St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-11
EAST BURKE
(Mrs. B. r.. Humphrey, Corr


sic by the combined chorus. Appro-
pirate music was given by III. D. Web
ster. cornet; J. w. Kelley, violin and
Miss Eva Rosebrooks. piano.-Mrs c.
A. burlington returned Sunday after
noon to her home in West Lebanon,
y. H.. after spending the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Temple.-Edward Byrn has finished
work in Wheelock and commenced
work in the saw mill here.-Mrs. Adj
die Cowen and son Harold, from Lyn-
don Center were recent visitors of
ser from Wheelock was a weekend
visitor of Miss Gladys McNally and
Edna Welch.-Lewis Counter has fin
ished work for Adna Abar at West
Burke and commenced work in Darl-
ing's saw mill.-William H. Jeffrey
and Rep. F. H. Orcutt were home
from Montpelier for the Weekend
Mrs. Annie Lang and two children
and Katherine burlington are ill with
measles.-Miss Ruby Page of Victory
is working for Mrs. I. NJ Hunter
Charlie Stanhope of Mt. View has re-
turned from business trip in Troy,
Vt.-Mrs. Ames finished nursing at
friends in st. Johnsbury.-Miss Lii
liam Petty and friend from ST. Johns.
bury. were week END visitors at Isaiah
Mathers-Arnold Percy has return
ed to his work at Mt. View after be-
ing home the past two weeks sicl
with measles.-Scott Stafford and sol
Fred We're in Brattleboro on business
last week.-Mrs.. Ellen Walter ant
daughter Florence of Lyndonville
were weekend visitors of her mother
w. Scott stafford of Rumney N. H
visited relatives here last week, hi
son Fred returned with him.-Mis
Goldie Hudson of Haven, is working
for Mrs. Fred Farmer.-Lewis Tai
bot of Lyndonville, was a weekend
visitor at B. w. Streeter's. Mrs. Sar
all Wilson and daughter Pearl of Der
lin, are visiting her brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mathers.-Jess
Bailey of East Haven is working a
Mt View farm.-William Hill is work
ing at Speedwell Farm. He expects tt
move his family there soon.-Clarenct
Stowell Of Springfield, Mass. has beer
visiting his grand mother, Mrs. Luc
jenkins the past Week.-Mrs. Merit
Sullivan is home from her work il
Burlington for a few days with he
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan
Elmer KerWin has finished work a
st. Johnsbury and is spending a few
/ days in town.-Mrs. Agnes Louvre.
who has been working at the boys
| dormitory as cook the past tire
| months, has finished there, and beef
visiting Mrs. Mary Hubbard the pas
| week, and calling on other friends
| Miss Hattie Richardson Of Littleton
| y. H, spent the past week with he
/ aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. B. "
| Streeter.-C. e. Freeto was HON
/ from his work in st. Johnsbury 70,
| the weekend with his family.-Em
| mons Stockwell of Norwich Universe
ty is spending week at the home o
his uncle, H D. Webster.-Mr. ant
Mrs Robert MaGill and two child
| rem of Danville, who have been visit
ing at James Gallagher are VISITING
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MaGill in Kirb!
this week.-Mrs.. E. F. Root who ha;
| been i'll for number of weeks has
far recovered as to be able to be GU
on her veranda.-Mrs. May ellison ant
son Clyde of Lyndonville, visited Mr.
and Mrs. George Phillips Sunday
Mrs. Alice Burt of Albany, VT, ha
been spending few days with he
/ aunt, Mrs. Mary Hubbard and mother
Mrs. Emma Jenkins in Kirby.-Mrs
F. E. Temple visited her sister, Mrs
Ellen Gile in St. Johnsbury last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Welch and
Master Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Per
ley Harry and sons Carl Lincoln ant
Willard, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Webster
Miss Floy Gibson and Emmons Stock
well were Sunday visitors at G. H
Kittredges.'-M Glen Streeter wa
home from st. Johnsbury with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Berton Street
er for the week end.-Mrs. Nellie Cas-
we'll went Saturday to Littleton, N
H., to visit her cousin, Miss Grac
Stafford returning home Monda
night-Mrs. e. W. Sturtevant return
ed to her home in Hartland Monday
after spending five months here. Rev
E. w. Sturtevant- returned with he
for a few days.-Mrs. Susan Streete
visited her daughter, Glen, in 81
Johnsbury Friday and Saturday. Mrs
Lewis Sentasbar kept house for he
; during her absence.
Congregational Church Notes
, Senior Christian Endeavor Thurs
: day evening at 100 at Oscar Phillips
: First half hour devoted to Christia
: Endeavor, topic remaining time t
Sunday school session.-Preachin
3 Sunday at 1890 am. Sermon topic
t .'On the Firing Line Sunday schoo
| Immediately following-Junior, Chris
tan Endeavor at pm, Union ser
vices in NJ. E. church sunday evenin
: at 7.30.
Methodist Church Notes
The Ladies' Aid will hold their an
nual business meeting this Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Marth
Welch.-Epworth League meeting a
the parsonage Thursday evening a
) 7.30.-Preaching Sunday morning a
Il 1890 Sunday school following. Glass
: es for all.
,. Evelyn Hunter has been spending
$ few days with her sister, Mrs. Perhar
} in kirby.-Mrs. E. C. Dickerman wa
recent visitor of Mrs. Collins in Or
: leans.-E. StockWell came Wednesda
} night from Norwich University
spend few days with his uncle, f
: D. Webster.-Mrs. Root who has bee
Il sick for several weeks is slowly gain
: ing and able to walk around the l1ous
! little.-Lyman Walter is confined t
!. the house by illness.-The saw mi
| commenced running Thursday morn
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