Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-09
LOCAL NEWS


The Rev. 4. S. V ooclwortn is gain
, ing slowly from his recent operation
AT Blightlool, hospital.
Mrs. Pearl Brocl; is at Bl'iGh;look
hospital recovering from an opera
ton.
/ Miss Alma Reed has been visiting
her uncle End aunt, Dr. and Mrs.. G.
+. French at Concord.
! Frank landry i. remodrlin" p; ri
OF hi, druW store ON account Of the
/ increase in business.
4 Ms. Susie Worthcn and daughters
! VI ~. Thompeon Cats, is visiting Mrs.
! Worthen's aunt, Ms. Hattie Lewis.
/ George Stcarns is taking II. f.
Moorc's place at the st. Johnsbury
House while Mr.. Moore is in Boston.
Eugene Emmons is here on FUR
Tough until Friday, visiting his par
elt.;, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Emmons.
George ShoYcy OF Ccntcrvalc spent
he week end with his sister, Miss
Mary Shorey.
Hon. Alexander Dunnett is home
4 from 4 week spent in Montpelier,
Springfield and Bellows Falls.
/ William Astlc is spending the week
in Newport on business for the
Hooker Company.
Mrs. Clark Amey w;.s down street
Monday for the first time since her
recent illness of nine weeks
MIS-. George Cree Of Woodsville
visited her sister, Mrs. Arthur Tap
lin, recently.
Miss Florence J. May has returned
to her duties at the post office, after
! IL few weeks absence on account OF
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Moore went
to Boston Monday night to meet her
! ncwphcw, Tracy Ball, who is return
ing from overseas on the Agamem-
non.
Lyman Bowles was here over Sun
day with his family from Brattlcboro
where he has been buying stock for
his now store. His family go later
to Franconia.
The Ladies' Circle of the Univer-
salist church will meet Thursday af-
tcrnoon with Mrs. c. Sanborn on
Railroad street. There is special
work to do and a good attendance is
desired.
Mrs. Z. r. Higgins of Clinton,
! Mass, and Miss Caroline Higgins of
Hartford, who came with the re-
mains of Mrs. C. B. Higgins were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Bingham, returning home Monday.
Joseph Leslie of Danvillc was in
town visiting this week; Pvt. Les
lie is just home from overseas, land
ing at Hoboken, N. j., on the ship,
Seattle. He wears three service
stripes, orc wound stripe and the
"Y D' insignia Of the 26th Division.
Pvt. Leslie has been in the severe
/ battles of the Yankee Division and
was wounded in the left hand. He
/ was; 4 member of Co. ID, 1st Vermont
! National Guard before existing in
the United States service.
Walter Cassidy, son of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Dennis Cassidy, has returned
from overseas, landing at Hoboken
about four weeks ago on the IoWan,
MoinH first to Camp Merritt and then
to Camp Dcvcns, where he received
his discharge, and arrived at St.
Johnsbury last Friday. He has been
in Germany with the Third Army of
Occupation, and is the first st. Johns
bury boy to return from that coun-
try. Three other sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassidy have been in service,
| Harry, who was sent south from
Camp Devens about the time the
armstce was signed, and who
was discharged in January; Ray
mond, who is with the Goth Division
and is probably on his way home;
and Dennis, who is with the Hath
Engineers, and is expected home in
the near future. So far as is known
none of this family of young men,
who have been in the service of their
country have been seriously wounded,
but are coming home in good physi-
cal condition.
Mrs. Annette Hudsoa Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Almira Grimes at Fran
coma, N. H.
Miss Emma Blake and Albert Blake
were in Peacham Monday to attend
the funeral of their sister, Mandy.
Sheriff WILBUR Worhen went to
White River Junction Monday on
business.
A. S. FIX, who is employed at Lyn-
donville/ spent Sunday at his home
here.
Mrs. Ernest Skinner and Mr.. and
Mrs. J Harold Wood of Passumpsic
andf Miss Annie Warden of East
BaTnet were in town Saturday.
MRS. Samuel Mitchell and three
Children are in Barton visiting her
Mis-. Joseph Hanna.
Mrs. George Kittrcdpe from West
Danville spent the weekend with
Mrs. Abbie Lane. Mrs. Lane return
ed home with her Monday for visit.
Miss Shirley Astle returned to God
dard Seminary Monday, after Il ten
days vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Astle.
George Caldbeck arrived home
Monday from Maine, where he has
been looking after his lumber bust
nesS.