The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-07
HEARDDURINC THE DAY

Miss Sadie Lemire spent Sunday
at her home in Lyndon.
Mrs. George Fourier of Lunen-
burg is at the st. Johnsbury Hospi-
tai.
The regular meeting of the New
England Order of Protection. has
been postponed.
Howard Ford spent Sunday with
his family and returned to Newport
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mcpherson
spent Sunday at their home in West
| Burke.
Mrs. Charles Rogers Of Lunenburg
is caring for iller daughter, Mrs,
Mildred Waterman, who is i'll.
H. H. Stuart of Bacon on the Hud-
son, is visiting his son, Rowland H.
Stuart.
Mrs. Mabel Bonett is in Brook
Ign, N. Y, visiting her nephew, Il.
L. Randall, and caring for the sick
in the family.
Mrs. Roger Millett has returned
to Nashua, N. H., after spending a
two weeks, vacation with her moth
er, Mrs. C. L. Clark.
A civil service examination for de-
partmental clerks was held here Sat-
urday and eight took the eXamina-
ton.
Frank Bailey is now delivering the
mail on Harry w. Clark's route ano
during the temporary illness Of Hugh
Spaulding, Carl Heyer is doing his
work
Harlan A. Hadley, United States
Naval Reserve, returned to New Lon
don Saturday after spending a few
weeks fu1lough with st. Johnsbury
friends.
A small but interesting collection
of war envelopes is on exhibition al
the window of Browns cigar store
the property Of Ralph C. Sulloway
4 an enthusiastic stamp collector.
The health officer received report!
! of 154 cases of the grip on Satur
: day and 1913 on Sunday There il
still a great distress in many home.
because Of lack of proper nursing
and a chance to cook for the sick.
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Doyle ant
: daughters, Vera and Madeline, an(
N Mrs Herbert Doyle, have returned
from motor trip to New York. Mrs
Y Doyle visited in Baltimore. TIL
4 doctors office will be opened Tues
S day, October 8.
S Clarence H. Rickaby and little son
6 Clifton, picked strawberries Satur
7 day, which were ripe, also apple bio
SONS. Mrs. Marion F. Adams pickle
ripe raspberries at Elmwoode thi
week and some wild strawberries ar
now in blossom on the grounds a
Pinehurst.
Among the fatalities from the in
:. fuonza are Mrs. Modesto Lachanc
! Jr., Miss Elgie Taft, Lieut.. Harol
- M. Ladd, Robert Bennett, Arthu
- Mrs. Estella Folsom Robert Ben
y nett was president of the senior elias
- at the academy and Miss Taft wa
g Principal Davis secretary
~ These are the advertised letters q
3 the St. Johnsbury post office for tn
& week ending Oct. 5: Mrs. Carrie
"a Clement; Mrs. E. Chickey, Mrs. Ma
70 vina Lord, Mrs. C. w. Simpson, Clan
l. ence E. Chandler, Fred Caron, Chan
ID les Gaffney, Frank Lemey, Andre
McCray, John Mclaughlin, Leon Ri1
g ers, C. H. Sanborn, w. 7. Smitl
20 Robert Stuart, Albert Tetreaul
ls Harry White.
I'd The funeral of the late Ashton T
Willard of Boston was held at M
Pleasant cemetery Saturday after
N noon, Rev. F. B. Richards officiating
IN The bearers were H. w. Blodget
is John C. Clark, P. F. Hazen, Charlie
Or H. Horton, A. B. Noyes and Arthu
F. Stone. Those coming from out c
= town to the service were Mr. Wi
, lard's daughter, Miss Theodore Wi
II lard, his two sisters, Misses Mar
H and Eliza Willard, Albert L. Farwel
II all of Boston, and Prof. James /
II Richardson of Dartmouth COLLEGE