The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-13
Evening Caledonian
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

Mrs. Walter Grant of Newbury
was visitor here Thursday.
Ruth Aiken of Barnet is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Bertha Hovey, few days.
Mrs. Lawrence Leach is in Ryegate
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dane have
moved from Kirby to 10 Elm street. |
Mrs. A. L. Bailey returned from
Montpelier Thursday morning.
Mrs. Mary Cook from McIndoes.
Falls and Mrs. L. E. Knight of Pike, !
N. H., were in town Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Sulloway of Burlington
came Wednesday to visit for a few
days.
Oscar Wells of Albany, New York,
was here on business "Wednesday.
Charles McGoyern was in Mort
pelier on business We1ne sday.
Mrs. L. H. Gordon, Miss Dora For
est of Lyndonville were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Tribon returned to
her home in Portland, Thursday from
visit at Philip Lamontagne's.
Mrs. Lena Tousant is at North Dan
Vile working for Mrs. Arthur En-
mons.
Arthur Hoyt, former resident here
4 but now of Laconia was visitor
here Wednesday and Thursday.
= Mrs. John Lang is visiting relatives
in Ryegate and Topsham for three
= weeks.
! Mrs. William Astle and Mrs.
| Charles Joslin of Centervale were in
| town Thursday.
! Mr.. Flurburg OF sfro A. L. judd
| Co., of New York was here fhu1 >day
| in the interest of the company.
| Mrs. A. J. Aubin of Newport Wis
| tied Mrs. Albert Beauregard at ner
| home Wednesday.
| Mrs. E. G. Higgins spent the day
/ Thursday at Lyndonville visiting Mr.
| and Mrs. Floyd Higgins.
| Mrs. E. S. Blodgett went Thursday
I to Newport to visit her sister, Miss
] Clara Stearns.
Mrs Ella Shires, Curtiss Rollins OF
] Danville, H. M. Cuthbertson OF
/ Greensboro were here on business
;. Wednesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Grow, who
box,o -,,o,,4 Tho ~, Florida 1n-
4 turned to their home on Pearl street
\ Wednesday.
& Mrs. George Nugent of Dalton,
4 Mass, was here Thursday to visit her
I daughter, who is in Brightlook hos
q pital.
The fire truck was called out
4 Thursday morning at 7.55 to chin
q ney fire at No. 1 West Place. No
q damage was done.
d Mrs. J. Lawler of Woodsville, Mrs.
d Melvin Mann and Mr.. and Mrs. O.
8 F. Sweeney of Woodbury. were here
B Wednesday.
& Judge Harland B. Howe of Burling-
4 ton arrived in town Wednesday, and
q will hold court here Friday for nat
q uralization purposes.
Mrs. Don Farrar and Mrs. Scot
81 Mcdowell and daughter, Lucille O.
q Lyndon visited Mrs. Myles Gilman
q Wednesday.
Miss Minnie H. P. Bridges, R. N
d Field, supervisor Nursing service TO
y the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
u of New York is in town in the inter
"a est of the company.
4 Miss Alma Beauregard has return
b ed by the illness of her parents, Mr.
81 and Mrs. J. Beauregard, with in
b fuenza.
Edith M. Brooks of Concord, Dora
q Delworth of Sheffield, Mrs. Enms
!" Flanders of Littleton and G. L. Ger
: ry of Wheelock were here Wednesda!
III on business.
HI Thomas McCarry, internal revenu,
Inspector, will be at the Office of thu
III u. S. Employment bureau on Frida.
iii and Saturday to help income tax pay
Il ers make their reports. He was il
II Danville Thursday
III Mrs. Edward Peterson, president o
II the Rebekah Assembly was in Barton
III Tuesday to attend a meeting of Re
II bekah Lodge. The degree was con
HI ferred on several candidates and 81,
III o'clock banquet was enjoyed by ;
HI large number.
III Tuesday evening number o
III friends met at the home of Mr.. ant
iii Mrs. Henry Zero, at Orient street
II! to help celebrate their 7th wedding
II anniversary. Games were played ant
buffet lunch served by Miss Marci
iii Isham and Mrs. Pearl Brock. MI
III and Mrs. Zero were presented witt
cut glass pitcher and tray. 4
iii pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
III The remains of Frank L. Newell
iii were brought here Wednesday fror