Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-21

MIS- EiIcAt I-lScT WIS IL NiHltOl ~
, Fred Morrisons Thursday at Lyndon
vile.
Nclnie Devengcr Of Danvillc. just
home from overseas, was i'll town
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Vera Brown was the guest
Of Mrs. Ernest Grant at Lyndonville
/ Thursday.
Miss Florncc Rouse is spending a
few days with her sister, Mis- Sue
Rouse at Derby Line.
Buglcr Frank +. Lucas arrived in
town yesterday and is at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +.
Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Morrison Of
Leominster, Mass, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Ballou,
returned home Friday.
Sergeant Frank Hastings of the
"26th Supply Corps has received his
discharge and is home from Camp
Dcvcns.
Miss Fairbanks and Miss Wakefield
of the Athenaeum are spending
some time in southern New England
visiting public libraries.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Locke ard
MIS-. Clark of Bradford were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Scribncr,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Jcnness of Windsor,
who has been visiting Miss Luvia
, Gean the past few days, returned
7 home Thursday.
Alma Gosselin left Thursday for
= Thctford Mines, to visit her sister
and from there she goes to Montreal
where she enters the convent.
. Mrs. George Parker and son, Clay
= ton, were guests of her sister, Miss
Mary Mute, at Lyndonvillc, Thurs
= lay.
= Mrs. Flora F.. AlIrich and son,
: James, and Irving Folsom are spend
ing the day at Joe's Pond. Mr.. AL
V clich begins his duties in the Bundy
!. & Amey store, Monday, where he
Y will be employed during the summer
T. Mrs. G. f. Vaileux underwent a
very serious operation at st. Johns
t bury Hospital Thursday. Her many
friends are glad to know she is as
4 comfortable as could be expected at
this writing.
T. Harry F.. Davis of Is Mt. Vernon
:. street cut his foot very badly recent
$ ly while chopping wood in the Fair.
banks woods. 1t was necessary tC
Il take six stitches to close the wound
He is gaining slowly.
c About 90 friends of Nelson r
Richards helped him celebrate his
s birthday at his home on Clark,
Avenue Thursday evening. Game'
o music, and some stories of his over
Il seas experiences made the time pas
pleasantly, and ice cream and cake
II were served.
t, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Stanton o
North Danvillc are guests of thei
n aunt, Mrs. Chauncey Massey at
: Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo f. Ladd ant
C Orange S. Ladd entertained larg'
7, number of their friends and RELATIVES
at a sugar party Thursday afternoon
n Fred Birch of Meridian, Conn.,, witt
s has been guest of Mrs. M. J. Taylo
and his two brothers, Charles ant
J. George Birch, returned to his hom'
:, Friday.
Mrs. Helen Burdick of Danville i
o visiting her son, Charles Burdick
le Friday she visited Mrs. Nora Wood
ward and Mrs. Nellie Green at Lyn
c donvillc.
k John A. Chalmers of Groton, VIII
has been very i'll is at the home o
e J. II. Wiley on Spring street, wher
: he underwent medical treatment
Mrs. Chalmers is here with him.
If r. C. Sherburnc is home from hi
1t fishing trip to Connecticut Lake
where he caught four trout tina
% weigh 1-2, 1-2, 1-2 lbs. Thes
* will be served for Sunday dinner a
restaurant.
:, The Oath annual convention of tn
f. Vermont Federation of Women
clubs will be held in Barre June 3,
IS and 5. Among the speakers announc
Y, ed are John F. Scully of Boston
Prof. Bertha M. Terrell of Burling
II ton, Prof. X. r. B. Flint and Mrs
H. Ward Allen Chapman.
p. George C. Cowling of the 81
Johnsbury Laundry is attending
g meeting of the Vermont and New
n Hampshire laundrymen at Lebanon
). N. H., today.
At the annual convention of tn
n Vermont State Optometrical Societ
g at Rutland, May ID, A. S. Haskin
l. was honored with election to TIL
presidency.
D. Two of the most popular songs il
l. "The Rose Girl" at the Colonial mex
: Friday and Saturday, have been as
signed to Mrs. Maude Cosgrove il
: the role of the prima donna Maxim
IS Barnes. In act one Mrs. Cosgrov
IS will sing "Love's Wonderland" Vic
tor Hcrbert's swinging melody nov
l. being sung in New York in "The Vel
II vet Lady," and special lighting eff
+ fccts have been arranged for tn
, Ziegfeld Follies hit, Garden of M.
u Dreams" In both her numbers Mrs
T. Cosgrove will be accompanied by al
l. ensemble of rs voices.
adv.
!, Mrs. Dale Donahuc of Montpele
Il is visiting at Mrs. Sias RandalPs.
T. Mrs. Nellie +. Gle is visiting rel