St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-11

Among those in Town from Melh-
does "Wednesday were: Mrs. George
| f. Winch and Mrs. II. 4. Kent.
| Mrs. j. $. SchoiSd. Mrs. Nettie
| Goldberg. and Mrs. Il. +. Eaton OF
Lyndonville were visitors in town
Wednesday as the guests of Mrs. Chas.
/ Locke.
Miss Portia McGilI of East Barnet
spent Wednesday in town as the guest
of Mrs. Grin IJenne.
! Charles Strout, of Wayne, Penn, is !
| here for the Easter holidays with his
aunt, Mrs. Juliet Lawton.
| Mrs. Claude Arnold has been dis
charged from Brightlook Hospital,
where she was operated upon recently.
She is now at her home on School
street
DR.. and Mrs. w 3. Fitch returned
Saturday from Rochester, Mimi. DIR.
Fitch has been with the Mayo Hospi
tai in that city in company with Drs.
Cramton and Allen Of this town.
Stephen D. Kelley who Tor several
months has been local reporter for
The DAILY CALIFORNIAN completed
his services Friday evening. He ex-
poets to take q position with Charles
+. Slsby as automobile salesman.
| His position as reporter is taken by
Raymond = Herman of Boston, who
began his services Sunday. Previ-
Gus to his engagement with The CAL
EDONIAN, Mr.. Herman was employ
ed in the Associated Press office in
Boston.
Mrs Henrietta Gorham left on Sat
urday for Boston,, Mass, where she
will spend some time visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Truman r. Chaser.
Theron CalderWood, who is a fresh
man at the Boston University School
of Commerce, is spending the Easter
vacation in st. Johnsbury.
Noel Noyes is home from Yale to
spend the Easter holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A, B. Noyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Gray are visit
ing friends in Portland, Me-, and
Bartlett, N. H., for week.
Miss Helen A. Boynton, who is a
teacher at Rutgers College, N. j., is
spending her vacation with her moth
er, Mrs Ida p. Boynton.
Stanley Grint, who is with the Fair
banks Co. at Montreal spent Easter
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. AL
i fred Poole Grint.
Frank Landry is at home from st.
Easter with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Landry.
Armand Grenier, who is attending
college in Montreal, is the guest of his
s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Grenier.
Walter Corbett is home from 10y
c ola college, Montreal, to spend Easter
q with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth J.
L Corbett.
. Prin NJ. C. Benedict spent the last
S of the week in Boston, going to at
tend the reunion of the alumni of
s Colgate University.
Victorien Paradis is at home from
ST MichaePs college to visit his par
ents Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Paradis
0 Daniel Gilman has gone to Chicago
on a business trip.
a Mrs. Charles w. Ruiter and her two
: daughters, Ruth and Elizabeth, re-
turned Saturday after q two months
!. stay in Washington, D. G. While on
a the train from Boston they met Mrs
: Joseph Fairbanks, who had been iT
( that city for few days on business.
:, Kenneth Kirk of Philadelphia has
+ been in town for the past few days
e visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C
E. Kirk
: Mrs. Edward Beard, formerly of St
Johnsbury, who has been very i'll a
h her home in Melrose Highlands, Mass
has been pronounced out of DANCE,
:. by her physicians.
Miss Dorothea Clark, who, with hel
- roommate, Miss Van Arsdale, has
: been spending the Easter vacation
@ with her father, John E. Clark, re,
turned Tuesday to resume her studies
at Abbott Academy.
: Miss Goldie Davis of Irasburg is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Fannie Leach
20 Maple street.
: Mrs. Lillian Petite and Mrs. I1the
Z Hastings spent Sunday with friends il
East Burke.
= Mr.. and Mrs. William Waterman
y of Derby Line are visiting at E. L
t. Gibsons.
y Miss Jane Wells is confined at he
home by illness.
y John E. Watkins of Manchester, n
: H, was a weekend visitor in st
k Johnsbury.
Mrs. Edward Carson and two child
a rem of Portland, who have been visit
ing friends in st. Johnsbury, Wen
k Saturday to Woodsville where the,
l. will make short visit before return
ing home.
d Fred Barnard of Newport was
lie weekend visitor in st. Johnsbury MI
Barnard came for a short visit Will
1t Mrs. Barnard who recently underwear
lie an operation at Brightlook hospital
S. Miss Catherine McDougau of Keene
n. H, is the guest of friends in s.
lie Johnsbury for a few days
h Mrs F. G. Bundy and her daughte
Charlotte left here Sunday for Bos
t. ton.
l. The Honorable Alexander Dunnet
SIS IS obliged to use crutches these day
because of synovitis in his right knee
in Mrs. Dunnett is also confined to he
IN tbed by illness.
Reginald James Of this town ha
r. Joined the United States Navy an
is will leave this week for Boston t
take up his duties.
A. Miss Sinclair returned Saturda
re after four weeks absence . She ha
mr. been with friends at HardWick.
or Mrs. Abbie Mcneil is back in tow
# after two weeks stay in Boston.
Superintendent of Schools Walter T
as Young went Monday to Mont
he pelier to attend an emergency confer
ence of school superintendent. 1t