The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-25
Evening Caledonian
Established 1897
MONDAY, AUGUST rs, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. f. c. Sherburne is confined TO
the house by illness.
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs Archie ID. Wilcomb.
Miss Fanny Smith of Passumpsic
visited Mrs. Albert Smith Sunday
Fred Mayo of Woodsville spent
sunday with his family here.
W. b. Eastman is in New York at
tending the American Pharmaceutl-
cd Association.
Harland Clifford of Greenfield
Mass, was a guest of Mrs. Catherine
Oderkirk Saturday.
Drum Stevens of North Danville
is in Brightlook hospital for treat
ment.
Winifred Pauline and Laura Cox
were week end visitors IN Concord
/ y. II.
Mrs. Angie Rearney of Woodsville
epcnt the week end in town visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas spent
the week end in Richford visiting
relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Galbraith and Wal
liam Landry are taking a vaca1ioh
from the Leach & Waterman store
4. S. Waterman and family are
home from a week spent Mlll
pond.
Charles Horton, James Spare ana
RAYMOND A. Pearl spent Sunday at
Miles pond.
Janes r. Leary and family went
Monday to spend their vacation at
his old home in Concord, N, H.
Robert and Thomas Davis OF Lyh-
don were in st. Johnsbury MONDAY
on business.
w. II. Stevens has offered his house
for sale and is going to Portland 10
live.
z. s. Holland, Alvi Calderwood'
Frank Simpson and Theron Calder
wood we're in Barre Sunday.
z. L. Clifford of Boston was IN
/ town the week end at Warren lem
Z Pies.
Billy Hall has returned IRON
overseas and is stationed at camp
Merritt, N. j., awaiting his discharge
Gordon Morrison went to Clare
l mont, N. H., Monday morning loi :
1 few days.
Mrs. Leo Menard and Lads La
., oui, who have been visiting mere
rat,rDed to their home in Sprlhglielu
4 lock Richards died Saturday at hi'
I home in Concord. Funeral VIII Ok
! held Wednesday at IL O'Clock at hl'
home,
I 1ncian Lacroix, who has been u
/ Tho army in France the past l.
1 ,,oonths. has rcsumend his old posi-
Y tion at the Lougee & Smythe s'ole
I Miss Caroline Burbank of Wake
l field was week end guest OF MI. ah'
I Mrs. Henry A. Bryant on Rallroa'
/ street.
| Mrs. James Virtue bought the mos
/ Of the furnishings of the Cottag
1 hotel all together Saturday so ina
I the auction did not last but a shor
\ time.
b Misses Moreno and Avlene Jone
\ Of Monroe, who have been visiting
\ their father, George H. Jones, teV
\ DAVIS returned home Monday.
\ Misses Grace Waite, Janette Asse
\ lin. Helen Piche and Albertlne La
\ montagne are attending the Sher
: brooke fair.
Mr. and Ms. Edward w. Hlggln
= and two children of Danvers, Mas
who have been the guest OF Wllllah
IN HIGGINS the past week, returned U
III their home Monday.
II MIS-. Harry Stuart gave tea SAT
II urdav afternoon at her home on Sum
Ill mer street to several of the nurses
II in honor of Miss Mildred Eames wh'
4 leaves shortly for Phoenix, Arizona
n MIR. and Mrs. l. G. Marshall am
II sons, Marshall and Lincoln, leav
II Tuesday on a trip over the MoflaW
II Trail for a few days vacation. The!
N viii visit their children during thcl
III absence.
y 9. b. Woods of Burlington, state
n mahager for SpeTy & Hutchinson O.
" trading stamp fame, is here interest
II inc ,.hc st. Johnsbury merchants IL
u tariug up trading stamps with thell
N sale, As our advertising column!
II inditAte seven local merchants have
III already joined the movement ant
III othe-s will follow as Mr.. Woods il
H able to see them through the week
II Elsie Ferguson is justly famous a
III as a cinema star of the first magni
H tude. For many years prior to he
III appea<ance in motion pictures, she
III e 4I,a Y,,nct MN Y11