Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05
East Burke

The Ladies Aid from the Methods
church meet this Wednesday for al
all day meeting with Mrs. Jane
Reach.
Mrs. B. W. Sherburne and son, Ar
thur, visited her sister, Mrs. NoySt
at Lyndon Center Monday and calico
on other relatives.
/ Mrs. Will Cole and son, Leo, were
recent visitors Of friends in Lyndon
vile.
! Preaching services next Sunday
morning at 1920 in the Congrega-
tional church by Rev. j. |. Angel.
George Mathers is visiting his cou-
sins, Herbert and Howard McGill,
this week in Sutton.
Wilbur Lizer has returned from
New York where he has been the
past year, and has commenced work
at Mt. View Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Anger Of the
Hollow were visitors at Frank Har-
vey's Friday.
Earl Counter Of oPrtland is spending
few days with his uncle, Frank
Counter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Colby of st.
Johnsbury were Sunday visitors at A.
+. Colby's.
Sadie Larry has been spending
few days in Montpelier with Miss
Edith Farmer.
Several from here called on Mrs.
Rovt at Brightlook hospital last week
and found her very low.
Marjorie Root spent Sunday in st.
Johnsbury with her mother at Bright
look Hospital.
Mrs. J. l. Angel is spending a few
days in Walden with friends.
Edna and John Hunter, Densmore
Gorham and Rep. W. l.. Jenkins are
on the sick list.
Howard McGill of Sutton and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wilkin were Sunday
visitors at Isaiah Mathcrs.
Mrs. Walter Silsby returned 10 her,
home in Ca.npton, y. H., Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Celia Vance accompanied her
before returning to her work at the
Memorial Hospital Conway, N. Fl.
About IS Lady friends of Mrs. J.
l. Angel are at the parsonage Friday
afternoon to remind her of her birth
day. She was presented with several
gifts and purse of money. Refresh
ments of cake waters and coffee were
served and very pleasant afternoon
was spent after which all left for
their homes wishing Mrs Angel
many more Happy birthdays.
Ellen Walter and daughter, Flor
cnce of West Burke spent Sunday at ,
Amos Boulrusse.
John Rosebrooks was in st Johns !
bury, Monday to have his injured
hand dressed.
Representative P. S. Harris was
home from Montpelier from Saturday
afternoon till Wednesday afternoon.
Brien F. Humphrey Jr., was also
home with his parents during the
recess.
Mrs. John Lang and daughter Ida
spent Friday in Lyndonville with
Mrs. Frank Leach.
Ben Pcrham was business visitor
in st. Johnsbury Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Austin Webb and daughter
Lois spent Saturday afternoon at
Hotel Lyndon with her aunt Mrs.
Della Gray.
Harris Jenkins from Speedwell
Farms visited at P. S. Halris's Sun
lay. Mrs. Jenkins, who has been
spending few days there with Mrs.
Jefferson Welch, returned home with
1im.
Clayton Coe was Sunday visitor
If his uncle Charles Ball.
Bernice Holbrook of Lyndonville
las been spending a few days with
Ter grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Buell..
Ernest Aldrich has bought the
Star Route of Ed. Aldrich and COM ;
nenced his duties.
Lorenzo Fisher was given a birth ,
lay party by his neighbors and
friends, it being his 40th birthday. ;
The evening was spent in playing i
Games and dancing. Refreshments s
we're served after which all left for
heir respective homes wishing Mr.. i
Usher many happy returns of the ,
lay. !
Curtis Dickerman was recent Wis,
tor in Boston and Manchester, N. II. -,
All are glad to see Mrs. A. G. Gil ,
'crt out again after so many months ,
# illness.
George Mathers has so far recover
Il from his recent severe illness as
o be able to be out around Titles
Annie (Stafford) Bailey returned