The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-03
HEARD DURING THE DAY
News and Comments of the Town
and County Briefly Told for
CALIFORNIAN Family

Mrs. C. E. Severance has returned
from Smiths Mills, P. O., where she
has spent a week with her parents.
Miss Dora McCarty of Boston is
visiting Mrs. George Caldbeck.
Mrs. S. Bartlett and Miss Lois
Pillsbury of Sunapee, N. H., are the
guests of c. D. Hovey.
Mrs. Alice Davidson went to Bos-
! ton Thursday to spend the winter.
| Mrs. John Mccain of Lyndonville
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Kerr
A. C. Hunt brought into the Gale
DOMAIN office stable branch of ripe
raspberries Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Turner of Lexington,
Mass, is guest of Mrs. Hattie
Weeks.
Mrs. Ray Durham is visiting at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sawyer, in St. Johnsbury
| Center.
DR.. Carl w. Woods, captain United
States Post Hospital service, return
ed Thursday to Camp Sherman, Ohio,
after spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Woods.
William Morgan, who has been in
the electrical business in Lynn
Mass, returned home Thursday to
convalesce from an attack of pneu-
monia.
The gong at the scale works
sounds at 1890 every day to reminc
the townspeople of the daily call tc
prayer.
The Caledonia Farm Bureau Elk
change has sold to it's members since
I August II seventeen carloads of feeC
for horses and cattle and has untitled
/. orders for several carloads more.
Owing to the illness of Albert L
Judd, the faithful driver of the St
Johnsbury House bus, Landlord More
is driving his Packard car to the
trains for the hotel customers.
Harry w. Clark, Henry A Stearn
of Lyndonville and Cuisine Lawrence
Mulligan Of Hardwick entrained 70
Fort Slocum, N. Y, Thursday morn
ing Benjamin Bennett would have
gone in Mr.. Mullgan's place, bu
was kept at home by illness.
The many St. Johnsbury friend
of Hiss Ruth NJ Godfrey of Ben
nington, who went to California tx
spend the winter as the private sec
rotary Of William Dudley Pelley, viii
be interested to learn that she has re
signed her position and returned from
Los Angeles to her Bennington home
The St. Johnsbury branch of thu
American Red Cross needs two fla
top desks and chairs, also two tables
for Office furniture suitable for the
Office it is proposed to open in the
Arlnory for Red Cross and Home
Service work Anyone having an!
of these articles of furniture is asked
to communicate with Arthur G
Sprague CT Arthur R. Brooks.
With reports from two doctors still
out Health Officer Hartman reports
$50 new cases of the grip in St
Johnsbury Wednesday. Orrie jerks
seems little more comfortable today
and so is Charles O'Loghlin. Both
are quite i'll with pneumonia. Ear
D. Evans died of pneumonia at his
home on Cross street early Thursday
morning. Perley Morrill,, an empolye
at the scale factory, died Of the same
disease Wednesday,,
Officer Murphy of Burlington and
Officer Wallace of St. Johnsbury
rounded up two deserters at Barnet
Wednesday, where they had secured
employment. They had left Camp
Devens about four weeks ago and
were found in partial uniform. Then
names were Louie Martell and Bill
Cuby. Martell is a St. Johnsbury
boy and Cuby halls from this region
Both were taken to Camp Devens by
Officer Murphy.