The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-11
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Local News

will give baked bean supper Satur-
day night in aid of the church ex-
pense fund.
C. M. Flint has been confined to
the house several days with a severe
| cold
Mrs. B. B. Albee of Beebe, Que,
was the guest of Mrs. J. M. Gun
ningham on Saturday.
N. w. Durham, 80 years of age Of
Newport Center, died Sunday after a
short illness of pneumonia. The flu.
neral service will be held on Tues
day, the final arrangements not YET
completed.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Lawson, liv-
ing on the Lawson farm are the par
ents of nine and a half pound baby
daughter, bern Saturday night.
Rawson Calkins and Arthur Emer-
son of Westmore were in town Fri
day to attend the Rose Girl.
Gerald Black, Familiarity known as
"Giddy", little son of Harry A.
Black, had a narrow escape on Sun
day afternoon from serious injury
Gordon Black and his brother were
vigorously engaged in snowballinq
each other, when Giddy stumbled
and fell down the bank near the
house, striking his head against 9
jagged block of wood, cutting deer
cash in his right cheek. Dr.. ]. F.
Blanchard was summoned, ard with
the aid Of stitches and plaster. has
made the little fellow into an inter-
esting looking invalid.
Rev. A. P. Banks, rector of st.
Marks church, accompanied Rt. Rev,
G Y. Bliss to Burlington today anc
he will remain until Wednesday.
Mrs. William HOWE and Mrs. E.
G. Bodwell of Beebe, Que, were Wis.
itors in town on Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Lawson are
the parents of nine and hall
pound baby daughter, born Satur-
day night, Nov. 8.
Mrs Henry e. Black, who has
been visiting her daughter at NORTH
Troy, returned Saturday night to H,
A. Blacks where she will remain fol
some time.
There was a dental examination
of the schools this past week. DR.
Harry Hamilton examined the pupils
of the East building, DR.. Sam Ham
ilton, the to the 8th grade.
The services at St. Marks Episco-
pal church were we'll attended both
morning and evening Bishop Bliss
preached at both services. In the af-
ternoon Bishop Bliss and the rector
went to North Troy where they CON
Quoted a service at St. Thomas
church.
Mine Host Goddard of the Ray
mond House, reports that a aJpanese
an Indian and negro were regis
tered at the hotel Friday night
j. w. Redmond went to st. Adams
this Tuesday morning.
Monroe Lorrimer of the C. NJ. Cox
Co. of Boston is spending few days
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Lorrimer
James w. Martin, who has beer
in failing health for the last two
months grew much worse about ten
days ago and on Saturday was taken
with hemorrhage of the stomach. Dr.
E. M. Cleasby of Orleans was called
In consultation with Dr.. B d. Longe,
the attending physician. Miss Reagan
of North Troy is the nurse in charge,
Monday nights report is that Mr.
Martins condition is critical one.
Col. and Mrs. C. S. Emery, Mrs.
Fred Davis and Judge F. E. Alfrec
were in Ayers Cliff, ue., Monday.
Mrs. John Hildredth has been i'll
for several days but is improving.
Judge Miller of South Troy was in
town on Saturday.
Mrs. Eddie Streeter of Rock Is
land was a business visitor in town
Monday. $685..
The canoeing season is not yet
over. Donald Emery and Percy West
took trip down the lake Sunday af-
ternoon with rendezvous at the
Knowlton cottage, the Bluffs, for
supper with friends, and home by the
light of the moon.
Robert Grey has rented the H. S.
Billings farm and will occupy part of
the farm house.
Miss Flossie Goodenough has re-
turned to F. d. Flint's store after a
weeks vacation in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. O. Smith of Lyn-
donville will spend the winter with
Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs Arthur Du-
bois.
Arthur Denonville and Henry st.
Germain of Richford were in town
Sunday to see DR.. H. O. loyal, who is
failing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Anderson
and sons, Stuart and George Jr., of
Elmore, Ohio, are guests of Rev. and
Mrs. H. T. Coontz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson came by auto and will go
on to Boston, New York and Wash
lngton on tn ereturn trip.
MI. ad Mrs. w. M. Wright of Bar
ton were in town Monday.
A. Fl. Grout was in Burlington on
Saturday and Sunday night left for
a short business trip to Lancaster,
N. II.
Frank Thompson of Orleans was
in town Monday. N.
Miss Jane Paquin has been absent