The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-09
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home of her daughter, Mrs. E. d.
Smith, early Saturday morning, after
q long and weary illness. Mrs. Steb-
bins had the misfortune to break her
hip last winter and has never recov-
cred sufficiently to leave her bed. She
has received every care and attention
from her family. Monday prayers
will be said at the home of E. d.
Smith and the remains will be taken
to Cambridge, Mass, where the
burial will take place.
Doris Spafford Of Orleans has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Stoddard, before re-
porting in Washington, D. c., for
duty in a government position.
Mrs. Mary Fox of Rumney is Wis
| ting her sister, Mrs. DIR. Elliott.
John O'Ccnnor is taking Bert Hol-
brooks place as station agent while
Mr.. Holbrook is away on a vacation.
Eula Gochee is visiting relatives in
Windsor
William H. Fletcher of Pasadena,
Cal, called on w. Fl. Burbank re-
Gently.
1t is rumored that Moses Roy will
run for democratic representative.
Miss Hazel Kay is visiting her
aunt, Mrs Harry Cowles, in Lyndon
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Mrs. Ella Johnson, director of the
Barnet Red Cross, was appointed
delegate to attend the Red Gross
meeting Tuesday at St. Johnsbury.
George Brown is building new
barn at his home on Church street
Miss Emma Thompson was called
to Lisbon Thursday to attend the
funeral of her cousin, Max Thomp-
son.
Alice Pike has gone to Lowell
Mass, to attend school. She viii
take a business course.
Frank Hunt, who has been visiting
friends in this vicinity, has returned
to his home in Lowell, Mass.
3 Mrs. Willard Hazelton and daugh
> ter, Bette, Mrs. r. H. Hazelton ano
daughter, Edith, Laura and Franklin
4 Dow, were visitors in St. Johnsbury
Thursday.
Miss Marjorie Albee and Laur;
Dow went to Lyndon Institute to be
S gin school Monday.
T Pliny Mason of Boston is visiting
S his mother, Mrs. Ella Mason. Mrs
n Mason is reported as recoverin!
e from her recent illness.
;. Warren Chapman, who has bee
working in the shipyard at Ports
: mouth during thes ummer, was il
g town over Sunday and expects to re
/, turn to Barnet this fall and resum
his old job as mail carrier on R. +
D. No. 1.
h Arthur Robinson of Lyndonvill
n visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Robinson, Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Guthrie of McIndoe
and Mrs. Cora Cobleigh of Laconi
! visited Mrs. Mary B. Hazelton Tues
= day.
e The meeting of the Red Cross wi
e be changed from Wednesday of thi
y week to Tuesday, the 10th, on &C
count of the Red Cross rally at s.
CIt w CQIICSOdy
Wallace Graham, who is employee
in munition factory in Marlboro
Mass, has been visiting at his HON
here. His mother and niece, VIII
y came with him, are still here. NJ
n Graham returned to Marlboro Tue:
ID! day.
y Alice Webster, Andrew Arthu
3 Ed Robinson and George Amidon al
N attending school at McIndoes Acac
4 envy.
lie Station agent Bert Holbrook
S, taking his annual vacation.
$ Milo Gibson, professor of Germa
er ir Mercersburg Academy in Penn
S. sylvania, ard who has been this sun
$ mer in camp at West Barnet, is no.
l. at Walkers Inn.
is Lenetta Nutting fof Mancheste
IS N. H, has been visiting her mothe
lie at the home of her grandmothe
l. Mrs. Marie Nelson.
le Mrs. Alice Thayer, who has bee
lie visiting here, has returned to he
n home in Franklin, N. H.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilfllan an
daughter, who have been visiting g
II the home of w. S. Johnson, have re
e turned to their home.
e Richard Harris, who has bee
le spending his summer vacation wit
his relatives here, has gone to hi
. home in Hvannisnort Mass