Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-12

At nj XIII. ave.
Elmer Blood of Lyme, N. H.. VIZ
here Saturday.
&. c. Frye is home from q wee
pent on business in Montpelier am
burlington.
Edwin Carpenter Of Windsor i
visiting hi mother, Mrs. Mabel Car
pcnter.
Miss Emma Elliott of johnson
spent tho week end at Z. S. Water
mans at 10 Mt. Pleasant street.
Rolf Searles is home from Ncwpor
after two weeks absence on business
Mrs. Edward Peterson left Monda,
for BELOW; Falls and White Rive
Junction to be gone 4 week.
Miss Maud Mcnut of Lyndonvill,
.pcnt Sunday with her grandmother
Mrs. Mary Menut.
Carl Clifford came home Friday
from Bellows Falls where he ha.
been working.
Miss Midi ed Beck and Mrs Gcncvc
Hale from Lyndonvlle were here
Monday.
/ Pearl W. Henderson has influenza
MIS-. Waldron is caring for him.
Mrs. Ed. Caswcll and Ruth arc
visiting their mother, Mrs. John Ros-
her, who is confined 10 the house by
illness.
| Nh and Mrs. William Locke went
Saturday 20 Boston to visit their sis.
| terS, Miss Hazel Reed and Miss
Emma Locke
Mrs. Foster Hovey and son George
leave this afternoon for their new
home at Greybull, Wyoming, where
MI. Hovcy has held position as
station agent since last November.
George Caswell and daughter, Lii
liam have returned from Greenfield,
where he went to visit his little
daughter, Ruth, who has been cared
! for at the home of his brother, Ed.
Caswell.
Allan Knight is spending the week
with his parents.
Mrs. John Tam of Danvilc is Wis
itirg Mrs. nora McNall.
Miss H. Maud Sheltonagar, who has
been very i'll at the st. Johnsbury
Hospital with pneumonia, is conval
cscing.
William Wallace of Ryegate has
been visiting his daughter. Mrs. Hoel
Human.
Mrs. Wirnifred Richardson, who
teaches in the Summer street school,
is confined tc the house by illness.
Miss Gertrude Franklin, who has
been spending the past three weeks
in New York City, as tlc guest of
"Maly Elizo beth" (Evans), returned
home the last of the week.
Miner Carpenter, of the U. S. S.
Estella, returns to Boston tonight af-
ter spending a 72 hour leave at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Mabel
Carpenter.
The local friends of Tracy Bus
we'll will be interested to know that
he has been transferred from the
Freight Traffic office Of the Boston &
Maine railroad, in Troy, N. y, to
the main office in Boston.
Mrs. Mabel Carpenter and son,
Miner, and daughters, Cosbie and
Edith are in McIndocs today with
Burleigh Carpenter, who is slowly re-
covering from the flu.
Edmund T. Hamilton of the United
States Employment Service, spent
last week in New York, attending
convention in regard to Publicity of
the Employment Service. This meet
ing was attended by representatives
from each state east of the Miss
issippi.
Samuel Merchant of Boston spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. o. N. Cogswcll of Wolcott
spent the week end with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Harry d. Waite.
Harry w. Impey and I. l.. Sum-
ncr of Boston were guests at the
home of Mrs. Mary A. Impey, over
Sunday.
The Ladies' aid of Grace Methodist
church will serve their annual chick
en- pie dinner Thursday, Feb. Goth at
6 o'clock. Notice the date.
The Searchlight Club will be en-
tertained this evening by Mrs. 7. ID.
Moody and Mrs. Frederick Porter at
Mrs. Moody's home, 2 Brooks Place.
A. r. Lawrence. one of our select
men, is gaming from very severe
attack Of heart disease. He was TAX
en- the first of last week and was able
to sit up a few minutes Sunday.
Among the new business firms in
town is H. limestone, who has opened
a tailoring shop at 3 Portland
MI. Finestene is prepared to handle
all kinds of tailoring with especial
attention given to cleaning and press
ing. Work will be called for and de-
Iivered, if lequested-something OF an
among the tailors of st.
] ohnsbury.
The Academy boys are working
hard getting ready for their game
with Littleton at the Y. M. c. A.
Friday, and will practice Tuesday at-
,ernoon again. The management is ,
making elaborate plans for the hand
ing of the crowd and has reserved all
he seats in the balcony. The admis-
sion will be 80 cents and reserved
seats, which can be procured of Mr.. :
Marshall at the Y. M. c. A. at 20
.ents.
B. B. Scribner of the Cross bakery {
vent to White River Junction this i
=, o,,,;o.. ~ ot+aol cOnfarouno nf the I