Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-16

Nesi hhtioiIc, Ahl' anu WIS. JdHlc;
Craig; carnations, Rev. Mr.. Hayward
and mother; carnations, old neigh
bors at Ewell's Hollow: carnations
Albert and Emma Blake; hyacinths
from the 60 Club. Those present
from out CT town to attend the flu
neral were Henry Taylor and Mrs.
Moses Edmunds, Concord, N. H.;
Herbert Taylor, Baltonsville; Sadie
Blake, Sutton: Emma and Albert
Blake, St. Johnsbury: Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon Hobart, Newbury.
Rev. Mr.. Warner preached on
Sunday at the Congregational church
and will preach next Sunday 1t is
hoped that a good audience will at
tend as he comes as candidate.
Clyde French of Sawyerville, P.
O., was in town Thursday to attend
the funeral of William Morse.
MI. and Mrs. Philip EMERSON have
nine pound boy born Friday, April
II.
Ralph Hay, a Peacham boy, who
enlisted for service overseas has az
rived at Barnet. He has seen active
service and was badly gassed.
Miss Edith Allen went to Bright
look hospital Tuesday where she
had an operation on her hand for
blood poison.
Mrs. Harvey Lyford, who has been
at Brightlook hospital, came home
last week.
Mrs. William Somcrs is quite sick
and has nurse caring for her. i
Henry Taylor who was called here
on account of the death of his moth
er. Mrs. 0. w. Taylor, returned to
his home at Concord, N. H., Friday.
At the meeting of the Red Gross
on Tuesday, Mrs. Ed. Rowe was
chosen as delegate to Boston the
25th of April. MI and Mrs. Rowe
expect to be there to witness the pa
radc of the Goth division. 1t is OK
pcctcd their son, Dascomb Rowe, will
arrive with that division.
The nightly concert of the frogs
gives proof to the disappointed farm
ers that sugaling is done. Most of
them report half crop. Ed. Rowe,
who tapped his orchard the 9TH of
March reports about u ton of sugar.
Miss Myrtle Chamberlain is work.
ing at DR.. Hodgdcn's at South
PeacEam.
Meverett Chamberlain is visiting at
Barnet and McInIoes.
Mrs. L. M. Adams is nursing at
MI Danforth's in Danvillc.
Rev. Harold Hayward returned
from conference at st. Adams, Mon
day. /
Mrs. Laura Palmer and Mrs. Belle
Hidden are visiting friends at Boston
and other places.
Miss Ruth McLachln and friend
from Wellesley college, who have
been at Mary Bailey's, have returned.
Mrs. George Richardson and son,
Delmar, who have beer spending the
winter in Massachusetts, have return
ed.
The V. I. S. at East Peacham gave
, sugar party Friday night at Blair's
hall. About 60 were present. Sugar,
loughnuts and pickles were served
and a general good time enjoyed by
all.
Clayton Murray of Ryegatc and
Herbert Wood of Barre were visitors
1t George Smiths the last of the
week. Mr.. Wood enlisted Is months
ago for service overseas. He has
.hrec gold stripes and other insignia.
He has returned in good health and
S very glad to be in the U. S. again.
Mr.. Peters of Barre was visitor
1t F. E. Churchill's last week.
Warren harrington is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Carl Woods and family at
West Danville.
Miss May Gibson spent the week
md with her friend, Beatrice Mann
It her home at Ewell's Hollow.
Wedding cards have been received
" S. A. WEIGH and family announc-
ng the marriage of Miss Gertrude
Belle Quimby and Robert Clayton
Mackay at Pasadena, CAL, on Sat
,rday, April S, 1919.