Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-02
St. JOhnsbury Local

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sevigny, WI
have spent the winter in Bridgeport
Conn. returned to st. .Johnsbui
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Phelps and Mrs. Nell
Saddle and daughter, May of Nell
does Falls We're recent visitors
town.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Univel
salist church will meet Thursday al
ternoon with Mrs. William Miles, q
% Railroad street.
Mrs. Bert Stowcll is moving he
goods to Burlington. She will joi
her husband there where they will
make their home.
Mrs. S. Williams and daughte
, Caroline of 10 Railroad street are il
Weodsville and Newbury visitin.
friends and relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Smith of Hard
wick, Irma King of Passumpsic, M,
and Mrs. Vim Har.ey of West Bar
net, Miss Marion Fisher and Mrs
Fisher of Lyrdonvi!le were recent
visitor here.
The College club held Il very inter
esting meeting with Miss Martha Hal
on Saturday afternoon at her home
on Highland avenue. The business
Of the session being short, plans for
the future were discussed. The pro-
gram consisted Of current events at
the various colleges and was under
the direction of Mrs. Arthur F. Stone.
Miss Hilton of the Academy faculty
rendered piano solo, which was
much appreciated. The hostess SER
we'd delicious refreshments and every
one enjoyed herself.
"Oh, Boy" is the musical comedy
success of many seasons. Its ire
mendous popularity is due to it's de-
lightful story as we'll as it's dainty
and colorful production and it's music
rcplete with lifting melodies. Colon
ial Theatre, April 2.
The annual meeting of Grace Unity
Club will be held Friday evening at
7.30 o'clock in the church parlors.
The hostesses for the evening are
Mrs. E. N. Brough, Mrs. r. w. Turn
er, Mrs. ID. C. Stiles and Mrs. H. d.
Marchessault.
Miss Laila A. Mcneil Of Middle
bury is spending a short vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Abbie M. Nc
Neil.
Mrs. Henry G. Ely and Miss Eta
VI. Newell of Hanover, N. H., are
pending few days with their sis
er, Mrs. George H. Bradford, 1t
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Folsom of East Concord
hat their son, Ross Folsom, has
anded in New York from overseas.
lie went across in September, 1917,
With the 1O2nd Machine Gun Batta-
ion, was. wounded on October % last !
nd has been in the hospital since.
To follow The Man in Grey
trough the thrilling days of 18th
entury French history, or The Yep
elin's Passenger into the life of
,ngland during the War will give
ne reader a sense of mystery almost
$ great as he feels when reading
Tatalie Lincoln's The Three Strings
y The Apartment Next Door by
William Johnston. The Peace of
caring River by Van Schaick and
he Valley of the Giants by Peter
.yne will give all the charm Of life
/ the far West; while The Merry
cart brings you back to quiet days
n a New England farm, or Florence
will take you South, On
through. For pure humor read Pa
'icia Brent, Spinster, or J. F. Davis
DRY of the inimitable negro, Al
anzar. These are new books on the
oan List at the Library.
Save April 22nd for IONA Gales
ay, "The Neighbours" given by the
adv.
Wilbur Worthen is having repairs
AIDE on his house on Cherry street,
Guiding a veranda.
Miss Anne Peck will land in New
ork on the George Washington
.rly this week, after three years in
rance.
Morris Moriarty is assisting in
e Peck Co. store.
Miss Emma Locke is home from
altman, Mass, for Che summer.
F. F. Benjamin of the C. c. Bailey
j., Boston, was here Wednesday.
Mrs. L. H. Gordon of Lyndonville
as here Wednesday.
Mrs. II. E. Johnson from Lyndon
Is here on business Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Cheney was a visitor
West Burke Tuesday night.
Miss Nellie McCondach is at Geo.
for the present.
Mrs. Charles Severance went to
iffn, Que, to see her mother, Mrs.
J. Drew, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Fred Savers and Miss Pearl
God of Lunenburg were here Tues
Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bonnet of East
. Johnsbury visited Mrs. James
orris Tuesday.
The Rev. +. w. Woodwork is
lining slowly from his recent opera
m at Brightlook hospital.
Mrs. Eta Short of Monroe is re-
verinp from an operation at the