Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-12-17
St. Johnsbury Locals

her recent operation at Brightlool
hospital Her sister, Mrs. Robert
Farquharson Of South Rycgatc, who
was called here by her illness has re.
turned home. Mr.. McLeod's sister
Mrs. Charles Almtage of Bury, =
O., will remain until Mrs. Mcleod is
able to return home.
Mrs. George l Copp of East Vii.
lagc' spent Tuesday here.
/ Lawyer Guy w. Hill is home from
Montpelier returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Clark of Wells River
visited Mrs. G. +. Chase Monday.
lrcMy Kiddcr spent Sunday with
, friends in town.
Frank N. Carr went to New Bos-
ton Tuesday on business until FRI
day.
J. NJ. Swan of Lewiston, Nc, is,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Swan.
The mercury dropped TO five be-
low zero Tuesday morning, the cold
est thus far for the present winter.
Mrs. Samuel A. Moore went to
Derby Line Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Miss aKtherine O'Rourke.
Shepherd Pomona grange holds
their next meeting at Wide Awake
Hall, Wednesday evening at St.
Johnsbuly Center.
James Lynaugh, who has been Sc
riously i'll at his home has been TAX
en- to st. Johnsbury hospital. His
condition remains about the same.
J. f. King, manager of the Titz-
dale Paper Company, spent Sunday
with some of his St. Johnsbury
friends.
George Gitiin who recently sold his
house at the corner of Church and
Spring streets to Nh. Blodgett o
North Danvilie is building new
house on Boynton avenue. Cook e.
Human are the contractors.
The United States Railroad Adj
ministation has announced the res
toration of all trains throughout New
England discontinued because of the
coal strike d week ago. As none
We're discontinued in this immediate
vicinity the order has no effect on
the train service here.
Charles Mosher was here over Sun
day from Woodsville.
Miss Anna Corley spent Sunday in
Orleans.
Mrs. Clarence Bennett is in St.
Johnsbury hospital.
Mss. Goodall of Swanscy. N. H., is
here the guest of Mrs. I. 3. Flint.
W. s Davis is in Montpelier on
business.
Miss Stevens of Lyndonvillc was
visitor in town Monday.
Oliver Ouilettc of Lyndonville was
in town Monday.
George Il. Bagby of Danville was
here Monday on business. .
Mrs. A H. Bailey of West Burke
was the guest of Mrs. f. N. Den
mis- Tuesday.
Miss Eva Rosebrooke of Burke is
the guest of Mrs. Warren Gaskell
for few days. 1
Mrs. Arthur J. Hartman spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Fred Young at
Passumpsic.
Miss Mary Cox from Mcdonald,
W. Va, is spending a month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Cox. |
The many friends of Mrs. Charles
+. Lynch will be glad to know that
She is gaining from her recent fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Bailey of
Thurmond, West Virginia, are visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Charles w. Hoyt
and Mrs. Bailey's grandmother, Mrs.
w. c. Howe, and sister, Miss Eva
Howe Of Cherry Street. Mrs. Bailey
is remembered as Miss Cora How.
and a well-known former resident.
Mrs. Mary Steele returned to
Nashua Tuesday after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Carr.
Ethan NJ. Garfield has recovered
from his recent illness and has re-
sumed his duties at the r. E. Harris
store.
Mrs. Thomas Fournier has return.
ed from Hartford, Conn, where she
was called by the death of her
daughter in law, Mrs. William Four
nier
Word has been received that all |
the Vermont nurses who took the cx-
aminations recently for practice in
Vermont have passed. These inclui-
cd two from Brightlook hospital, |
Miss Grace M. Phifield and Miss
Jennie Taylor.
Miss Reba Jameson, who has been
her sister, Miss Helen Jamie
son, the past few days, returned
home Tuesday. ',f
Miss Geladine Smith and Lewis
Wilkins were married at the Baptist
parsonage by the Rev. A. S. Wood
worth, Dec. 3. They will make their
,ome at 73 Railroad street.
Miss Marion Merrill of the telc-
phone Office left Tuesday morning
Tor two weeks visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill at Pepper.
I'll, Mass. =.
The many st. Johnsbu,y friends of
Miss Katherine O'Rourkc of Derby
Line will he snddcned to learn of her
lcath at her home Tuesday morning
lfter IL few months illness. She was
a frequent cisitor to St. Johnsbuly
md very popular young lady.
St. Margaret's Guild will meet this
'vcnilg with Mrs. David Conant on