Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-12

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Mrs. A. l.. Bailey is home from Il
week spent in Burlington.
Mrs. George Hyland was in town
| Monday from Woodsville.
Mrs. Joel Whitney spent Monday
here from Worcester, Mass.
Miss Helen Davis of Concord is in
town for the day.
Mrs. Harry Clifford visited relatives
il North Danvillc, Sunday.
Mrs. George Bain was business;
visitor here Mond:v from Tilton.
Charles Rattigan is i'll at his
home 81 Main street.
Mrs. Hailand kimball from Hard
wick visited Mrs. Robert Ward Fri
DAY and Saturday.
! Squire Alex Dunnctt left Monday
morning for Montpelier.
Paul Sherry left for Orleans and
Barton Monday on business for C. H..
| Davis.
Mrs. Der; Lougec of Arlington is
substituting at the Summer street
school this week.
Miss May Hall and Lawrence Cav
trly spent the week end visiting rel
atives in Laconia.
Born, at Brightlook Hospital, Mon
day, Feb. 10, daughter, to Mrs.
Jean S. Goodrich.
| Miss Mira Stanton and Mrs. W. A.
Forbes are sick with the flu at their
home on the Danvillc road
L. Caplin and son, David Cap
of White River Junction were in
town Saturday.
! Albert Parradia has returned from
New Haven, Conn.,, where he has
| been for some time.
| Fred Simanton has gone to Boston
to work in musical instrument fac
tory.
Harry Scott, who represents Carter
C Churchill, left Monday morning
on his annual trip through New
York state.
Fred Beck's son is reported ill.,
Miss Maud Anderson was Il bust
ness visitor from Craftsbury Monday.
r. E. Young of East Berkshire was
in town Monday.
Mrs. F. Fl. Folsom from Bradford
was business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. II. Z. Wells who has spent
The winter 1T the St. Johnsbury House
left Monday for Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Edward Poutre of Hartford,
Conn.,, is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tierncy on Clark's Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archille Corriveau of
Lyndonville were visitors in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Clifford OF
Danville spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Burbank at 0 Cliff street.
Miss Florence Rouse spent the
week end with her sister, Miss Sue
Rouse, at Deeply Line.
Mrs. Helen Gray Powell is spend
inc few days visiting in Bradford,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Chase from Nc
Indoes spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Chase.
Mrs. Oredias Beliveau was called
10 Manchester by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Deanwais, Sat- !
urday.
The Boy Scouts met with the Round |
Table of the South church Sunday !
noon and cave a report of their work.
Mir. and Mrs. Leon Baxter and tv'"
children are sick at their home on !
Spring street.
Selden Smith, manager of the CHM
Co., is expected here Wednesday
from California.
The Bowling League of the Ma
sonic Temple will finish their sche-
dule Wednesday night. The losers are
to pay for the dinner.
The case of Goldberg VS.. Caplin
was tried Saturday in Porter, Writer'S
and Harvey's office, before Mu-
nicipal Judge Melvin Brown.
1t was an action of tort. 1t
is alleged that Goldberg bought
car load of iron Of Caplin and when
it was delivered found to be several
tons short. The verdict was $50
for Goldberg.
There will be Masonic social and
dance at the Temple, Friday evening,
March 7, at 8.15 o'clock.
Mrs. Flora Washburn of West
Barnet is visiting Mrs. W. C. Gaskill
1T az Webster street.
Mrs. c. 3. Averill came Monday
from Warren, N. H., to spend the
week with her cousin, Mrs. Enos
Those who attended the musical
given fhis week under the auspices
Of the Fortnightly Music club had a
most delightful afternoon. The Pre- ;
,ident of the club, Mrs. Herbert
Balch, prepared the program by
'ew words regarding the friendship
between the composer, Grieg, and ,
bsen, the author of the dramatic
oocin, Pur Gynt. of which the music
$ illustrated. The program was in
'hargc of Miss Alice Warden, and
lfter violin selection, Allegro
Iiacs from Mendelssohn Concasto, 7
rendered by Miss Mar
orie Cramton. Mrs Herbert Blod-
.ett gave most interestingly the
tory of Pur Gynt with readings from, :
he poem. The reading was inter-
perced with the following musical
elections on the piano: Day Break,
diss Sigrid Eckloff; "The Death Of :,