Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-08-13


Mrs. H. l.. Knapp Of Providence, L.
l., arrived Saturday at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Alice Mosier, and
will remain through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoel Human and
Miss Nclma Wallace and George Hin
man of Wells River are spending the
week at Lake Memphrcmagog.
Mrs. Herbert Hovey and son, John,
who have been spending couple OF
weeks with her father, Chas. Ross, re-
turned to their home in Boston Mon
day.
Miss Louise Chapman, Mrs. H. Nor
ton, Emma Quimby, Evelyn Brown
Albert Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Richards, Nellie and Jennie Eanney
of Concord were business visitors IN
town Saturday.
Russell Marshall, yoeman of the
third class on the U. S. S. Santa
Paula, has landed in Hobokcn and eN
poets to get an ohnorable discharge
soon from the Navy ana return to his
home here.
These arc the advertised letters at
the st. Johnsbury post office for the
week ending Aug. 8: Maud Blande'
Mrs. Indy Lamont, Mrs. u. y.
Brown, Mrs. Beatrice Fraser, AVIS
Lawrence, Nina Pitkin. Gcntlemens
list, r. j. Brookman, E. o. M. Gray
G. A. McFaddcn, Lindlcy Lamont H.
L. LeDcauf.
Miss Sarah G. Brigham visited at
HYDE Park and Cadys' Falls Friday
Mrs. May o. Hull was at home
over Sunday. III
James Hasclton of Walden was IN
Sc. Johnsbury Friday.
Eugene l.. johnson of WINDSOR
visited in town Sunday.
Frank Nolan is visiting his son,
Alexander Nolin, in Washington, ID.
Rev. C. B Bliss of McIndocs Fails
WAS a business visitor in town Mon
day.
Rev. Edward G. French of Dan
vile occupied the pulpit OF Grace
], Methodist church Sunday morning.
Dr.. Willard Magoon went to Bcr-
lin, N. H., Monday on business fol
: two days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wilkic arc
home from two weeks spent II
I Hardwick and Highgatc Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griswolt
went to Randolph and spent the week
end. Their daughter, Marjorie
Griswold returned home with them.
Miss Catherine Latfcc of CAM
Devens spent Sunday with her par
3 cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lctfcc.
MI and Mrs. S. A. Moore, Misses
> Katherine Cuthbert, Grace and Flor
;, encc Rouse were in Derby Line Sun
:, day.
y Miss Arlene and Lillian Ivers o
HYDE Park, Mass, are spending
C month with Mr.. and Mrs. Michae
= Coleman.
John Simons is travelling in Nor
q thern New Hampshire this week wit
u C, f. Bawder in the interest o
Lyknu polish.
> Ralph C. Lord has so far recovere
10 from his recent operation as to b
IL able to leave the hospital and retur
to his home.
n Miss Iris Underwood ind Mis-
s. Myrtle Underwood spent the wee
Vi end with MI. and Mrs. Pcrkln
Underwood at Barton.
IN Mrs William Bryant and daughte
n Mabel, of Bristol, Conn.,, and Mr.
- Eliza Bradley of Passumpsic al
n guests of Mrs. Cora E. Brigham.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Ladd are Ell
IL Pertaining the Misses Helen, Maj
d! d. and Ida and Master Donald an
nc Arthur Haselton Of Bakersfield.
en- Miss Maud E. Morrison has return
d. ed home after spending two weeks ;
tn Kinncar's Mills with her grandpa
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morriso
ne ST..
Wesley o. Humphrey, Fred
or Roundy and Hugh P. McFarlar
. were among the business men (
ok Burke to be in town the last of t.
week.
ur Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Aver of Anne
a. bury, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Everett
n Boston, who have been visiting rel
tives in town returned to their hom
at Monday.
Henry C. Boynton has returnt
ay from fishing trip to Skinner, MI
where he met with great success.
he Mrs. Charles Harlow of st. A
bans and her sister, Mrs. Fred Gov
is ley of this place went Monday
y. Lake Morey for two weeks.
mt r. X. Laughlin, who has spent tt
rs. past week in town the guest of MI
L. S. Miner and other relatives +
IS turned to Boston Sunday.
"a Adam Elliott from Quebec is Wis
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Daniels.
er, Charles f. Kirk has sold to M.
nc Starr the Mrs. Alice Morse house
Cliff street.
nd Miss Josephine Lougee has rctur
ry ed from spending four weeks in Lo'
IN ell and Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Dodge returns THU
nd day from Montreal where she h
to been spending two weeks with h
.th son, Ralph Dodge.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson fro