Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-19
EAST BURKE

ed at A. B. Colby's, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Streeter of
Worcester, Mass, have been spending
few days at B. W. Streeter's, re-
turning home Monday morning.
Miss Mildred Rivers of Lyndon
Center was a Sunday visitor at Gerry
Edmunds.
Charlie Hudson, who has been very
sick the past four weeks with bron-
chial pneumonia, passed away Friday
night about IL o'clock. Funeral ser
vices were held at the house Monday
afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. J. Y
Angel, officiating. Interment at the
Rowland cemetery. Besides his wild
ow, he leaves one son, Robert IN
Dorchester, Mass, and several nep-
hews and nieces. Among those called
70 attend the funeral was his son
Robert. of Dorchester, Mass; Wcsle!
Chappell of Barton; Mr.. and Mrs. A
e. Humphrey of Lyndonville: Mr.
and Mrs. d. C Howard, Warner
Drown, West Burke; Mr.. and Mrs
3. F. Humphrey, Mrs. Fred Farmer
Miss Lizzie jenkins and Mrs Eta
Phillips of East Burke; Mr.. and Mrs
Will Rice of Sutton. Mrs. HUDSON
will 90 to Dorchester with her sor
20 spend few weeks when he returns
home.
Mrs. Alice Meserve from Portland
Me-. returned to her home Monday
afternoon, after spending ten
with her sister, Mrs. j. F. Jock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Brown en-
.ertained a party of friends Thurs
; day evening in honor of Rev MI. Al
bridge, who recently return
France.
Mrs. Lane, Marjorie Root, Mrs. l.
A. Darling, Charles Leach, Carl Fra
,icr and MI. and Mrs. E. Il. Harve!
we're in st. Johnsbury Sunday to cal
IN MIS- Rose Root at Brightlook hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. ellison, Mrs
George Phillips and child
Sunday visitors at George ellison s.
George Shute of Barnet Is visiting
his father at the home OF his brother
John Shutc
Lester Piper cut his hand on SOM
galvanized iron Saturday which nee
! ,ssitatcd several stitches to close TIT
t. wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Trip wcr'
yisitoM of friends in Sheffield, Sat
urday.
Garnet Cass, Walter Nelson, AS;
Iuntcr, George burlington, Charlie
! Leach and Charles Foster have re
,ently installed milking machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Jenkins o
Specdwcll farms were Sunday visitor
= # the home of their daughter, Mrs
| P. S. Harris.
Ira Hunter spent the past week II
Montpelier with Rep. Willie l.. Jcn
iins.
Rev. J. @. Angel was in st. Johns
,ury Tuesday to visit Mrs. +. +
Root at Brightlook Hospital
r. A. Eggleston continues to gan
or from his serious operation.
Mrs. ]. F. Jock and Mrs. Sherburl
Lang were business visitors IN 81
Johnsbury Monday -.
Miss Hamilton of Sutton is visiting
1t Rev. J. G. Angeles.
Mrs Shindlcr went Friday after
noon to Campton, N. H., to spend
n 'ew days with her sister, Mrs. Waite
Silsby, before returning to her hom
IN Flint, Mich. Her sister, Mrs. Car
Frasier, accompanied her, returnln!
home oMnday.
Jefferson Welch was a bushes
,isitor in St. Johnsbury Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Dcnonville has bee
;pcnding a few days within relative
St. Johnsbuly.
Muriel Day of Sheffield has bee
listing her sister, Genera, at Lyma1
Browns.
Mrs. Baine Quimby and son, Del
,ert, have been spending feN
lays with relatives at West Burke.
Dennis Davis has received his dis
,harge from U. S. Service and witt
Mrs. Davis are spending a few day
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. II
Gibson.
Mrs. Vernon James went Tuesda.
St. Johnsbury to visit her daugh
er, Mrs. Oscar Beck.
Thomas McLllon got slightly hur
n the woods whilcc hopping and ha
occn taking an enforced vacation
A. S. Hardy received word from
North Troy of the serious illness O.
MS brother with pneumonia.
Master Lawrence Welch has beer
,ut of school for few days on &C
count of illness.
Some of the farmers are tapping
heir sgar orchards and reported {
rood run Wednesday.
r. A. Egglcston who underwent =;
surgical operation last week is max
ing favorable recovery One of the
nurses, Mrs. Alexander, has return
I'd home. Miss Savage remained In
attendance.
Mrs. Mary Knapp of Lyndon spent
few days recently with Mr., and
Mrs. Carrie Kittrcdgc.
Mrs. Sarah Houghton of East Lyn-
lon is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jcifcr-
son Wclch, and Mrs G. II. kittrcdge'
Mrs. b. +. Humphrey spent We'd
lcsday in Lyndon Center, with her
sister, Mrs. Dennis Rivers.
G.. T.. Err!cston, who has been