St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-01-03

Conn.,. is spending a vacation in ST. /
Johnsbury.
Henry Ball of Lebanon, \. H., has I
been visiting his brother, F. W. Bail |
for few days.
Word has been received Of the birth /
of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Riley !
of Island Pond, Jan. /. and grand
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Cox OF this /
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Ramsey spent New
Years Day in Barton.
Raymond Fiske and Preston Conner
are spending two weeks in Boston.
and Providence, r. l.
George Kelley. who has been visit
ing his parents in st. Johnsbury has
returned to Boston.
Carl Davis returns Wednesday to
Norwich University
Miss Dale Donohue OF West Burke
visited in ST. Johnsbury Tuesday
Charles Roy has resigned his posi-
ton in Windsor. and is stopping iii St
Johnsbury for the present.
Emil Paradis Of Montreal, P O., has
been visiting st. Johnsbury relatives
the past week.
w. Il. I<eliher Of Boston, was among
| the business visitors in st. Johnsbury
Tuesday
DR.. John Drouin is spending Il few
! days in Lowell, Mass.
! A. FL. Goslin of Brattleboro, is Wis
iting relatives in town.
Albert Turgon of Windsor, has been
| spending q vacation in the city
Donalt Goslant left Tuesday for his
/ home in Holyoke, Mass, after Il few
! lays visit in town.
Lawrence CaVerly returned from
| Tilton, n. H.. Wednesday afternoon
after spending the holidays there with
| relatives.
Miss Helen Goss returned Thurs
! day to Greenwich, n. V, after spend
| ing the holidays in town as the guest
| of her me Their, Mrs, Edward Goss.
E. r. Darling and c. L. Easton of
| Peacham were business visitors in the
city Thursday.
+. NJ. Freeman of Barre was bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
II. E. Kelley of Fairlec spent the
day in the city on business Thursday.
! L. II. Newton of Victory called on
friends in the city Wednesday.
Mrs katherine MarSic and children
of Derby line were visitors with
! friends here Thursday.
Russell Adams returned Tuesday to
New York City after spending Christ
mas with his mother, Mrs. G.. S. Ad-
ans. Miss Ruth Adams who is tea CHI
ing at Bradford is with her mother
for the holidays.
Miss Beatrice Wright and Miss Bcr-
tina Silsby arc spending a few days
with friends in Rycgate
Mrs. Matilda J. Taylor announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Eth
Il Grace, to Mr.. Clinton Wendell Ben
nett of Springfield, Mass.
DR.. Fannie T. Carleton spent Tho
} holidays at her home in Barre
Miss Ethel Wright is spending some
time in Colebrook, \. II.
Miss Mary Grnt started Tuesda!
: for an extended visit with friends ir
Connecticut and with her sister. Mrs
John S. Cameron in Mount Vernon
/ n. Y.
Mrs. Bctscy Higgins who has beer
very i'll with rheumatism is reported
: much better.
II. E. Franklin left Tuesday on
, business trip to Philadelphia ant
/ Winston-S Salem, \. G.. He will return
home y:way of Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Sargent return
4 ed Wednesday to their homo in Rut
land. They and Miss Margaret Robi
= spent Tuesday. in Shcrbrooke.
/ George L. Hunt of Montpelier wa
a business visitor here Tuesday ant
r Wednesday.
/ Marguerite Dinsmorc, Paul Smitl
= of New York City, and John Hcrlih,
Of Ann Arbor, Mich, were visitors II
n town over the holidays as the guest
, of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Dinsmore.
o Carlisle Sargent has gone to Suga
: Hill, n. H., where he has been en-
gagged to play at Picketts for ten day
4 during the winter carnival.
S The Misses Beatrice and Lena Dunn
as of Manchester, y. H., are visiting
. in the city as the guests of Miss Mar
A. Turgeon at her home in Pear
s street.
:. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mccarthy O
Lowell, Mass, are visiting in the cit
= with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis BeaurcgarJ
! Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rice 0
Worcester. Mass, spent last weel
: with Mrs. Rice's mother, Mrs. Eliz
S Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Maycttc o
: Gardner, Mass. arc the proud parent
f of son, born December 20. and
grandson to Mr. and Mrs. GeoyS
= Brooks Of this place.
: Daniel Donelly of Fal! River. Mass
r. is visiting in town as the guest of hi
t. daughter, Mrs. Adelbett Strcetcr.
: Charles Narney has been confined t
V the house by illness for the past fey
weeks.
o. Mr.. and Mrs. John Finley were il
> Cabot Friday, where they were Gale
- to attend the funeral of an uncle, job
~ Mccormick.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Aldrich an
y son James, are in Boston, where the
- will spend a short time visiting.
Paul Bernier has returned to Holy
Y, oke, Mass, after spending the Christ
= mas holidays with his mother at he
home on Portland street.