The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-30
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Charles f. Hersey has bought the
North house on Forest avenue.
F. w. Fogg of Portland was here
for Il week, returning home II esday
John Simonds is home from trip
through Northern New Hampshire.
/. G. Marshall is home from Or
leans, Newport and Westmole.
w. B. Eastman was a visitor in
Newport Thursday.
Mrs. Patsey Demarch of Bellows
Falls has been here visiting relt lives.
Roy d. Skinner was in Wheclook
Wednesday on business.
V. e. Lurchin leaves Thursday for
Lowelltown, Me, on business.
Mrs. Lizzie Williamson is moving
there from Barton.
Mrs. George Wheeler of LyAaGn-
vile visited here Wednesday,.
Dan Fulford who fell in the engine
house Monday night, still remains Sc
riously i'll.
G. i Skinner Of the Skinner Lum-
Der Co, is in Skinner, Me-, on business
for the company.
Gideon Tousant of Montreal is
here visiting his father, Nelson Tous-
ant.
Halloween Social for Masons and
their families. Masonic Temple, Oct.
31st. adv.
Harry M. Day, Charles II. Goss
and Jonas II. Brooks went to ! ostoa
on business trip Wednesday,
II. j. Warden of Cambridge, Mass,
is visiting his mother, Mrs j W.
Warden.
Mrs. Charles Bradshaw and Mrs.
d. j. Waller of Lyndonvlllc visited
here Thursday.
Mrs. G. Il. Doty is spending the
day in Johnson and will visit in Nor
risville Friday.
William Southland is moving into
the house he purchased of Mrs. Emily
B. May.
Mrs Charles Bennett Of St. Johns
bury Center visited her sister, Mrs.
Frank Drew on Thudsday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farrow and
daughter, Mrs Gonna Moo"c OF
Peacham, visited here Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r B Carr o. Fitch
hurg, Mass, are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Carr a few days.
The regular meeting of Grace
Unity Club will be held in the r.rlors
of the Methodist church tonight at
730 o'clock.
The many friends of Mrs. PeIley
f .Hazen regret to learn that she is
very sick and that her condition is
considered serious.
Louis L. Olsier, who has been laid
up with blood poisoning has rcsum-
ed his work at the H. ]. Goodrich
store.
Mrs. John Robinson and son, Law
renee from Middleboro, Mass, We're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. S Water
man Wednesday.
Howard Goss, who has been Vi lag
his mother, Mrs. V. G. Goss for two
! rrrnnlyo fO NNTni4o Diva,
ton Thursday.
A. B BOWS Real Estate Agency
has sold to Guy and Jennie Clifford
the Carpenter house on lafayette
street.
Plynn Wilfore of v oodstoch who
has been visiting his brother, Clinton
r. Wilforc, wol to Windsor Thurs
day where he will spend the month.
The dance given at LeClerc's hall
Wednesday night by the Pastimo
Club was attended by SO couples.
Hills orchestra furnished excellent
music.
The regular meeting of the st.
JohnSbury Equal Suffrage League
will be held at the Woman's Club
House at o'clock toright and will
be in charge of Miss Grace Rouse.
The League of Nations viii be the
subject of an address in the Armory
at 730 o'clock on Saturday evening,
by Martin S. Villas of Burlington, u
member of the state senate. The pub
lie are invited to attend.
L p. Hartman of Lyndonville cal
led on some Of his old St. Johnsbury
friends Wednesday. Mr. Hartman
leaves Thursday for West Palm
Beach, Fla, where he will spend the
winter His son, Nelson Hartman,
well remembered as a former st.
Johnsbury resident, is located there
and proprietor of bottling establish
ment.
Take a straight tip: "Help! Help!
Police" is the best George Walsh
picture yet released. 1t combines big
drama, big comedy, and big thrills. 1t
is crammed with action! Walsh
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