St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
EAST BURKE

David john was a business visitor
IN G,,ldhnll Friday.
Thomas McGlenon has finished
work al the Armol,y at Springfield
and is stopping at Lyman Browns.
Mrs. Annie (StatrorrO Bailey of
Flint, Mich, and Mrs. Walter Silsby
of Campton, n. H., have been spend
ing the pas. week at their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stafford.
Florence Switzcr has finished work
for the present at Alfred Trips.
Victor Homer spent Christmas in
'uilington with relatives. -.
Fred Stafford of Littleton, N. H.,
) visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. ]. q. Angel is visiting rela-
ives in Canada on the holidays. Mrs.
gorge Cole l., Keeping house for hcr
turing. her absence.
There will he II meeting OF the
\. Il. c., III tln' vestry Friday after.
!oon, plenty OF work.
Mis- Helen Reach, who came with
ner mother from Barre to visit tho
>onc Of her sister, Mrs. James Me-
.Iarg, about Il week ago, was taken
tcry i'll with pneumonia and passed
way Sunday afternoon. Funeral ar
angemcnts have not been made.
Nj. and Mr.. Frank Davis wtie
allied TO Manchester, N. H., Satur-
lay by the death Of his youngest son,
'erley, aged & years, with Group,
Nhcy returned Monday afternoon
With tho body Much sympathey Is
expressed Tor the family. He was &
fright little fellow and was MUCK
owed by all who knew him. He was
born here and has lived here until a
'ew months ago when he went 70
Manchester to live with hia mother,
Mrs. Wendell Phillips. -
he Ftarr;s~ or ,vof1Itv smith, VITO
passed away 'at the home of his son
in West Lebanon, II. H. was held
lere at the Methodist church Monday
Rev. ]. z. Angel otiicint-
ing, inte1neny in Wpodmont Gene;
terry by the side of his wife, who pas:
sed away about Il year ago. -
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harris jenkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. kittredge OF
Lyndon, Mr.. and Mrs. Pcrley Harris
and three childen, spent Christmas
day with Mr.. and Ms. Jefferson
Wclch.
Robert Labuy and Gertrude j.
Cone We're married at the Methodist
by Rev. J. Q. Angel Wed!
nesday evening, Dec. 25.
Dr.. and MIS- Roland Harvey and
daughter from last Hapiwick spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Harvey, and visited other 1
relatives, returning home Saturday.
Clifford Vance went Friday TO
Flint, Mich, where he expects to
find employment
Mr.. j. i. Jbcl, was business WISH \
tor in St. Johpsbuly Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, James McHarg's lit
tie daughter islvcy i'll with Spanish
influenza.
Miss Jessie Gray has been more
comfortable thd past few days. Her
niece from Maize is helping care for
her. -,
Mrs.. Porter be, wed word Thurs
lay night that aer husband was very
i'll with Spanis influenza and bron-
chial pneumonia in Nebraska. She
left early Satu hay morning for Ne
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Farmer and Mi.
and Mrs. Guy Frazier from Island
Pond were here Monday to attend the
funeral of Volney Smith
Il. A. Eggleston is better from. his
recent illness.
Miss Maude Trost from Boston is
her aunt Mrs. Mary Hubbard,
and Mrs. John lRoSebrooks. She d.
poets soon to go to France, having eh.-(
listed fox reconstruction work. !
Mr. and Mrs. james Buell. spent
with their daughter -. and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Hol-
>rook, in Lyndonville. Mr.. and Mrs.
alvin Drown at Warner browns,
Vest Burke; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
?ripp and Dona Brousseau at Joseph
Jenonville's; Mrs. Sarah Houghtoyj
md Mr. and Mrs. Milo Houghton d.
Cast Lyndon and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
IOuphton of LynuOnyilln nt Fdu;u