Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-05

| Pythian Sisters and their husbands II
a whist party Friday night.
Prof. Smiley Patterson, of Dart
) mouth College, was weekend
guest at the home of J. +. Walker
Andrew Logan, who has been i'll
for several days is making Il favor
able recovery.
Mrs. Ralph Owens of Chicago, Ill.,,
is spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jcnnison on the Dan
vile road.
Or and Mrs. Giint went to Bur-
lington, Tuesday, to attend the 25th
anniversary of the Conservation Of
Bishop Hall.
i Mrs. W. A. Gage is spending few
DAVIS in Barre, and will return Friday,
with Dr.. Gage, who is in Montpelier
for Il few days.
DR.. W. A. Cages office will be
closed from $50 Monday until Friday
y. M, as he has business in Mont
pelier.
Fred nolloff, 3. A. Palmer, Ray
Howard and F. l.. Townsend were in
Concord Saturday night to attend a
Masonic meeting. They made the
trip in Harry NJ. Days car.
These arc the following letters adj
vert;sed for the week ending Feb. l.,
1919: Mrs. Mollie Blair; Miss Gladys
| Clifford; Miss Edna Morse; Miss
Emily Tewksbury, Omer Boisvert,
r. H. Randall.
The St. Johnsbury friends of Will
liam Virtue of Concord, who has been
overseas, will be interested to know
that he has received his discharge
from the service and returned yes
terday to his home in Concord.
Or. W. A. Gage is in Montpelier
this week. On Tuesday public hear
ing will be given before the Legisla-
ture in regard to q chiropractic bill
that is being put before that body.
1t is expected that all chiroplactic
doctors in the state will be present at
this hearing.
L. A. Pierce of Lyndon has pur-
chased the restaurant business on
| Eastern Ave-, of Mrs Martha Cass
and has taken possession. Mr.. Pierce
is familiar with this kind of work and
will endeavor to keep up the reputa-
! ton that this place now has for a
"good place to board" Sale was made
by A. B. Dow Real Estate Agency.
The friends Of Ensign Lawrence
Doty will be interested to know that
he graduated from special Officers
School at Annapolis, Friday, Jan. 81,
and was assigned to the New York,
which is one of the largest and new
est dreadroughts, and an admiral's
flagship. That same day he was or
dered to leave Annapolis for Newport
News, Va, and Old Point Comfort.
Va. On Feb. 9, (today) he sailed
for Cuba, where he will remain until
the middle of April. Ensign Doty
went to Annapolis in September, just
after returning from overseas.
Paul Howe, son of Frank E. Howe
of Bennington, a student at the Vail
Agricultural school at Lyndonville,
was caller at the Caledonian office
Saturday.
Ng Poon Chew is gifted speaker,
endowed with an extraordinary
amount of wit, and his lectures which
he presents are entertaining and
instructive. Ng Poon Chew will lee
ture at the Armory Feb. ID.
Mrs. Emily Barrett has received
word from her son, Robert Barrett,
saying he had been transferred from
the first naval district of Boston to
the 18th district in San Francisco,
Cal. He is on submarine chaser 276,
U. S. N, which is to be sed as a flag
ship and with twenty others will join
the Asiatic fleet which is bound for
China and Japan
A. F. Lawrence and son finished
filling the ice house at the St. Johns
bury House, having put in 1890
cakes of ice 10 inches in thickness.
This ice was taken from Mr.. Law
rcnce's pond which he made last
year, the water being supplied from
five springs. This year he plans to
make the pond two feet deeper.
The Fairbanks Bowling team went
to Sherbrooke to play Saturday night.
Mrs. Isaac Burnham and son of
entworth, N. H., are spending a
few days at the home of MI. and
Mrs. A. f. Powell.
The February number of The
Sunset Magazine has begun the pub
LEGATION of the Japanese articles
which the editor of the Caledonian
went TO the Far East to get for it
last summer.
The many local friends of ex-lieu
tenant Gov. Frank E. Howe of Ben
nington will be glad to know that he
is now out of the hospital and back
at his editorial desk. He only under
went a slight operation for a local
skin affliction on his shoulder. !
The Caledonian has lot of SOL
diers' letters on hand written to local
folk by local boys overseas. We are
willing to print them but cannot do it
all at once. If your boys letter does
not come out Immediately after send
ing it in, do not think it has been
lost or neglected. Simply watch the ,
Caledonian each night until it comes
out.
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