The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-20
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Local News

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Putney, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Shaw and Mrs. r.
Sawyer were recent visitirs in Mont
pelier where they were the guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Charles iper.
Mrs. p C. Blanchard, Miss Chris
tine Blanchard and Miss Florence
Taylor motored to Sherbrooke, Fri
day bringing back with her Miss
Eva Dresser who will be the guest
Of Mrs. Blanchard.
John Murphy of Lowell was a
BUSINESS caller in town Friday.
McCauley's orchestra furnished the
music for the class of 100 pupils al
The Pastime Hall Wednesday even
ing. Miss Gladys McCauley has just
returned from course of lessons in
aesthetic and modern dancing with
Prof. Lane of Springfield.
David and Edwin Camp are home
from Dartmouth over the week end.
Philip c. Blanchard was in Mont
pelier on Friday.
c. H. McCaulcy and daughter,
Miss Gladys McCauley have return
ed from trip to Massachusetts and
Connecticut cities and also visited
Reginald McCauley, who is a student
at Boston University,
Mrs. c.. A. Livingstone who was
operated on two week. ago at Sher-
brooke Hospital returned home Sat
urday. Mr.. Livingston brought her
back in his machine.
Frank Burns, his mother, Mrs. An
geline Burns, his sister, Mr.. Elton
MCGOWAN and Miss Fawn 5aIncy, re-
turned Saturday from Il motor trip
Bellows Falls. Mrs. MCGOWAN has
been visiting in Newport for about
two weeks and Mr.. Burns made the
Trip to take her home.
C, H. Bagley of st. Johnsbury is
in town in the interests of the st.
Johnsbury Merchants Association.
He is interviewing members and in
cidentally is collecting due for the
organization.
Miss Fawn Barney of ST. Johnsbury
s visiting her friend, Miss Peggy
Burns.
Dorothy Drew, who is attending
Lassel Seminary at Auburndnlc,
Mass, spent the week end with her
ather, Lee Drew.
Gordon Mooney is now working at
he Frost Veneer Plant and says he
likes his new position very much.
Nh. and Mrs. Ray Sheehan of Bay
view street have named their new
,aby girl, Rae Gwcndolyn. 1t was
Mrs. Shechan's selection, Ray says.
Miss Dorothy Sheehan is coming
home from Burlington to be god
mother to her brothers new baby
daughter.
James "Mick" Clark has returned
from two weeks trip to New York
state. He. brought his cousin back
with him.
Lieut.-Col Harry A. Flint, SON
in-law of Col. G. S. Emery, who is in
charge of the remount station of the
American Army of Occupation at
Coblenz, Germany, has relieved the
much coveted appointment to the
French Cavalry school. This is one
of the highest honors that can be
conferred on an American officer and
everyone is glad to hear of Col.
Flint's success.
Col. Flint went overseas as a Cap
ain and was steadily promoted until
he became Northumberland and
vas appointed as remount officer of
| he Army of Occupation. In this ca
pacity he has sold horses and mules
| to most of the European countries
and has been decorated by many OF
them 1t will be several months be-
fore Col. Flint will enter the school
because of considerable work yet to
| be done at the remount station.
Col. Flint spent one year in Nor
witch University, year in Annapolis
and four years in West Point. He
enjoys army life exceedingly.
Miss Amy Pope is back from Leb-
anon, N. H., where she has been vi =
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Pope.