Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-12-31

st. Johnsbury hospital.
Herbert Lougec of Windsor is Vi
ting his family here.
Harland A. Hadley was home fro
Newark, N. j., over the holiday.
Miss Agens Hodge is spending ii
week at her home in Montreal.
Miss Cecil Brown is home for tn
Christmas vacation from the Ply
mouth N. H., Normal school.
Regiald c. Cowling is home frol
the University of Vermont at Bul
lington for the Christmas vacation.
Misses Wilma Simmons and Flor
Cleary spent Christmas on farm il
Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Burt of Ne,
York city spent Christmas with Mrs
Burt's mother, Mrs. Elsie M. Harvey
Mrs. George B. Jenkins of Jeffer
son spetn Christmas with her sistcl
Mrs. L. 3. Hadley.
T. S. Harlow is spending the Christ
mas week with her brother in New
York city.
Hon. Roger w. Hurlburd of Hyde
Park and Hon. Fred G. Fleetwood OF
Morrisville were business visitors to
St .Johnsbuly Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SWEET and
son, George, of North Danvillc spent
Thursday with his parents, MI. and
Mrs. George SWEET.
There will be a special meeting OF
Olive Branch Lodge at Odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. so.
The degree will be conferred on a
large number of candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drew and
children of North Danville spent the
day Thursday with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Charles Anderson on ELY
street.
Corporal Eugene G. Emmons OF
Fox Hill Hospital, New York, has
been discharged and is home and will
resume his old position at the st.
Johnsbury House.
Misses Zilla and Grace Rodliff are
home for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Zilla Rodliff is a student at the
Plymouth, N. H., Normal school and
Miss Grace Rodliff is a student at
the Springfield, Mass, business col
legc.
The employees Of the st. Johnsbury
Laundry and the Summer street laun-
dry wer happily surprised Christmas
eve to receive notice that beginning
next Monday the plants would adopt
Il ME hour schedule. Both plats have
previously been running on ten hour
schedule.
Charles L. Kirk has rented the
sales room on upper Railroad street
formerly occupied by Howard B.
Blossom to the Nortcrn Cadillac Com
pany. Robert II. Wakefield is the
manager of this company and takes
possession at once.
Charles and George Moulton left
Friday. morning for Derby where they
went to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. Carrie WEIGH. She was
the mother of Carl Welch of Port
land, Me-, former resident of St.
Johnsbury and an occasional visitor
when Mr.. Welch resided here.
Christmas was very pleasant day
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. E.
Young on Deer avenue when 10 rel
latives gathered in the home.
The, party included Mr.. and
Mrs. w L. Burlington and son, Karl,
of East Burke, MI. and Mrs. N. T
Eastman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Gregg and two children, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Perry and baby. There
was a Christmas tree for the chill
dren and all enjoyed fine time.
John Niles of Swanton is here WIS.,
ting Mrs. Ida Wilcomb.
Leon Commeau and family of SUIT
ton, P O., is here visiting B. Bedard.
Henry Choiniere of Lowell, Mass,
spent Christmas here with relatives
and friends.
y Harley Roberts and Mrs. RATHER
inc Clifford was married Dec. "a by
Rev. F. B. Richards.
DR. T Walsh returned Thursday
from a Boston Hospital very much
in health.
Miss Evelyn Blackburn spent
Thursday in Newport with Rev. and
Mrs. l.. A. Edwards.
Glen Johnson and family William
Stanton of North Danville visited at
Clarence Weeks Thursday.
John Campbell claims the cham
pionship cockerel in Vermont and
wants St. Johnsbury and Montpelier
folks to sit up ad take notice. He re-
Gently killed a seven months old Light
Braham cockercl that weighed dressed
and it's head cut Off nine pounds.
He killed his mate for his own table
and the latter bird furnished good
meal to 10 people and there was
more left for another meal.
G. Marshall will supply the
Methodist pulpit at johnson Sunday.
Garold | Wright of Lower Water
ford has enlisted in the United
States army, having selected the Ord
nance corps. This branch offers
young men splendid opportunity to
learn good trade and complete
their education. Mr. Wright left Sat
urday morning for Fort Slocum, N
Y, where he will receive preliminary
training before assignment to his
permanent station.
A jolly Christmas dinner was held