St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
PERSONALS

F. j. Frost of Fremont, N. H.. is
visiting in town at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. @. G. Sargent.
Miss Maude Marshall of Albany, N.
Y, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. G. Marshall, Eastern avenue.
Miss Marshall has resigned her posi-
ton with the State Educational Do
partment at Albany and has enlisted
in the service of her country, and ex-
poets to go to France soon as stenog
rapher to DR.. A. w. Citing, director
Of the Albany base hospital.
Mrs. Mary Menut, who has been ill
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John Rickaby, in Arlington. Mass,
came home Thursday. She stood the
trip well, but is still very i'll.
Miss Josephine NJ Woods is spend
ing her vacation at Winthrop High
lands. Mass.
Miss Alice Atherton of Dubuque,
Iowa. and Miss Marguerite Atherton
Of Chicago, ILL.,, are visiting in town
with Mrs. L. A. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs j. N. ,Goulet of 80
Caledonia street, are the parents OF
an eight-pound daughter. The moth
| err and baby are doing fine.
| Miss Mildred Rand has returned
| from a weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Fitchburg, Mass.
| Miss Rae Barney returned Friday
from a few days visit at the home OF
| her father in South Barre.
| Miss Agnes Burbank is spending a
week visiting with friends at North
| Hatley, P. c., and at Newport.
| e. o. Nelson of Barnet wasSa bust
ness visitor in town yesterday.
| On Aug. a SON, Alfred G., was
born to Mr.. and Mrs George Mar
cote, and grandson to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred L. Narcotic.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Howe re.
turned home Friday by the way OF
Franconi;a Notch after making a triI
of 500 miles by the way Of Crawford
Notch to- Portland, and the Maine
beaches, leaving Mr.. and Mrs. RALPH
Bailey at Boston en- route for theil
home in West Virginia.
Mrs. Joseph E. Clark of Swanto1
is very Ill and confined to Brightlool
+ Hospital. Mrs. Pansy Clark was tax
en- suddenly i'll at the home of Georg'
Moulton. and is now at Brightlool
Hospital, where her condition is con
sidered more favorable.
Mrs. w. J.. Murphy and children
have been spending two weeks witt
Mrs. Murphy's sister, Mrs. F.. E
Bowles in Littleton. -
Miss Vera Barrett left Friday TO
Joe's Pond. where she will spend
/ week as the guest Of Miss Beatric
Badger, who is in camp there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Higgins Of SUIT
ton were in town Friday on bust
| ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Aldrich o
Boston returned home Friday afte
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. M
Kelley.
Mrs Mary j. Walker and daughte
Myra are visiting in Hardwick as tn
; guests of Mrs. Walkers sister, Mrs
H. w. Lavalley.
Alonzo Story went by automobile t
: Burlington Sunday to visit his brother
Fred. at Fort Ethan Allen.
S. J. Bennett is now a member of. tn
fire fighting force at the Central sta
ton.
!, Clyde Moffett, Harold Coakley, Rot
ert NORM and Guy Kellogg visite
friends in Hardwick Sunday. maxim
the trip by automobile.
- Edward Woodbury. has returne
>, from Boston, where he made applica
V ton for service in the United State
!, Navy
: u G. Dean of Barnet was bus
ness visitor in town over the week
D end.
I. L. Sweet and C. W. Ransom {
I East Hardwick were business visitor
). lin town Saturday.
Miss Essa Hawley of Pike, N. H.,
: a visitor with friends in town for
: few days.
Rev. H. R. Myers of Salem, N. J
;. was the speaker at the Union Bal
fist Church Sunday morning. In tt
: evening he spoke in the church !,
Passumpsic.
Anne Boucher of Barton was
town Saturday and will begin work
>. the E. and T. Fairbanks & Co.
works Monday.
Miss Mabel Cole of Pompanoosuc
9 visiting in town as the guest OF h,
sister. Miss Elizabeth Cole.
r. Arthur Turgeon of Lyndonvilie r,
. turned to his home Sunday aft,
n q short visit in town with his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurent Furgeon. n
Il daughter Evelyn. who has been vi
is ting here. returned with him.
nj Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eldridge m.
Itored to Willoughby Lake Sunday.