The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-03
HEARD DURING THEDAY
News and Comments of the Town
and County Briefly Told for
Caledonian Family

Patrick Daley, who is employed at
the cable department of the New
England Telephone Co., at st. Johns
bury and Newport, is visiting his
parents in Rutland.
Mrs. Paul D. Moody and two chill
dren have returned from Fairfield,
Conn, where they have spent por-
ton of the summer.
Miss Margaret Coveny left Tues
day morning for Springfield, Mass,
where she fine position as teacher
in the public schools.
Hon. Eugene C. Foss, former gov
ernor of Massachusetts,, and a party
toured through st. Johnsbury Labor
day and stopped here long enough
Ito greet few of his friends.
Edmund P Hamilton, the newly
appointed special examiner in the
United States Employment service,
left for Montpelier Monday to begin
his work. Just before leaving the
scale works Saturday noon he was
called to the foundry and presented
| by Mr.. Brough, on behalf of the
foundry employees, with fine trav-
flee he was then handed a sum Of
flee he was their handed sum of
money from the lady associates in
his office. There were no speeches
at either presentation but Mr.. Ham
ilton expressed his sincere thanks to
both parties for their gifts.
Miss Mia Olcott left Monday for
Torrington, Conn, where she will
teach for the coming year.
Henry J. Fuller of New York, pres
ident of the E. and T. Fairbanks Co.,
gave dinner Friday night at the ST.
Johnsbury House to a dozen of the
officials of the St. Johnsbury COM
pany. Following the report an in
formal conference was held on scale
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and two
sons of Methuen, Mass, have been
visiting Miss Lula Fulford.
Miss Helen Burbank of Montpeli-
err returned to her home Monday, af-
ter spending a week with Miss Mary
Dinsmore and Miss Hilda Day.
Announcements have been receiv-
ed by friends of the marriage at Gro
ton, July 20, of Ralph C. Lord and
Miss Myra e. Walker. Mr.. Lord is
foreman at the Republican Office and
Mrs. Lord is connected with the
printing department of E. & T. Fair
banks & Co.
Mrs. Otis Amsden and daughter
Shirley, have returned to their home
| in Boston, after spending two weeks
with Mrs. Martha Smith.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William West were
rendered a farewell party on Satur
day evening at the. home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Walter G. Rodliff by about 81
/ of their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Yves
left Monday morning for HoIyoke
Mass, where Mr.. West has posi-
ton with the American Writing Pap
er Co.
Mrs. Jennie S. Noyes, who ha
been spending a short time in Tibet
ford, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Corskie o
Barre spent Labor Day with Mrs
Corskie's mother, Mrs. Jeannett
Davie.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckay o
Billerica, Mass, are visiting Mrs
Jean McGregor.
Earl Drown of White River juno
ton is in town for the week.
DR.. and Mrs John Wesley ar
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Joshua M
Frost in Portland, Me.
Among the visitors at Charlie
Fairs the past week were Jessi
i Blodgett, and sister, Mrs. Sortwel
from Worcester, Mass; Mrs. Ruth
Dodd of Buffalo, Ethel Duncan o
Monroe, Mrs. Margaret Woods O
Ryegate, Mrs. Maggie Wright an
daughter of Passumpsic and Mrs
Crissie Rash.
Ed Rumble and family and Ere
: Filgate and family have moved fror
Railroad street to st. Mary street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Plumle
SpelG CuIludy dG 6dCIclIn Will 1uIs
Plumley's sister.
Mrs. George Placey spent Frida
with her daughter, Mrs. Merrill
Johnson.
w. S. Brock of Barnet came u
Monday to attend the field day 0
the scale employees.
The funeral of the late George H
Frost was held at the North churc
chapel Sunday afternoon, conducte
by Rev. J. J. Hutchinson. There wa
a large attendance of friends an
Apollo Lodge, No. 2, Knights of Py
thias, attended in a body. The beal
ers were C. M. Berry, c. w. Steele
J. M. Cady and Fred G. Moore an
the interment was in Mt. Pleasar
cemetery.
There will be a corn roast an
dance at the Fair Ground Wednesda
night, Sept. II for the benefit c
the relief fund of the Brightlook no;
pital.
Attorney General Barber of Bra
tleboro and States Attorney Campbe
represented the state in the prelin
mary hearing before Judge FRYE Z