The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-17
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Local News

:. declines to serve. Mrs. Smith was
not present at the meeting when cleo.
ted, and while much interested ha:
not the time for it. Another meecint
will be held soon to elect a presi-
dent.
Jasper Robinson of the B. G. M. of.
fee force is absent on account of i'll.
ness.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cunningham was the
hostess for the Woman's Missionary
society of st. Marks church on Wed.
lesday evening. The topic for dis
cussion was the General Convention
at Detroit" ..........
Mrs. Herbert Weeks is in Spring
field and Northampton for a few
days. ...... ..
Mrs. David Weyl and daughter
Miss Sylvia Weyl returned to New
York Thursday night after spending
the summer at the Bluffs, Indian
Point.
The Woman's Guild Of st. Mark
4 church met at the home of Mrs. Asa
Welcome Thursday afternoon with a
good attendance.
Mrs. Peter Pickel attended the flu
neral of Mrs. J. B. Holton at Yves
Charleston on Tuesday.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend the card party on Wednesday
evening, Oct. 22nd, given by Lake
side Chapter, o. E. S. in the Masonic
dining room. Admission Is cents, in
Guiding refreshments.
MI. and Mrs. E. H. Hobson wcr'
in Island Pond on Thursday ant
Friday.
! w. w. True was a business callel
in Boston on Thursday.
Gordon Mooney is employed at Tho
Frost Veneer Seating Co.
There was a large attendance anc
q good time at Mrs. Puffer's dane
ing class Tuesday evening. The re
freshmen table in charge of Mrs
Sidney Davis, Mrs. Grant Reid an(
Mrs. David Addison Melted $11 to the
hospital fund.
Guy Longeway of Hatley, Que
has bought the Hanover farm in Der
by and took possession this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Longeway at
tended the McCullough-M Morrill, wea
ding at North Hatley on Wednesday
Albert Riches, assistant chef
the Newport House ha3 returned
from a weeks visit to Springfield
Mass, spent with friends
Miss Marguerite White of Magog
who has been visiting at the home o
Mis-. Mae Stevens on the East Side
I has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Cass and son
Lee, motored to Derby from MagoG
Sunday and stopped at the home o.
Mrs, Cass' people, Mr.. and MI
&c. l.. Fuller.
A. D. Wilcomb of White Rive
Junction is stopping at the Ncwpor
House for few days.
Miss Marion Chaffec has returned
to school at Orleans after spending
few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Chaffec.
E. E.. Bailey of Lyndon is visito'
in town.
Everett Cole, George Henderson
Harry Moore and George Mcleod
members of Burroughs "Jazz" band
registered at the Newpwort Houje
Wednesday from st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Chaffee anc
family are moving from the East
Side to Derby where Mr.. Chaffee has
purchased farm from 0. Gushing
Harry A. Norton of Ayers Cliff
Que, is in town on business.
Miss Hazel Rollins of the Eas'
Side is planning to take short hanc
lessons from Miss Winnie Bills of tho
courthouse.
E. M. Savage of Manchester, N. H.
is business visitor here.
MI. and Mrs. 0. H. Rawson, who
have been visiting in Schenectady
Burlington and Essex Junction re-
turned to their home at % Prospect
street Tuesday night after very
pleasant trip.
Charles Gibbons of Rutland is in
town on business.
F. H. Coburn, assistant postmaster
at the local office has just purchased
new Ford touring car, with a self.
starter, and storage hatters. He
tried to buy one with demountablc
rims but was unable.
H. C. Ide is in town on business,
He comes from Burlington.
II. P. Childs of Springfield, Mass.
is visiting friends in town. He is
combining pleasure with business.
Robert C. Jerry is in town from
Rutland.
The w. S. Morrill, house on Union
street has been sold to David l.. Bean
who will take possession November
1.
i Miss Gertrude Darling has return
ed from two weeks trip to Spring
field and Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
elt Child returned with her and will
visit another sister, Mrs. Homer AL
bee.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bowley were
in Burlington over the week end to
visit their son, Harold Bowley at
U. V. M.
n Mrs. Charles Norris and Miss,
Grace Norris leave Thursday for a
few days in Boston. a
G Charles Martin who has been mi
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