Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-26
A Solid Page Of St. Johnsbury Local

Mrs. A. W. Dean visited friends in
Lyndonvillc, Friday.
Miss Nadine Hunt is spending u
few days in West Danville.
Paul Houston is quite ill with pncu-
monia following influenza.
Thomas McCondach of Lyndonvillc
was i'll town Wednesday.
George NJ. Lowrey was a business
visitor i'll Barnet Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Ruth Flint ahu nv. mother,
Mrs l. q. Flint are spending i, week
in Boston.
Mrs. Rowland Stuart is substitute
ing at the organ during Miss Ruth
Flint's absence.
Miss Margaret Ling is at home for
Il few days on account of the illness
of her father.
Mrs. Hattie Woodward is confined
to the house by illness at her home
on Portland street.
Mrs. E. M. Dow, Mrs Francis
Leach and Miss Lottie Sherburnc
were visitors in McIndoes Friday.
Mrs. Elmer E. Doe, Miss Lillian
Doc and Mrs. L. o. Ranney of Or
leans visited in town Friday.
Leslie Merriam and Miss Eunicc
and Miss Marcia Stuart of Concord
were business visitors in town Fri
day.
Mrs. C. B. Chase and Mrs. Harry
Blodgctt were in Danvillc Friday to
attend the funeral of Raymond Nut
ting.
Mrs. Thomas McCondach and child
rem have returned to Lyndonvillc af-
ter spending u week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowrey.
Thirty people, eighteen feature
musical numbers and nine big spec
tacular scenes in Vanity Fair at the
Colonial tonight.
Miss Nellie McCondach of Lyndon
vile underwent a successful operation
ut Rrightlook hospital last week
from which she is recovering rapid
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. +. Hazcn enter
tanned the teachers of the North
church Sunday school, with their
wives and husbands at the chicken pic
supper at the Methodist church Thurs
evening. About so were present. At
ter supper the teachers met in the
church parlor to talk over Sunday
school matters and to have social
time.
The +. c. A. met at the home Of
John Provost Thursday night and
enjoyed fine time. Songs were
sung and music was furnished by L.
MarcouX and E. Boucher. The
club is growing fast in membership,
new members joining every day. A.
J. Nolin, in behalf of the club, thank
cd Mr.. Provost and family for their
All the members were
invited to meet at the home of T.
146 Railroad street, next =.
Thursday night, Feb. 81.
Sgt. A. J. Del Corpo rendition
of Gounod's Ave Maria at the Sunday
evening service of Grace Methodist
Episcopal church gave proof of rare
musical ability. He plays five instru-
mcnts with equal finish. Sgt. Del
Corpo was formerly stationed at Fort
Ethan Allen as assistant band master.
His services were in demand on pa
trotic programs. He was recently
as first trumpeter, 58th
Field Artillery from Camp Jackson,
s. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Doe of Brad
ford were in town Thursday.
Mrs. H E. Pearl of Johnson was
a business visitor in town Thursday.
T.. B. Howard of Piermout, N. H.,
is visiting his brother, Roy Howard.
Mrs. d. C. Watt of Danvilel was
here Wednesday.
Howard Blossom of Barre was a
visitor in town Thursday.
David Conant was in Montpelier
Thursday on business.
Frank Bickford of Danville was a
business visitor here Thursday.
Henry Danforth of Littleton, N. -
H.. was a visitor in town Thursday.
The family of J. Paino is i'll with
he prevailing distempcr.
Mrs. Charles Howe is still seriously
II at her home at ~ Pearl, street.
Mrs. Frank Blossom is more COM
oltable at this writing.
Mrs l.. L. Harris visited in Little
on, Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Asslcin, who has been
II the past week is better
Mrs. DR.. Prime of Barton visited
ricnds in this place Thursday.
The friends of Ray Bailey were
.lad to see him out again from his
cccnt illness.
Miss Louise Darling from Lyndon
lille was in town on business Thurs
lay.
James Richie 4,1, Roy Warden
zero in Montpelier Wednesday at
ending Il meeting of \hc Shriners.
The Elks vii have their meeting at
aontpclier, March II, instead of Feb
ualy Is.
Mrs. John Blake and Mrs. M. y.
'rcnch of Lyndon Ccntcs visited in
own Friday
Mrs. II. +. Pratt of Ncwbury is
pending a few days with Mr.. and
frs. L. A. Pratt.
Miss Angie Wiley of Lyndon Cen
NJ visited Mrs. Mylcs Gilman We'd