The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-06
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

i
! Randall store after a weeks vacation. |
Alexander Dunnett left Wednes- |
day afternoon for Montpelier.
The Rev. E. G. French of Danville |
was in town Wednesday.
There are more wagons than
4 sleighs on the street now.
Plyn Burns of White River Jet. was
a business visitor here Wednesday. |
Perley Russell is working for the
st. Johnsbury Grocery Co.
Mrs. Ralph Parks from Waterbury
is visiting Mrs. Carol Lafoe.
! John, Barr from Bakersfield was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Frank Brooks has purchased new
Cole eight car of Harry Day.
Mr. and Mrs M. D. Clement from
Danville were visiting in town We'd
nesday.
Miss Marjorie ROBBIE, who has been
confined to the house by illness the
past week, is better.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard from Newbury
was a business visitor here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Harry Gordon has returned
from Boston and New York where
she has spent the past week.
A. E. Smith was in Lydonville
/ Wednesday on business at his new
4 store.
H. E. Hartford, manager of the
Smith store on Main street, is con-
4 fined to the house by illness.
\ c.. E. Kirk has sold the Anna
Mccormick four-tenement house on
Marion avenue to Leon Rivers.
: Mrs George Shaw went Wednesday
q to Barton to visit her parents. Mr..
4 and Mrs. S. E. Smith.
Mrs. Jerry Stanton" and daughter
q Mrs. Forbes were visitors in town
Wednesday from Danville.
4 Mrs. J. P Weeks of Danville Wis
: tied her daughter Mrs. Darwin
Il Houghton Wednesday.
y Mrs. Ray Leonard visited her
"A mother Mrs. FL. E. Watson at Lyn-
q donville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dana visited
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana at Lyn-
8 donville Wednesday.
q Mrs. C. E. Severance went to Crit
q fin, Que, to see her mother, Mrs. S.
q G. Drew who is i'll at her home there
q Miss June Barber from Sheffield
II was a business visitor here Wednes-
day.
q Fred French a merchant of West
N Burke was in town Wednesday or
y business.
If the drivers of autos would be
y q little more considerate this sloppy
going there would not be quite as
many ladies coats and skirts soiled.
Mrs. Annie Smith and her friene
Mrs. Mary Pelow from Concord lief
81 Wednesday morning to visit relatives
81 and friends in Sherbrooks.
"a G. D. Morrison, who has been visit
81 ing his sister Mrs. Bert Moore tn,
% past few weeks, returned to Mon
treal Wednesday.
r. S. Hooper of Hardwick chair
man of the local draft board was il
n town Wednesday on business connect
8 ed with the board.
I Mrs. B. S. Hooker, Mrs Waite
\ Poole from Bradford and Miss Kell,
from Boston, nurse in France tn
I past four years, were in town Wed
4 nesday.
I Private Charles w. Powell, son 0
Mrs. Alice Mead, has been promotes
l to first assistant to the head surgeon
at the United States hospital a
4 Long Beach, Long Island
4 Miss Madlyne Dudley of Lyndon
vile came Wednesday to get he
mother, Mrs M. E. Dudley, who is a
- the Harvey Sanitorium to spend tn
IN day at home.
III The March meeting of the w. {
III T u, will be held at the Methods
III church Saturday afternoon at tire
III o'clock. Rev. A. S. Woodwork Wi
III speak on I've subject "Foot Prints o
Pioneer"
III Final payments on all United Wa
iii Work subscriptions pledged in Nov
HI ember were due March 1st to Alvil
III C. Noyes, Treas, at Passumpsi
Ill Bank. Prompt payment will be ap
III preciated. Adv. BOT
III William A. Pike of Waterford
HI who was brought before Judge Slac
III late Monday afternoon on charge Q
iii contempt of court was released whe
HI it appeared that the order he wa
HI alleged to have violated had not bee
served upon him.
HI DR.. V. P. Genge, who has recentl
HI returned from over fourteen month
HI service in the hospitals of Englan
HI and France, has decided to locate j
iii this city. He is having extensive n
Hi pairs made on his home and after