Vt, two grand children, Clifton Evans
Blake and Daniel Buchanan Hufnail
of Flechville< ALSO two I brothers, II.
w. Buchanan of Orleans and Daniel
Buchanan of Triton, Ga. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at his brothers
home on Sunday, April % at Orleans.
C. S. Skinner is in Montpelier at
tending "a meeting of the committee
of safety of which he is a member
Miss Bertha Richardson of Norwood,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II.
r. Peabody and cousin, Mrs. H" S.
Webster.-Mrs. Dyke of Winooski is
the guest of her daughter Miss Lor-
eta 1Dyke!-Mrs Daniel NJ eTfufnail
and DIR. c. r. Buchanan of Flechville
have returned to their home after. at
tending the funeral of their father
e. Ne Buchanan.-MissD Doris Cleasby
is. suffering from a compound fracture
of her arm.-Mrs. Ray Shaw who is
in, very poor health has gone to her
home in North Troy.-C. M. Dwinell
and son Dwight spent Sunday with
relatives in Montpelier.-Mrs. E. M.
Cleasby has returned from BrightlOok
Hospital, much improved in health
FL J. Stannard of Barton was a bust
ness visitor in town Monday.-Rep.
W. w. Reirden was q called here on
Saturday. 49," +@
Colby Stoddard is confined to the
house by illness.-Walter Norris and
family of Barton are moving into the
Kinney tenement recently vacated by
Preston Sl6inner.-Fred Wilkee has
concluded his services for Whipple
French and Company, and is working
for O. W. Locke,-Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Root have moved into the 2tenc.
.nent where Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Trip
have been living. Locke an(
Preston Skinner have gone to Mas
sachusctts with the idea of making
their. home therc.--Charles Taplin is
a visitor iii Portland, Me.-Miss Persis
Stearns is il.-R. A. Bean is spending
a few days in Guild Hafl.-Clinton
Goodenough and family of South Lon
donderry arc guests of his parents il
town.-Thcrc. will be a Red Gross
dance here next week. Watch for fur
ther .notice.-phe odd Girls met with
Mrs. Bertha Dupont. Monday evening.
Mrs. Lillian Woodbury. returned
from Burlington Monday after a
weeks visit in that place.--Miss An
ME Gauvin celebrated her ninth birth
day by. having. party at her home
on South street. Ten of her friends
were present and enjoyed a very
pleasant time.-The Book and Thin
BILE Club will hold their regular meet
ting at the Valley House Wedncsday.-
Mrs. John Hennessey and Miss Beat
| rice Badger arrived Tuesday noon
! from Fresno, Cal, with the body of
| Mrs. Alonzo Smith The funeral will
be this afternoon at two o'clock.
Teachers Meeting at West Derby.