Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-23

Tough mas returned TO camp DCNcnS
for the parade ce tho Goth and 10 get
hi; discharge.
The following letters remain UNI
claimed at the poStoficc: Ladies,
Miss Ruth Bryant, Mrs. Nellie Free
hart, Mrs. J. E. Vancour. Gentlemen.
William Chapman, Patrick Whalen.
Arthur II. Marshall landed in Bos-
ton, Monday on the U. S. S. Santa
Paula. Mr.. Marshall and son, Lin
coin, went Tuesday morning to Bos-
ton to see him and attend the parade
Of the Goth.
Dir. and Mrs. l.. c. Aldrich Of JET
fcrson spent Sunday with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Goss. Mon
day they left for ten days stay i'll
New York.
George Placcy of Monroe, Mrs. l..
w. Aver of North Troy, Owen
Sweeney of Woodbury., MIS-. Frank
Pageau of Littleton, Hale Mason Of
Orleans and E. T. Wood of Lyndon
vile were visitors here Thursday.
William Landry of Leach & Water
mans store was ill Monday.
Mrs. Lillian Pcttcy spent Sunday
in Lyndonvillc.
Fred Kelley spent the week end
with friends in Newport.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Green spent
Monday in Littlcton.
Preston Conner has commenced
work at Shcrburne's Restaurant.
+ Mrs. John Rickaby went Monday to
I Bellows Falls to meet MI. Rickaby.
| At the Easter Ball on Thursday
ni~ht, Miss Emma Lavingc, soprano
soloist, will sing during. the concert.
Attorney David L. Porter left Mon
day for Guildhall to attend Essex
county court.
Miss Julia Stcnson of Shcrbrookc
is Il guest of Miss Minnie Palmer
at the Avenue House.
b. p. Skinner resumed work Mon
day morning after Il two weeks Ill
ness with plcurisy.
Steven ellis of Fitchburg, Mass
was guest at the home OF MIS-
Mary Caldbcck for the week end.
The funeral Of Mrs. Louis Rcaurc-
card will be held Wednesday morning
at $50 at Notrc Dame church.
Mrs. Fred Robinson is assisting IN
,bc Lougcc e. Smythc store during
tho Easter sale.
Mrs. Hattie Woodward is caring
for Mrs. Ralph Martin, who Is sui
very i'll. .,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cardcr, VINO
have spent the winter here, Lett MON
dyy for Meredith, N. II. j,
Mrs. ]. G. Austin went to lnwood
Monday, to visit her father H. L
Cooper. wan,
Mrs. Carrie Warren OF Wclis
River spent the week end at the nome
or her brother, Dir. w. e. Kicker, rc'
turning Monday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Shcrburnc WIS.,
tied his mother, Mrs. c. F. Shcrburnt
at Lyndonville, Sunday.
Mrs Downer Newell and son, Henr!
of Holyokc, Mass, are guests OF III
and Mrs. II Newell
Miss Hattie Twombly Of Lebanon
snent the week end at Mrs Z. wi
Twombly's. .co,,
Mrs. Eugene Lcmcrc of Springfield
Mass, spent Easter with her mother
Mrs. Juneau, returning home Monday
Mrs. Joseph Howe OF WoodsV'il'
spent the week end with her daughter
Mrs. Raymond Pearl.
Mrs. James Logan and MIS-. Eimore
Smith went to Lyndonville MONDAY
10 visit Mrs. David Esplln.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. WOODWARD
left Monday for Hartland, where tne9
will spend the remainder OF thf
snrinr and summer months with his
father. Oliver Woodward at his farm
Pvt Frank SWEET, just back IRON
overseas, has been visiting at Z. M
Twombly's. Monday he went to Je''
fcrson to visit his brother, George
Smith. ,---
Mrs. Jackson Smith of Mclndocs
Falls returned home Monday IRON
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Eli
more Smith.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gaines, who
spcnt the week end with her slstc'
| Mrs. Clinton Jones, returned TO thci'
home in Woodsville, Monday.
H.R. johnson was in town Monday
IN his way to Newport News, va:
where he returns to service in tho U
s. navy after spending leave al
home. r,
Perlcv f. Hazcn, A. L. Ashcrai'
and O. A. Ullich left Monday morn
ing for Buffalo on business FOR inc u
and T. Fairbanks Co. They will DC
gone several days.
A regular meeting of the Suffrage
Club will be held Thursday evening
April 81, at 1880 o'clock at the Won,
ans Club house. After an important
business meeting Mrs. Harriet ldt
will give a short talk and Mrs. George
+. Cheney will tell of some OF the
work accomplished at The annual con
vcation in St. Louis Of the American
Woman's Suffrage Association. Ever!
Woman is cordially invited to atteni
this netting. The annual dues OF tho
club arc only Is cents and an urgent
invitation IS extended to all to !on
and help in this good work.
Quincy A. Whitchill of Rycgatt
/ was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Tcssa Lunnic, profcssionrl