St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-25

is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Col-
Inns at "a Caledonia street for few
days.
Mrs George Ord is assisting in the
St Johnsbury laundry this week.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Taplin of Orleans was
in st. Johnsbury Thursday.
Thomas Courtney and family have
moved from Ely street to 43 Portland
street.
Mrs. J.. n Smythe was among the st.
Johnsbury women attending the con-
vention of the w. r. C. in Montpelier
this week.
Henry Guyer and family has moved
from ~ Lincoln street to III Port
| land street. His son, Wilfred Guyer
| has moved from III Portland street
to the tenement vacated by his faith
er.
Mrs. G. M. Spencer has returned
from months visit with relatives in
Plainfield and Waterbury,.
H. e. Gray of Westfield was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. viii Reirden Of Barton was
among the out of town visitors in town
Thursday.
Miss Blanche Burns of Newport
visited friends in the city Friday.
/ Carroll L. Collins, Of st. Johnsbury,
| left Friday afternoon for a protrac-
ted stay in northern New York state.
He is travelling in the interests of the
Cary Maple Sugar Company.
Rev "A P Grint returned Friday
night from Burlington, where he had
been serving. Thursday and Friday. as
president of the Standing Committee
of the Diocese of Vermont.
Arthur Colburn who has been the
guest of his brother, T. J. Colburn
the past three weeks has returned to
his home in Orleans very much i'm
proved in health.
Lisle Spaulding has accepted g. po-
sition in the freight office of the Bos-
; ton & Maine Railroad.
DR.. F. L. Lanphear of Orleans was
among the business visitors in St
Johnsbury Friday.
Miss Marion Spaulding is con ined
to the house with an attack of acute
rheumatism.
Mrs. Abbie Colby of West Burke i.
visiting Mrs. J. D. Lawton at hel
summer street home.
Ralph Smith of South Berwick, Me.
is in ST. Johnsbury to spend the week
. end with Mrs. Smith.
Guy Garfield of Plainfield wa
among the out of town visitors in st
Johnsbury Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie Giffin of Lyndonvill,
spent the weekend with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Chas c. Locke. ~ .A
: Alphonse Emmonds of Orleans for
= merly an employe Of the E. and T
Fairbanks and Company, is spending
a few days in the city as the guest o
!. friends.
II Russell Bailey returned to 81
. Johnsbury Sunday after d short visi
y, with his parents in Wells River.
q q Arthur Heon finished work at tn
- Goss Garage Saturday night and vii
l. !. work at the Darling farm in Eas
II Burke
II Zeno S. Waterman is in Boston thi
week in the interests of Leach an
Waterman.
II Miss Ruth Trip and Miss Marion
{ lie Albee of I4yndonville, were in s
- Johnsbury Sunday.
Louis Drouhin left Tuesday fo
~ Westmore where he is assisting in re
= pairing the Willoughby House.
g Dr. c. A. Cramton returned FIR
- day from a months study at tn
t. Mayo Clinic in Rochester,, Mimi, an
le also in the hospitals at st. Louis.
y guests of DR.. w. J. Mayo, DR.. Gram
80 ton and his daughter, Gertrude, er
~ joyed a 650-mile trip down the MI.
sippi river to st. Louis, in DR.. Mayo
i private yacht.
II. II. Dean Pearl is home from til
is University of Vermont to spend a fe
y days with his mother, Mrs. Anna
u Pearl. F.,
II, Miss Jessie Ashton of Barton W.
III among the out of town visitors in tt
city Thursday. i.
&c Mrs Charles Brooks has returned
her School street home after a thru
D weeks visit with relatives in Yves
more.
AZ Gus Asselin has completed his di
~ ties in Springfield and Is spending
few days in town before taking ne
10 position in Barton.
Henry Juneau was in H!cwpo
49, Thursday on business.
IL Fortunat Vei1leux has finished VOL
o for the E. and T. Fairbanks and c.
:. and is now working for the Boston
~ Maine Railroad
-; Miss Madeline Randall was in L
coma. n. H., Tuesday night as ente
tanner Tor the ca baret and dance 81
en- by the Womar's Club of tn
~ place.
F. B. Jacques returned Thursd
. from business trip in White Riv
Junction, Springfield and Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Stevens retur
~ ed Wednesday from ST. Petersbul
-, Fla, where they spent the winter.
90 Albert Morency left Thursday
'''' Burlington. where he will visit
brother Alcide now with Co. D
= Fort Ethan Allen in that city.
Miss Dorothy Goodreault spent We
of nesday and Thursday with her pa
re ents in Concord.
... Miss Sadie LeMere was at her hor
H., in Lyndon over Sunday.