St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-12-05
EAST BURKE
(Mrs. 3. F. Humphrey, Correspond
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Mr.. and Mrs. T.. E. Wyman were re-
cent visitors of Dr. and Mrs G B..
Trench in West Concord.-Mrs. VIII.
lam Franch spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Lyndonvillc with Mr. and
Mrs Joshua Bemis.--AIrs. Ellen Wal
ter and daughter, Florence, spent last
week in Kirby with her parents. Mr..
md Mrs John Lang.-Rev. Mr.. Stur-
.evant returned Friday afternoon
from his home in Hartland, where, he
has been since M0nday.-Afr. anl
Mrs. Alfred burlington, Of Yves. l -eb-
anon, N H., spent the week end ct
g r. Temples. Master Roger Jenks
MS of Kirby, visited his aunt, Miss Liz
,ie jenkins, Thursday. and Z FRIDAY
The Red Cross workers OF East Burke
will go to, Sutton Thursday. for. an.
Ill daN meeting to help in the :wtoIk.
A big team willsleave abotft 8. 90. al M,
Ladies%are asked ITO please carry.
iunchs The ladies at sutton will 1istfys
alish tea and e.-There will ebe.
no Grange meeting until Wednesdays
january, 8, which will be installation.
A good attendance is, seSpecfe d.-Mrsss
JOnn Lang wassa recent, guest of Mrs.
Archie Fitzpatrick in Sheffield. M rs.
5herburn Langzyisited her sister, Mrs
f1ber Simpson. in st. Jolfnsbury ia st
week-Charles Hall of st. Johnsbury
vas a recent visitor at Joseph Demon
|srflle's-Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD Bros
eau and daughter, Muriel, and Onler
Denonvilie, have been visiting friends
N Norton the past -Week.-HMr anos
Mrs. Anlasa Chase of Sheffield, haze
come to M. S. Hardys to spend the
winter Mrs. Harry T phillips has
bought the Cora Frazier place Of the
Administrator Carl F'rasier.--Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Kittredge of Lyndon spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. tJef s.
erson Welcll-Mr. and Mrs William
3rockway, Mr.. and Mrs. Per1ey Har-
lis and children Carl, Lincoln, aud
Willard, Mrs Maggie Sullivan. Mrs.
Helen Carpenter and Mrs Roahcy
Parker with Mrs. fHnttse and Miss May
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Jenkins,
Willie jenkins and son, 9Mito.of Kirby,
Mrs. Athol Manning and baby from
Canada, J. Milo from Montpelier, and
Miss Lizzie jenkins with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Jeffrey.-Mortimer HolbroDks
and little daughter, Bernice, of Lyn-3
donville, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Buell.;
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hough in Lyme
donville with her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Daniels.--A1r.s
land Mrs. j. p. Stafford, Mrs. Mabel
Vance and daughter, Helen, at I. Carl
Frazier's; Frank Davis and. sons,
Claude, Howard, and PerieX and Miss
Helen Streeter of ST. JohnsburE; ateR.:
w. Streeter's; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Jock
at Joshua Bemi's; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry,
ley sofia 49,
Edmunds and children. Willie, Pear
ley and Nellie, with their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith.
Mrs. George Cole returned home.
Saturday afternoon from st. Johns.
bury, where she had been with her
| cousin, Mrs. George Donohue, since
leaving the ST. Johnsbury hospital on
| Wednesday, where she has been for
an opration for appendicitis.-Allyn
Lee has been spending few days in
| Lyndonville with his sister, Mrs.
Ernest Gour-Franklyn Lynch, who
has been home from Burlington the
past week, spent Friday with Ernest
Temple.-Miss RenaSpencer of Lyn-
don spent a part of last week at her
home fere.--Oliver Counter has sold
his farm to Sherburn Lang and son.
Philo. and is thinking of moving his
family to Lyndonville.-Charlie Cole,
Jr., is: moving from b. w. Streeteh's.
house near Cornwall Mill, in with his
mother, who continues in very poor
health.-Mrs. Alfred Davis returned.
home Saturday from, the ST. Johns
bury hospital where she has been for
an operation for appendicitis. mr.
and Mrs F. q. Temple and son, Err
nest, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Burlington
from West lebanon. n. H., Mrs Annie
Lang and two children of LyndonviIIe1