St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-14

partment went to Brightlools Hospita
Thursday. where he underwent al
/ operation in the afternoon. Part o
the fingers of the left hand were am
/. putated.
NJ. C. Jameson of Hardwick, was |
visitor here Thursday.
A basketball team made up of boy
| in the graded school Lewiston of tn
ST. Johnsbury Club played 4 Hard
wick school team Friday night a
! Hardwick.
! A. +. Christopher and Z. s. Gran
! Of Lyndonville. visited in the city Fri
day.
| Lottie Wilson CT Hardwick, spen
Friday in ST. Johnsbury on business
| George Merriam of Barton. was {
business visitor in town Friday.
Bertha Way of West Burke called
| on friends in st. Johnsbury Friday.
Claude Human and Merrill Gibson
left last night for Woodsville, n. II.
where they attended basketball
game. -.
p. T. and H. X. Ide have bought
from George c. Cary the Cary plant
on Bay street, adjoining their store
and will in this way greatly increase
their capacity for grain and coal stor-
age. This it is thought, will help in
the future to prevent any such coal
and grain famine as has been expert
cnced this winter.
C. E. Kirk has sold F. S. Woods
property on Church street to Charles
E. and Kate D. Green, possession CIV
en- May list.
DR.. NJ. G. Benedict left Thursday
afternoon for, Burlington, where he
mill attend "a meeting Of the 18th an
nual convention of the school masters
of Vermont with the. State University.
Thomas ,BrownloWs is home from
Eurdett College and visiting with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown
low for. q few days.
A. w. Mears Of Newport was vis-
itor in the city Friday on business.
w. c.. Rocheleau of Concord, was
business visitor. here Friday.
Arthur F. Stone was In West Dan
vile last evening" where he addressed
q community meeting held under the
auspices of the boy scouts.
Miss Retta Lane, who has been Wis
ting in town q few days with Mrs. ].
r.. Brightly and DR.. Carleton. returned
to her home in Orleans Monday.
Miss Edith Moy, a recent graduate
of Brightlook Hospital, has been the
guest, for the past week. of Mrs. Abel.
ltoughton. Miss .Moy returned Sat-.
urday to her home in Sherbrooke.
Mrs. Mabel Carpenter was a recent
visitor in the Stark neighborhood as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stark.
Ernest Crawford of Irasburg, spent
the week .end. with friends in ST.
Johnsbury. i =s: .'s..s =! E. -
f. b. Williams of Barton. IS visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs: T. j.
COlbnfn.4 = A~sf. ,!:7el =;
Mrs. Grover Smith. OF Groton. was
in the city over sunday. p
William Robinson of Danville,
spent Saturday in town on business.
George Pope took a business trip to
IIardwiek Saturday. s5.s.:.,,
Fred Demers was the guest of rel-
atives in Hardwick over Sunday.
Edward Carr returns to resume his
studies at Goddard Senina ry in Barre
Monday after. spending the Weekend
at home. f>>s
Miss Nora Kennison of Irasburg.
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Collins the past few days.
Merle. Colburn visited in Groveton,
N. H.. Friday. -. 4. ~
Mrs. Albert Emmonds returned Fri
day from short visit. with relatives
in Lyndonville.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Joyce and
daughter. Helen. of North Dantille,
were among the out Of town visitors
in CT Yo1inSht1rp Ga f1Yr 6ay .s.
L. M. sKinsles' of Ofleans, visited
friendsin the city Saturday.
: Mr.. Howe of Bradford, was in town.
on business Saturday. !
Warren Estabrooks land William
Kim bah returned Saturday from a
weeks visit in New York and Bos-,
tom. :: II II
NJ. S. Giles of Lyndon Center. was
o business visitor in ST Johns5ury
Saturday. = - - 80 Z. :.
Mrs. VS.. zBrownell. who wasaop-e
Grated upon .recentl y at st. hnsbury
Hospital. was able to return home
Sunday.
W. Burton Dean of Orleans, re-
turns to his home in Orleans Monday
after short visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Beck.
Ralph Provencal arrived home Sat-
urday from Montreal, Pc. where he
has been the guest of relatives for
some time. s
Oscar Roy has returned to his home
after a long illness at the st. Johns
bury Hospital.
Emil Fourier of Manchester. N. f.,
arrived Friday for visit with St.
Johnsbury relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs w L. Regan of
Brownington were visitors in town
Saturday
Among the st. Johnsbury boys who
enlisted in. the navy Saturday, the
last day of the recruiting officers stay
in this city;dwere Raymond Cassidy
and Clarence Pope. They left with
the officers Saturday. -
Fred Bahcock has been confined to
the house with the grip. -.
n. A. -Morreu, who has had charge
of. The DAILY aGALEDONIAN'S sacti-
vities in Newport the past few weeks,
spent the weekend in town.
Merrill Gibson returns Monday from
East Ryegate, where he was the guest
Of his parents over Sunday.
Zelma, the 5-year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Hoel Hinman was taken
to Brightlook Hospital Sunday after-
noon, where she was operated upon
for a mastoid abcess. She was re-