Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-12


ana Sunday in lyndcnvlllC with rcla.
t.vos.
,iarion Merrill spent the Weekend
at West Burke with her sister, Mrs,
Robett C;;lr, returning Monday.
NJ. and Ms. l.. Z. Stafford spent
the Weekend with friends in East
Burke.
Mr.. i. O. French is in B,ightlooA
hospital recovering from an operation
penenncd SUNDAY.
/ Mr.. ". II. Oliver from North
I Concord visited her friend, Mrs.
! George Smith.
NJ. and Ms, Charles Widger vent
TO Canada to attend the funeral OF {.
relative, returning home Saturday.
Mrs. John Simolda !. IN Fat 81.
Iohnsbuyy with her amt Mrs. Bert
Graves, who fell and brok,, her arm.
Miss Charlotte Hopkins from Rich
ford was q business visitor here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Blair and
son, Edward of Sheffield are visiting
VIZ ana MES. Ernest W lileN.
MR.. S. c. Harding of Concord has
been visitln" Mrs. Warren Knapp for
Il few days.
Mrs. James Moy OF Watelvillc, p.
t., returned! to her home Monday, at
tea i. visit With Mr.. and Mis-. T. NJ,
Moorl.
p. V. Henderson, who has been Sc
riously i'll the past month, is able
to resume his work al the American
Express Office.
Mrs. John Cable of Lyndonvillc
was in town Monday.
Dan Gilman is confined to the house
by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mailloux have
a son born March 6. Congratulations
William Hamilton of Wells River
spent the weekend with Mrs. Hamil.
ton here.
Mrs. Peter Cunavela who is recov-
ering from a surgical operation is
now doing we'll.
Mrs. w. T. McGovern of Lyndon
visited at Charles McGoyern's, Mon
day.
MIS-, L. 7. Smith and MI. &. J.
Smith of Lyndonvillc were in town
Monday.
At tie beginning of the school year
at St. ,;ohnsbury Center two prizes
were offered to the pupils who show
ed the lncat Improvement during the
first halt of he year. Thursday af-
|Crnnnu tbn ,Nl.;yay ,,-,,,,o .v,F.,>.,l oJ I =
10 Elsie Pierce, $3.50 in gold; End to
Evelyn Trombly, $500 in gold. 9th
9fs showing marked Improvement
were Petrena Harran and Mabel
Pierce.
NY. Oliver EourQue who under
went L very serious operation at ST.
IohnsbuI?- hospital March A is now
long as welt as could Dc expected.
Sto,rE Waterman OF Dartmouth
,ol!rGe .pent the weekend with his
PARENTS. Nj. and NM. Z. S. Water
mar.
Nj. AND NJ. "A. Il. Livingston and
Rudolph left Monday to visit Mr.
ND Mrs. a. a, Batcholdor a. Stan.
,lead, p. -, ''
Mr. ana Mrs, l.. A. Bigclow visieet
W. and Ms. II. l.. Bishop at Ian
,aster, Mass, For the weekend, re
urning home Monday.
Mis-. Sue Rouse, who l,:,s spent tn,
'ast week with nor mother, Mrs. J
\. Reuse, returned to Derby Line
u onday.
Mr.. and MIS-. ". s; Brock Of I}a,
et wa called here Sunday by he i'll
IG,a Of their daughter, MIS-. Franz
'iench.
Ms, George Eameline and Mis-
oin Shindeler Of Flint, Mich, spen
riday and Saturday Ut the home
hcir brother, /. {. Stafford.
Mrs, Henry jackson Of 20 Lafay
tie street returned Friday fror
burlington where she had an opera
ion On hel throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gregory, III,
nd Mrs. Harry Gregory aNe in Lur
nbd)c called there by the death
heir father, the Rev. GREGORY.
Ms. Rufus A!drich and children
.yndonviile, Mrs. A. W. HASTE
! est Barnet and Mrs. Fled Hastinp
{ Concord were visitors in town I'll
,St Of the week.
Eugene Wadbcieh Of Concord, I
l., and Mrs. May Smith of Pike, !
t., spent the weekend with thu
iother, MI. Elvira Wadleigh, wi
anains cutie i'll.
Mr., and MIS-. John Stone and s,1
Tevoir and BERTHE, of North Hatls
: O., visited her sister, Mrs. Pet
crgc, at Fairbanks Inn, SatuTds
nd Sunday
George Rice who has been i'll tt
ass two weeks is able to be out. II
III, Frank. of Burlington came F
ay and will return Tuesday to VII
i'm.
n iss Vera Carpenter of Barton a
,a Mildred Ware of lrasburg l
'rned to their homes Monday aft
Weekend visit with Mr.. and M
rnast Cowles.
Miss Lizzie Harris, who has be
Mrs. Elsie Harvey's Sanatorit
Pearl street, the past five wee
conyalescing at her home on Spri
rect.
The Mission Circle OF the Chu,
the Messiah will meet Tuosd
-ening at 7.30 with the Mis-
'akefeld. The watchword