Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19
Wells River

WI lit"y' I'thiilS w Inv lI''
Lear George Murphy's house. The
LiIds are Of unusually brilliant plum
!; &c and very tame.
Carl Judd of Lyme, \. H., la
Lccn visiting his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Judd, this week.
DR.. w. G.. Kicker of st. Johnsbul'
was in town Thursday.
Thomas and Porter Farwell wen
to Hanover, N. H., Friday to atten
tle Dartmouth Winter Carnival.
The Bird Club met Monday even
lag at the home of Miss Ella Nun
snll.
Supt. l.. ID. Smith was in New
Port, Friday, attending a teachers
nleeting.
Mrs. Fred Myers has received :
card from her son, Pie. Scott Has
elton stating that he safely landed
q, Hoboken, N. j., this week, hav
ing recently sailed from France.
Mrs. J. +. Hale received by parcc
post this week a box of oranges
tangerines and lemons raised by Mrs
Minnie French Hess in Pasadena
Cal. Mrs. Hess lived in Wells Pivcl
IL years ago and will be remembered
b. a number of friends here.
Mr.. Hurlburt, the oculist of Bos-
ton, was in town Friday.
DIR. Merton Miller is practising
with DR.. John Thomas, this winter
Monday evening, Feb. II, is guest
night of the Wells River Study Club.
The meeting is to be held in the
church parlors.
Mr.. Cushman of Turner's Falls,
Mass, was the guest Thursday and
Friday of MI and Mrs. Frederick E.
Taylor.
This being Song Week special
vcsper service is arranged for Sum
day afternoon under the direction OF
Miss Palmer Two anthems "Praise
Yc the Father" by Gounod and
"Send Out Thy Light" also by Gou-
nod will be. sung by a chorus choir.
Twelve members of the Col. Pres
ton Relief Corp, No. 10, have recent
ly given nearly 500 for the support
and education of French War o.
phan. 1t is interesting to learn that
8. IA French war orphans have been
adopted by military companies in
American Expcditionary Forces now
in France.
Mrs. Herbert Crabtrec was hostess
Wednesday to the Thimble Club. !
Mrs. John Bone returned Monday /
from few days visit in Montpelier.
Theodore Roberts returned to his !
work in Rumney, N. H., Monday.
John Martin, who has been i'll
with Influenza is able to resume his
work at the Woodsvllc freight Office. |
Don't forget the supper and play
"psychc M. d." which is in store for
you Friday evening at the church
parlors. The Ladies' Aid need the
rooney and you will enjoy the supper
and play.
The Whist party given by the Re
bckah Lodge Tuesday evening, was
five tables were in play
and Il pleasant time enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. Jesse Sheldon who has been
visiting her sisters in Boston has
returned home this week. !
At the visitation of the District
Wednesday evening the
members of the Eastern Star, Corin-
THAN Chapter, No. AZ, had as their
guests Mrs. Minnie J. Ruggles, ID. ID.
G. M. of West Burke; Willard V.
circuit, ID. ID. G.. and Mrs. circuit,
Palmer and Mrs. Palmer,
II. M. Day, Miss Day and Ray w.
all of St. Johnsbury and
Edward w. Crannell of Burlington.
During the social hour which follow
ed the meeting Miss Palmer sang
several char ming songs, and a deli
,ious supper was served. 1t being
Lincoln's birthday, several Lincoln
quotations were given and interesting
remarks made by Mrs. Ruggles, Mr..
Orcutt and Mr.. Crannell.
Nelson Bailey has been confined to
he house because of i'll health for
several days.
Miss Agnes Whitelaw and Mrs.
John Bone visited relatives and
friends in South Ryegate, Thursday.
Charles Rogers of Jamaica, N. Y.
S in town a few days visiting his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Rogers.
r. B. Taylor motored to Lebanon,
n. H., Wednesday on business.
Mrs. George Wheeler of White
River is the guest of Mrs. Kilburn
Powers.
Walter Johnson of Springfield
Mass. called on friends in town
Monday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
'ar Stanley has been sick the past
'cw days.
A meeting of Congregational min .
sters of Grafton county was held at
he Tavern Annex, Tuesday.
w. H. Buck is reported as more
comfortable the past week.
Fred H. Brock returned last week
rom a business trip through Geor-
ria and the southern states. .
The mid-week service of the
.hurch will be held at the home of
\. T. Davis, Thursday evening, at
80.
Thomas and Porter Farwell return '
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