Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-21
St. Johnsbury Local

MI. ana Mis-. Robert atS0n, VINO
have spent some time with Mr.. and
MIS-. Darwin HoughtOn, left WcdneS-
day for Massachusetts,, where he has
a good position.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Pcrlcy Townc, who
have spent some time at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Townc, left Wednesday for Green
land, Nc, TO visit her parents, Mr..
and Mr.. Seaman Ripley.
-. w. b. French, Edwin Gray,
Mrs. Z. ID. Lee and sons of Con-
cord, Charles Darling of Lyndon,
MIR. w. W. Reardon of Barton were
IN town Tuesday and Wednesday.
i1omomber the dance tonight at Le-
,.c:c'S hall.
Mrs. Rose Jacobs of East Rycgate
vas here Thursday.
Dean Simpson is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Sarah Brockway of West
Burke is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tinker were
visitors in Burlington, Thursday.
Mrs. Catherine Morrison and Mrs
George Ballou were in Lyndonville to
ri>i' IT Fred Morrison's.
~. Paul West was taken to The
st. Johnsbury Hospital Wednesda!
and remains very i'll.
Mrs. Johanna Morrison Of Lancas-
tor j.; vj>tinm at Mr.. and Mrs
George Ballou'S.
Mrs. Catherine Morrison and Mrs
George Ballou visited ut Fred Nor
rison'., in Lyndonvillc, Thursday.
Attorney David Conant and Attor
ney Walter Wesley went to Lancas
ter, Thursday to hearing before
Referee Cook of Lyndonville.
Mrs. Herman Ellsworth of New
York is visiting her mother, MrS
Christy Morrison. Thursday the!
went to Lake Megantic to visit thei
old home.
/ Mrs. l.. +. Harris was in Yves
Burke, Thursday on business.
Lawrence Leach is home from
visit at Camp Winncshewauka.
Mrs. Augusta Phelps was a visito
at st. Johnsbury Center, Thursday
Glenn wilkins of Morrisville wa
here on business Thursday.
Mrs. A. l.. Piche is home from
! visit to relatives in Lancaster.
Mrs. William Bcmis of Lyndonvill
visited in town Thursday.
Mrs. f. N. Carr of Danville wa
, here Thursday on business.
Judge Walter p. Smith went t
Montpelier Thursday to attend
meeting of probate judges.
Mrs. John Lang was a guest o
Mrs. Charles Bailey at East Barne
Thursday.
Walter Dutton, Judge Melv
Morse of Hardwick were legal visit
ors here Thursday.
Mrs. A. w. Coalt of Passumpsi
was a guest of Mrs. E. M. Dow
Thursday.
Major Leigh Harvey, who has bee
guest at MI. and Mrs. Sam Moore
returned to Washington Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Rash went to Passuml
sic to visit Mrs. Eugene Bunting
Thursday.
Miss Alice Brown is taking a tw
weeks vacation from the telephon
exchange.
Miss Ann Peck arrived HON
Thursday afternoon from New Yol
on her return from overseas.
Miss Maude Sprague returned HON
Thursday from month spent in Bo'
ton and vicinity.
Mrs. Carl Rollins was a guest {
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Forsythc {
st. Johnsbury Center, Thursday.
Arnold Percy of Burke is here
have his eye treated at Brightloo
Hospital.
Azade Dcmcrs of Lisbon, N. II
came Thursday to attend to the a
fairs of his mother, Mrs. Demers.
Mrs. w. A. Brown went to Orlear
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Willie.
Wednesday.
Charles Lynch, Warren Scribne
and Bill Hobart were in WATERFORD
Wednesday night on a fishing tril
Report says they made big haul.
The Leigh Harvey place on Spin
street has been sold to George Cliff
of Lyndonville. Sale made by
Il. Kirk.
Mrs. Elmer Walter of East Have
is in Brightlook hospital recoverin
from an operation performed, Wee
nesday.
Mrs. Henry Powers, Mrs. A.
Pringlc, Mrs. Walter Sawyer of Ger
tcrvalc, Mrs. f. P. Rickaby of New
port visited in town Thursday.
J. p. Algcr of Essex Junction, dis
trct manager of the Importing store
was here Thursday in the interest
of his firm.
Ralph Martin has moved his fam
lily from SPRING street to tcncmct
in the Follensby house on the FAN
ground road.
Mrs. Benjamin Bcauregard c
Lyndonvillc visited her sons, ALDER
Louis and Wilfrcd Beauregart
Thursday.
Glenn Robinson went to Springfield
Mass, Thursday to attend a music;
festival and visit her parents, M
and Mrs. Elmer Robinson, the re
mainder of the week.
Mrs. Mantle Palmer went to Oar
Vile Thursday to spend the REMAND
or of the week with Mr.. and Mr.!