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

Phelps III cInaoes was a guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith Thursdas
and Friday Mrs George Garvin OF
Danville visited Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Chapman the last of the week.-Mrs.
Carrie Damon nf East st. Johnsbury
was Il guest Of Mrs W. O. Rochelean
Tuesday. and Mrs. Charles
owens of East St Johnsbury spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rich
ards Mrs Ellen Hutchinson has re-
turned home from East st. Johnsbury
where She has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George chase.-The
patrons of the Eastern Caledonia Cow
Testing Association are pleased to
have y. Il. TerriI commence another
years work as supervisor.-Mr and
Mrs. Myron Parks of East Concord
and Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Hastings of
St. Johnsbury have been guests of
Mrs. Emma Quimby the past week.
Rev and Mrs. Roberts are attending
the M. e. conference in Newport
Mr. and Mrs X. F.. Richards were
over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
r, X Richards in I<irby-L A. Noycs
has moved his family from Lisbon to
his farm on Connecticut river.-Pro-
in town Friday Mildred and Wen
dali King spent Saturday and Sunday
al their home in Fitzdald E. II.
Balm. who has been i'll for two weeks.
| has returned to his work in st. Johns
| bury. Mrs. Balm is sick-Mrs. G. A.
Miltmore and Mrs. Martha Williams
were in st. JohnSbury Wednesday,
| DR. H. H. Miltimorc was a profession
| al visitor in town one day last week.
d. b. Sampson was q business Wis
itor in St. Johnsbury Wednesday,
/ Stephen HaViland and daughter, Sybil.
/ were in st. Johnsbury Saturday.-Mrs
| Mary Chapman spent the week END in
/ st. Johnsbury with her daughter, MIS-:
Halle Morton.-Mrs. Helen P. Bon
nett spent Friday and Saturday in St.
/ JohnSbury.-MissE Ellen ~HutchinsOn is
at White River Junction, a guest of
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hutchinson
] Oliver Cameron of St. Johnsbury was
q business visitor in town the last of
the Week-Miss Ruby kenerson Of
East Concord visited Miss Louise
Chapman Thursday and Friday
David Bonnet Of Whitefield, n H,
was q visitor in town the last of the
Week.-Mrs.. Cora l.. Bailey was in st.
JOhnSbury from Wednesday until Sat
urday.-Miss Hazel Currier Of Lisbon,
n. H., is q guest of Miss Arts Bennett
Jacob Richardson, ST., and grand
daughter, Miss Ida Richardson, have
been i'll the past week.-Mrs.. Ellery
Ford was in St J0hnsbury Saturday.
Guests at Green Mountain Hall the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Maynard, Mrs. LOttie Parker and
Marshall Miltimore OF ST. Johnsbury
D. NJ. Smith of East Concord was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
Loren Y. Hastings and son. Frank OF
st. Johnsbury visited Mr.. Hastings
father, Horace Hastings, one day last
Wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter McETar-
land and two children of st. Johns
bury have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Ash.-Mrs. Madeline Weir Of St
Johnsbury and Harry Moore Of West
Lebanon, n. H., were guests at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nor
gan last week.-Fred Leclair has pur-
chased of w. NJ. Phelps of McIndoes
pair Of black work horses, each weigh
ing 1900 pounds and q driving horse
/ Concord Grange, No. 409, will give 6
dance and box party at the Town hal
Wednesday evening, May 2.-Supt. B
3. Burbank and Prin. E. w. Bradley
of the Junior High were in Montpelier
the past week to attend a conference
of the state board of education anG
committee of public safety, for the
purpose of arranging the work to be
done by the pupils of the schools in q
preparedness campaign in gardening
and preservation of foOds-Mr. anC
Mrs. John Rash and daughter, Doris
! of Barton have been visiting theil
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Rash, at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Carpenter
: Miss Winnie Jewell and Grace Jew
ell are in Littleton, n. H.-Miss Jessie
j.. Williams spent Sunday with hel
5 mother, Mrs. Minnie Williams.