The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-03

Hatley has been a recent visitor here.
Miss Gladys Meecham went to
Orleans Wednesday to visit.
Mrs. Verna Higgins of Concord Wis
tied Mrs. C. F. Burdick Wednesday.
Miss Pauline Randall spent last
week in Portland, Peaks Island and
Old Orchard.
Werner Reed of Beebe Plain, who
has been at st. Johnsbury Hospital
for treatment, is able to return home.
Holland, after which they visited Mr..
Mouiton, who is working at Ports
mouth, N. H.
Miss Mary B. Shorey is taking a
much needed vacation from the Lou
gee & Smythe store.
Miss Farrilla Bilodeau is taking a
Two weeks vacation and visiting in
Lancaster.
Armand Grenier of Three Rivers,
Que, is in town the guest of his par
cnts, Mr.. ands Mrs. A. P. Grenier.
Miss Germaine Grenier has return
ed from her three weeks vacation at
Magog, Que.
Miss Louise and Stella Trembley
left Wednesday for Waterbury, Ct,
to visit relatives a few days.
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Miss Antoinettc Lavigne went to
Barton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Brock and Mrs.
+. j. Simpson went Wednesday to
Barton to visit friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morencey went
to Barton Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Morencey's people.
Miss Barbara Dickey who has been
visiting friends in town, left for her
home in Littleton, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Myron Smith who
have been spending the past week al
Old Orchard Beach, Me, have re-
turned home.
Yvonne Jervis and Ernest Bushey,
Miss Rose Fisher and Miss Frcda LIE
mere attended Barton fair Wednes-
day.
Miss Margaret C. Shields returned
to her work at Mt. Holyoke college
at South Hadley, Wednesday, after
- 1o ratiop cnpnt hero
Mrs. C. C. Moulton and daughter
Nathalie have returned from 2
months vacation. The first three
weeks of the time was spent visiting
relatives in Newport, Derby anG
Dr. w. 3. Fitch and family have
returned from their summer at Glou
ccster, Mass, and DR.. Fitch's Office is
now open.
William d. Hall arrived Wednes-
day morning from Camp Devens
having recently returned from ser
vice overseas.
Miss Florence Haywood is taking
her vacation from the Palmer Broth
ers establishment and visiting friends
in Montpelier and Barre.
Chamberlin Relief Corps will hole
their regular meeting on Thursday
evening. The ladies are asked tt
come in the afternoon and bring
their lunch.
Joseph F. Cossettc, who was oblig.
ed to give up his fish business or
account Of ill health a few months
ago, is critically i'll at his home OF
Elm street.
By the retirement of C. C. Bing-
ham from the drug business Wei.
come B. Eastman now becomes the
senior druggist and pharmacist in st
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Philip Thompson and daugh
ter, Virginia, and son, LaForrest
Thompson left for their home il
Yonkers, N. Y, Tuesday after spend
ing the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Kicker.
Lawyer Guy w. Hill, secretary o.
the Vermont Bar Association, act
ing under the directions of John G
Sargent, president, has issued Gre
dentials to Hon. Alexander Dunnett
appointing him a delegate to the
American Bar Association to be helt
at Boston this week.
Miss eBrtha w. Swift and Miss
Anne Gulick entertained a few OF
their lady friends at Miss Swift's
rooms on Main street Tuesday after
noon. Bridge was played before tho
dinner and later in the evening both
the ladies favored their guests will
choice musical selections. Mrs. S
]. Somerville catered for the occa.
sion.
"The Better Wife," a Select Pic
ture which Clara Kimball Young anG
her Own Company present, is a de
lightful love story of England and
the Continent. Miss Young has the
part of Chairman Page, a young Am,
erican girl who is touring Europe
with her father. One day while she is
visiting her friend, Helen Kingdom
in England, she becomes acquainted
with Sir Richard Beverly, whose
wife, Lady Beverly, is killed while
racing in a car to meet her lover