Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-28

torlan who is ut present writing
history of Barnet, was Il visitor in
town Friday.
Ms. David Porter is visiting
friends and relatives in New Haven.
Mae M3Goon of Pcacham was here
Friday on business.
William Cass of Richford was here
Friday on business.
Mrs. Fred Bean went to Newport
Friday to see Mrs. Roy Bean.
Mrs.. Nellie Davis and sister, Mrs.
C.. II. Crouch of Whitcfield were here
!Iriday.
Mr.. Dolphus Greenwood is in the
81. ,Johnstuly Hospital recovering
fro, IN operation.
Mr.. Herbert Wilcox received tel
lam from Captain Wilcox saying
,:e will land Sunday from overseas.
Mary Herbert Of Lyndonville has
been visiting at Modest Lachance',
the past few days.
George Jones is assisting in the
Charles Locke store while MI Locke
is away.
Ears. Frank Blossom is home from
.,,,cr.l weeks spent in Concord, N.
Mr.. Charles Stcnson Of Shcr-
brooke is visitin" at Mrs. Bridget
Reach.
Mrs. Rcbecca Fairbanks returned
home Thursday from Washington,
where she has spent some time.
Mrs. Howard Blossom Of Barre is
guest of Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Bios
som.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde brigham of
Burlington are guests of his sister,
Mrs. George Blakcly.
Charles Locke and Wilbur w. Falr
are at Windsor attending U. S. dis
trict court.
William Stevenson has moved his
family from Canada to a tenement ut
"a Clarks Avenue.
Mrs. Joe Blaisdell, Mrs. Charles
, Lcwscy and Mrs. Tim Blaisdell of
Lyndon were recent visitors here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkie were
/ in Barton. Thursday to attend the
funeral Of their uncle, Milton Heath.
, Ralph Hosmer, a former resident
here, but now of Albany, is a week
end visitor at Bloomfield Palmcr's.
Mrs. Otis Cutting went to Orleans
Friday called there by the illness Of
her grandmother, Mrs. Winslow Hall.
Gordon Goss had the misfortune to
fall with an armful of wood and dis
located his shoulder.
/ Mrs. Margaret Haywood is home
from Rutland where she attended the
| Childlcn'i Aid Association convcn-
ton.
| Mrs. Harold B. Hale and son, Ken
meth, of Ncwbury are week end visit
ors at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. E. Sargent.
Mrs. Walter p. Smith has return
cd from a two weeks visit with her
son, DR.. Robert Smith at Akron, O.,
Thursday.
Mrs. T. M. Harvey of Sherbroollc,
who has been visiting at Mrs. E.
4 M. BOWS, went to Portland, Nc,
Friday.
The Rev. George Martin will preach
at the Union Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at 2.30. Sunday school
will be at 100.
DR.. Taylor of Derby Line was here
Friday morning to assist Drs. Allen
and Fitch in an operation at the st.
Johnsbury Hospital.
Mrs. Foster Butterfield of Spring.
field, who has been visiting her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hallctt,
the past few weeks, returned home
Friday morning.
c. II. Goss and party and J. Rolf
Searlcs and party went to Montpelier
Friday to attend meeting of the
Shrincrs.
Mrs. August Jacques of Skinner,
, Me-. who has been visiting her son,
Arthur Jacques, few days, return
cd to her home.
Mrs. Roy Dopp of Burlington is the
week end guest of her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Roberts.
Arthur Taplin attended the Shrin-
ers' meeting at Montpelier Friday.
Myles Gilman went to Wi1ioughby
Lake Saturday on an outing trip.
DR.. L. C. Aldrich of Jefferson, N.
H.. was here on business Friday.
J. r. Tinker of Danvillc was in
town Friday.
Fred Radfield is in Columbus, Ohio
on trip of several weeks.
Ray Calderwood was in Barnet and
West Barnet Friday on business.
Mrs. Henry Aldrich of Lyndonville
was here Friday to see Mrs. George
Goct. who is in Brirhtlook Hospital
Hon. Alexander Dunnctt and Cal
vim s. Chalmers were visitors in
Bethel, Friday.
Joseph Clouthier has sold his farm
on the Waterford road to Mr.. Ball
of Concord
Mrs. M. c. Garfield is recovering
from an operation performed We'd
ncsday.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Maggie
Spaulding of Lunenburg were among
the visitors to our town Thursday.
II. w. Writer'S and s. Il. Richard
son were visitors in Morrisville re-
Gently.
Mrs. Clarence Bennett of the Lou