The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-05
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1915
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Iva Johnson of Pike visited in
town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Daniel Aiken of Barnet visited
friends here yesterday.
Loren Huntley of Lyndonville was
in town Wednesday.
DIR. w. C. Kicker and DR.. Dale At
wood are i'll Montpelier.
CharlessC. Lord of Island Pond is
a visitor in the village today.
C. H. Goss is in Detroit on bust
ness.
DR.. Easton from North Craftsbury
was in town Tuesday.
Lawrence P. Leach is in Burlington
on business.
Roy HASTE and Charles B. Choate
of West Barnet were here Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Lane is in Woodsyille
today on business.
Mrs. Fred Pope visited Mrs. Percy
>Greenslade in Lyndonville Wednes-
day.
The ladies' waiting room at the de-
pot which has been closed all winter
is now open to the travelling public.
Frank Taylor has moved his fam
lily from New York here and will
work in the Goss store.
Miss Dorothy Sheppard, Miss Rou-
ena Ellsworth, Miss Ethel Bentley
of Boston are in town.
D. Mcclellan of Newport, who has
just been discharged from the army
visited in town Wednesday.
Merrick M. Counsel went Tuesday
TO Burlington on business trip. He
will visit Rutland and Springfield be-
fore his return.
Mrs. NJ E. Turner of Barnet, Mrs.
Harry Remick and Mrs. H. E. Rem
lex of Concord were here Tuesday
Miss Louise Darling of Burkelyn
Hall, East Burke, was a visitor here
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nutting
are sick at their home on Summer
street.
Chandler Morrison, James Shields
and Andrew HASTE of West Barnet
were here Tuesday.
Mrs. King of Passumpsic and Mrs.
Mark Woodbury. of Woodsville were
in the village Tuesday.
Mrs. George Stanton and son, Per-
~ Stanton, of North Danville were
in town Tuesday to attend the meet
ing of the Farm Bureau.
The pianist, Miss Mildred Beck, of
the Please U theatre had a slight OPP
Grafton performed at Brightlook hos
pital this morning.
Erocic D. Carrow has moved his
family from Newport into tene-
ment in the Estabrook building and
he is working in the Zero Saw mill at
Passumpsic-
William Mcdowell, Vernon Vance,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Palmer of North
Danville, Robert Davis of Danville,
Ed. Gray of st. Johnsbury Center at
tended the Farm Bureau Meeting
Tuesday.
There is a meeting of the presi-
dents county agents and managers of
the Farm Bureau Association called
at Burlington, Friday, for the pur-
pose of keeping in closer touch with
the agricultural work throughout the
state.
Clarence Waterman, who was ar
rested here last fall as Stacker, and
taken to Camp Devens, deserted af-
ter three weeks. He was located at
Newport, Monday night by Chief
Police John Finley. Officer Thomas
Wallace was sent by the Chief Tues
day night to arrest him and deliver
him to Camp Devens. They went
through here this morning on the
lib train.
The st. Johnsbury Office of the
United States Employment Service
did the largest business Tuesday since
it was established six months ago.
Many of the farmers who came in to
attend the Farm Bureau meeting took
occasion to secure farm help or left
orders for help to be filled later. At
the present time the factories of Yer
mont are taking on very few new en-
ployes and about the only place where
applicants can find employment is on