Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-08-13
Hon. Roger W. Hurlburd of Hyde

Hon. Roger W. Hurlburd of Hyde
Park, former lieutenant -governol,
was business visitor here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. \. NJ. Goodrich and
Mrs. Sara Spare are taking three
days automobile trip to Chelsea.
The rain Sunday night was Il wei
come relief from one of the longest
droughts Of summer season for
many years and more rain is needed
for the growing crops. The potato
crop has suffered severely from the
hot weather and now rus, has APP
pearcd in several places.
E. H. Cowles returned Saturday
from Il two days trip by automobile
to Richmond, Z. Q. Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles left by automo-
bile for South Bristol, Me-, where
they have taken cottage for the
rest of the month on the Demaris-
Gotta river
The address by Don c. Stiles at
Grace Methodist church Tuesday
night will be we'll worth hearing. MI.
Stiles has been in Y. M. c. A. work
throughout the entire war and his
cperienccs overseas are many ana
varied. He can tell his story vel;
and a large audience is assured.
MI. and Mrs. +. W. Robinson are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Milo A. Ladd.
Mrs. Lois S. Parker of Hardoi, In
dia, is spending /; few days with her
niece, Mrs. Hattie l.. Weeks at 70
Pearl street, and will be very glad to
meet any friends who may desire to
call.
Miss Maud Marshall is visiting
friends and relatives in Springfield,
VT, and Boston.
Mrs. Fannie ID. Cutting of Concord
N. H., spent Saturday in town among
old friends.
Mrs. E. II. Russell goes the first OF
the week to Wallingford, W.T., on a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Morrison and
MI. and Mrs. Wilkic spent Sunday at
Barre.
Miss Bessie Aldrich is in Stanstcad
this week.
Miss Madeline Randall spent last
week in Newport, Il. l.
II. Z. Holland went to Barre Tues
, day on business.
Robert d. Merrill, now of Barton
- ft,InI tfl /.
/ Tuesday.
Carol II. Ross, former principal oil
G Pcacham academy, is home from ovcl
n seas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard Of
i East Hardwick and George Bagby Of
k Danville visited town Tuesday.
). E. II. Hallctt is n Pcacham toda!
in the interest of the Caledonia farm
p bureau.
:, Miss Clara Hallctt and Mis-;
Benedict are spending the week II
s Boston.
:. Mrs. George Leavitt of Stoncham
l. Mass, was a=recent. guest OF Franz
Reed.
# Miss Abbey Smith left Tuesay TO
a her home in Swansea, Mass, after
IL visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Guyer has gone t.
= Clcrmont to visit her son, Arthu
h Guycr, for two weeks.
# Miss Ida Aver of Waterloo, lowe
who has been visiting relatives
ID town the past few weeks, left Tues
,e day for Rochester, on her way home
n Miss Emma Cassidy of Manchcste
who has been visiting her parent
IS MI. and Mrs. John Cassidy, the pas
TX week, returned home Tuesday.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamontagn
of Rochester, N. Y, who have bee
Il, guests of MI. and Mrs. j. G. Lam
S. ontaguc, left Tuesday for their hom
re Judge and Mrs. Wendell Staffol
of Washington, d. c., who are vlsl
n ing here, went to Montpelier Tue
~ day to visit a few days.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bailey
Breakdown, Canada, were over SUI
n day guests of MI. and Mrs. c. /
az Sunberg.
T. Freda Gillfllian of Boston is
N, home with her parents, MI. and Mi
Charles Gillfllian. Capt Max Gil
A. fillian arrived early Monday mornin
nd Mrs. Addc McKclvcy of Whit
of field, Mrs. Jennie Cogswell of We
ne colt and Miss Carrie Daming of Ea
St. Johnsbury were business vlslto
IS here Monday.
of There was an unusually display
a northern lights on Monday cvenil
es which was admired by many in til
vicinity.
Cd Carbola antiseptic whitewash mix
e. with cold water Will not peel. A.
Counsel & Son.-adv
A. Mrs. William Gorham and fl
W. children of Springfield, Mass, wi
10 have been visiting her mother, M
Joseph Gorham, the past few wee
nc returned home Tuesday.
rs Mrs. l.. N. Smythe and son, L,
e. ward Smyths spent Monday at Derl
;. Line.
Az Ralph Mollica spent Sunday he
:, visiting his relatives from Waltha
H. Mass.
on Fred Stoddard of South River cl
who has been here visiting relativ
n has returned home.
W. Miss Ruby Perry has return
home after spending a months vac
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