Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-19
St. Johnsbury Local

L Porter are guests of Miss +. J. Por
ter, Main street. Pie. Porter serve,
S three and half years in the Canadi
an army overseas; was wounded a
c Vimy Ridge, May 1917; was over ;
!, year recovering from his wounds
n Since recovering was on duty a
: Bramshott Camp, Hauts, Eng.
Robert M. Gillander of Leeds, F
Y O., is visiting his uncle, Daniel w
/ Gallagher. Mr.. Gillander is tn,
n third son of Mrs. James Cordick
$ formerly Mrs. James Gillander Of
this place, and with his two brothers
| Warren and Fred, has been serving
, in the war with Germany. Warren
!. was killed in action three years age
and Fred is still in service. Robert
received his discharge Feb. 6, 1919
after three years. service.
The Searchlight Club will entertain
the South church Round Table in tie
church vestry, Tuesday evening April
1.
Folks may kick because the adver-
Using in the Caledonian makes it look
like a handful but the papers max
ing money and that's more than the
poor Old Bcdquilt ever did in it's life
before.
There was very good attendance
at the meeting of the Outlook Club,
March IL, at the home of MI
Hannah Hudson. After the order
exercises was over the program for
the afternoon was for each member,
who had earned one dollar towards,
the Liberty Bond the club had pur-
chased to tell how they did it, anG
it was complete success. The CO.
periences were many and varied.
Some were told in poetry and some
in prose and the enjoyment was clear
ly evidenced by all. The meeting
closed by the singing of a new song
composed by Mrs. Ada Cummings of
Waterbury, who still retains her
membership in the club. The next
meeting will be held March 2Gth with
Mrs. John E. Cook, 20 Caledonia
street.
ID. G. 3. French of Concord visited
in town Saturday.
Senator Harry Carr was home for
the weekend from Montpelier.
N. A. Avery of Ncwbury was Il
business visitor here Monday.
Miss Olive Stickney has gone to
Lcnoxvillc to teach school.
Alphonsc Drouin was out of town
Monday.
William Locke has returned from
Barre where he has been the past
week.
Eva Brewer has finished work at
the Randall G. Whitcomb store and
has returned home.
Mrs. Samuel Dcsrochcr left Satur
day for Hartford, where she is to
make her home.
MI. and Mrs. l. J. Clark have
moved from 80 Eastern avenue to IS
Main street.
The Rev. Lcdyard of Lyndon
prc@"Aod ut the church of the Me-
siah Sunday.
Albert and Lewis Beaurcgard visit
cd their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ.
Bcaurcgard, at Lyndon Sunday.
Miss Ruth Flint is visiting Mrs;
William McLachlin at East ST. Johns
bury few days.
Calvin Morrill, VA in town Satur-
day on his way to Boston to attend
the automobile show.
Alphonse Piche spent the week.
end with his family here from Lam
caster, N. H.
Miss Dorothy Sclbncr spent the
weekend with her par MS, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. e. Scribncr, from her school
in Lowell, Mass.
Miss Edith Brown has returned to
the Weeks and Reed millinery parlors
after four weeks spent in the millin-
cry houses of New York and Boston.
Miss Doris Thurston of Walden
spent the weekend with her friend,
Miss Beulah Clifford, on South
Park.
Mrs. II. J. Blodgett of Newbury,
who has been visiting her son, l.. A.
Blodgett, few days, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Corl'iveau of Lyndon
vile was in town Monday on her way
to visit her mother, Mrs. Stacy, in
Concord.
Miss Anna st. Gcrmain of Wal
than. Mass, who has visited Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfrcd Bcaurcgard the
past week, returned to their home
Monday.
Miss Florence Hodgdcn of Concord
spent the weekend with her aunt,
Miss Edith Julian.
County Agent, Leland A. Wood
was in Barnet Tuesday in the interest
of the Farmers Exchange.
Stanley Painter of Burlington is
here in the interest of the pig club
contest
Mrs. Ralph Bigclow Of Springfield, 4
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Miss Grace Waite has returned