Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-12-24

mother, Mrs. Kate Moore.
Mrs. J. f.. Bertrand had two fall
last week and is Il result of her in
jurics several ligamcnts of onc OF
her legs were torn and it is now il
q plaster cast She received her frs,
fall in front of the BcrIy-Ball store
Friday and Saturday morning slipped
on her doorstep. receiving her worst
injuries in the latter fall.
The Girl Scouts held Christ
mas tree at the South Church Mon
day afternoon, each one of the girls
bringing some one else who will re-
ccivc gifts. The Girl Scouts suggest
cd this festive occasion thcmsclvc:
and have entered heartily into it.
plans. On Christmas eve the Gil.
Scouts will sing Christmas carols
through the village.
Halwood Osgood is assisting in
the Moore and Johnson tore during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Of
West Burke visited old friends hero
Saturday.
Mrs. David MASSEY and John Cor
vols of Manchester who have been
here the past few days returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Crofton, Mrs. Gertrude
Vachon, Mrs. Bert Hastings of Con-
cord spent Saturday here.
Mrs. f b. Kingsley and daughters,
Bertha and Ruth OF Lancaster, was
here Mo"da:. Mis-. Ruth Kingsley
entered Brigh.!ook Hospital for an
operation.
Edward Young, who is completing
his education at Harvard College, is
spending the holiday vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Young.
Edgar O. Deane of Randall &
Whitcomb's has received word from
his sister, Miss Mabel Deane, that
she arrived in New York Saturday
from Liverpool, England. She came
to this country to merry Walter l'u-
bree of Altoona, Pa. The wedding
was to take place at MI. Deanc'$
home here but the steamship was
delayed so that the marriage vii
now take place in New York. MI.
Deane has not seen his sister for
Is years.
Miss Dorothy Andersen is home
from Mt. Holyokc college at South
Ha.llcy, Mass, to spend the holiday
recess with her mother.
Mrs. Erncstinc Shastany has re-
signed her position at Sherburnc's
Restaurant and on Dec. 80 will leave
for Ormond Beach, Florida, where
she will be employed during the
winter.
Collect Frost of Boston and DR..
and Mrs. Harold Frost of Worcester,
Mass, arc expected Tuesday to
spend few days with their
mother, Mrs j. NJ. Frost, and their
sister, Mrs. John Wesley. Miss
Esther Frost is at home from Mid
dlcbury college and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Moore Of Boston are also
guests at the Frost home. Mrs. Moore
will be remembered as Miss Ruth
Frost, former st Johnsbury lady.
The Pythian Sisters hold their an
nual meeting and election of officers
this evening at Grand Army Hall. A
large attendance is desired. There
will also be dance and whist party
at Grand Army hall tonight under
their ali pieces to which everybody is
invited Come and get Christmas
prize. ,Iu ic by Mrs. Wilkes or
cheStra.
Martin +. Daniels wlS in Bulling-
ton a few day; last week OIL uS;ness.
Miss Geneva Day has returned
from visit to Sheffield.
Henry Graves las gone to South
Carolina to visit relatives.
Lawrence Bowman of East Eatkc
was a visitor ir town last week.
Roland insolvency is home from
Middlebury College to spend the
Christmas vacation with his parents.
Miss Effic Cole, who is teaching in
Johnson visited Miss Florence Day
Saturday, en- route to her home in
Lunenurg.
Miss Edith RanncY went ffday
afternoon to Morrisville to visit her
sister; Mrs. Harold Parker during the
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter of Concord
was the guest of Mrs. L. F Smith
Saturday.
Miss Francis na;i - ho:Nr flom
Columbus University to spend the
holiday.
Miss Harion Hanco,il WIS the
guest Of Miss Helen {. Ross Sunday
on her way home ron Smith Col
lege to East Hartiwic: to spend
Christmas.
Miss Nina Young Of Pass,mreic
is staying with her uncle. Guy W.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bio, sep, of
Barre spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank r. Blossom.
Fred Lougcc and Roic.'t .Allistn
are home from Brown University for
the holiday.
Dr.. Edward II. Ross was in Moth
Danvillc Saturday to see Mrs. Hari-
cite Bailey who still remains very IL.
Frank n. Carr came home Satur-
day from New Boston, N. H., where
he has spent the past week.
Roland Il. Spencer of Lisbon was
L., r..