St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-14

Mrs. John Bean and Mrs. +. H.
Michem Of Lyndonville, called on
.riends in the city Wednesday.
II. II. Fyler and J. L. Fyler of
Burke were in town on business Tues
day
George T. Smith of South Walden,
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Alexander Dunnctt and w. J. Bige-
low returned Wednesday from Que
Dec, where they had been for the
past few days on the case of Mr. Dun
nett against the government. The
case is one in which payment is asked
for the automobile owned by the
plaintiff, which was struck by q train
while touring in Canada a year or
more ago. Mr.. BigeloW was with Mr.
Dunnett at the time of the accident
and was called as q witness. Robert
Wakefield, who also went from here
as a witness as to the condition the
machine was in when taken to the
garage, went to Colebrook, n. H., on
a short business trip, before returning
home. 1t is expected that q decision in
the case will be handed down in a
couple of weeks.
! Joseph Walker left Thursday on
a business trip to Boston.
| Thomas BroWnlow left Monday for
Boston, where he has entered Bur-
dett College.
Fl. J. Warden of West Burke, WIS.,
| tied in town Wednesday,.
Mrs. Daniel Gilman left Thurs
/ day morning for Boston, where she
| will visit relatives.
Lindol Scott left Tuesday for Fort
| Covington, N. Y, where he will spend
| a few days on business.
| Mrs. Louis Carrier returned Mon
| day evening from Quebec, where she
! has been visiting relatives the past
/ few weeks.
Frank Goss of Peacham, was q St
/ Johnsbury visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Davis of Lam
caster, n. H.. were the guests of Hen
ry Batchelder Wednesday.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Scott and Miss Caroline
Ely returned Wednesday evening
| from two weeks visit in New York
City and Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Agnes Mooney is confined tt
| the house by illness.
John Alcock of East Burke, visited
friends in st. Johnsbury, Wednesday
/ Mrs. w. S. Maston and Mrs. G. S
Hickey visited friends in Barton, Wed
! nosday.
Walter Gilfllan of West Barnet
was in the city Wednesday.
Rev. J. A. Dwyer was at Montpe
lier on Tuesday to act as celebrant a
the mass for Mrs. II. l.. e. Smith, who
was killed in an automobile acciden
at Pasadena. Father Lynch of North
field assisted as sub deacon at thu
! mass at st. Augustines church.
D. G. IIorner was called to Brad
ford Monday by the death Of his cous
in, Warren Woodward, Tuesday night
Henry Woodward, a brother of Wan
fren. died Of pneumonia. and anothe
brother, John, is very ill from th'
same disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Heath o
Montpelier, have moved to st. Johns
bury. Mr. Heath who has been ;
boiler maker for the Montpelier ant
!. Wells River Railroad, will work 70
the Fairbanks Company.
Mrs. Laura Burt has returned hom
after spending several weeks at th
home of her son, Clayton R. Burt q
Toronto, Ontario. ~
Mrs. George A. Balch of Iunen
berg, was Il visitor i'll the city owe
Wednesday andSThursday.
Mrs. l.. J. Brock, Miss Kathryl
Brock and Harold Conant of Yves
Barnet, were visitors in the city Wed
ncSday.
Miss Blanche Burns of Newport. re
turned to her home Thursday afte
spending a few days in town at tn
home of Earle Roundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Kelley of Kir
by, passed Thursday in the city wit
Mr.. Kelley's aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Sui
loway at her home on Summer street
J. r. c. Babcock returned Thurs
day from a weeks business trip t
Berlin, n. II.
Mrs. Charles Hosford was called
Windsor Friday by the death of he
neice, June Moyc.
Word has been received in this cit
I from Seattle, Wash, Of the death {
Frank A. Hudson, a former residcr
Of st. Johnsbury. lie left here Jbo,
II years ago.
Among those from this place to a
tend the funeral of AIRS. Hastings
Concord. Thursday afternoon wer
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kellogg, Mr.. an
Mrs. John Montgomery, Mr.. and Mr.
Lyle Spaulding, Edward Spauldin
Mrs, Jane Williamson, Mrs. HIATT
Reed, Herman Williamson and III
2 and Mrs. j. S. Weeks.
Mrs. C. H. Thayer is suffering frol
an attack Of the grip at the home
: her daughter, Mrs. o. III. Smith, o
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