Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-08-13
BRADFORD

BRADFORD
john u. Annis of Colcbrook, N. IT,.
was in town Thursday. Mr.. Anni-
will be remembered by some as tho
man who helped Mr.. Marshall start
tho bank here fifteen years ago.
j. M. Murphy has been confined to
the house for about Il week with a
bad limb. While ut his work on tho
section he bruised it badly with Il
stone.
Irwin Worthlcy has been corfincG
to the house this week by illness.
The Connecticut Valley Telephone
company and the Bradford Telephone
company, owned by J. L. Hay, arc
consolidating so that after VIC will
have only one central Office in the
Odd Fellows block over A. L. Halcs
store.
Harold C. Avery has returned from
his trip to Chicago and other western
cities.
Miss Ellen C. IIcmmcon, Il Grad
uatc of Mt. Allison college, New
Brunswick, and Miss Conjctta Van
acore of Boston university arc The
new teachers at the academy thi.
fall.
w. II. Noycs has sold the house
which he purchased from Will Shop
ard short time ago to II. W. Cow
drey.
Il. E. Mum has sold the Fabyal
house on Cottage street to William
E. Mumlcr of Fairlcc.
Fred Taplin of Gearing, Iowa, who
is visiting his parents in East Cor
NTH, called on friends in town Fri
day.
Miss Maudc Wilson is working il
Mrs. S. G. Hannaford store while
Miss Lorna Smith takes months
vacation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hiland CT Whitman
Mass, is visiting old friends in towr
for several days.
Musician John M. Stillwcil has re-
ceived his discharge and returned tt
his home after six months ovcraca*
Frank Merrill, who is employed If
the Citizens Bank of a. E. Sleeper al
Obly, Mich, is at home on vacation
He came most of the way by water
down the st. Lawrence river thru the
Thousand Islands.
Miss Adelia Shutc is visiting Miss
Madeline Garfield for several days.
Parker Huntington of Concord, N
H., is visiting his grandparents, N1r
and Mrs. H. e. Parker.
Clarence Morrill, and wife, who
have been visiting relatives here have
returned to their home in Concord
N. f..
Edith Wallace is at the "Maplc5'
in Littleton, N. H., with a party OF
friends from Portsmouth, N. II.
Mrs. G. |. Brown and Mary Robic
were in St. Johnsbury visiting re-
Gently.
Barnet and East Barnet Sunday
schools held Il picnic in Charles
Bailcy'a woods in East Barnet
Thursday. The picnic was advertise
cd for Wednesday but was postpon-
cd on account of rain. After dinner
sports were engaged in. The base
ball game was won by the Barnet
boys. Stanley Brock won the potato
race, Andrew Worthcn won the foot
race and in the tug of war between
the married men, the married men
won. About 123 people were present
Lemonade was served free, ice cream
was on sale.
Miss Doris Spalford of Washing
ton, ID. g., is spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. l.. L. Spaf-
ford, at the old homestead.
Albert Shepherd and sons, Frank
and Lee from Portland, Nc, were re-
cent visitors at the home of John
Gilchrist's.
The meeting of the G. A. Il. and
Woman; relief corps met at the
home of Chester Solncrs Saturday a
beautiful dinner was served and
good time enjoyed by all.
Miss Mildred HunIlins of Somcr-
vile, Mass, and Willis Amcs of
Otliioi iuSC, MuoS., are NlSlClIp IIlCHuS
in town.
Miss Jessie Minard and C. Chaun-
cey Mann were united in marriage
morning at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hale, Rev. J.
Lambert Alexander officiating. After
a trip the couple will return and
make their home in the tenement for,
nerly occupied by Miss Bacon.
+. E. Hardy of Lcominstcr, Mass,
las been at home for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope and son, Fran
lis, of Swampscott, Mass, are visit
ng Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Garfield.
B. B.. Scribner of st. Johnsbury,
ohm M. Carroll of Burlington and r.
}. Carr of Oxford, N. H., were in
own Tuesday to attend directors
Meeting at the bank.
Miss Fannie Dickerman entertained
party of friends on her birthdays
1t was also the birth
lay of two of her guests.