Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Colby and son,
Earl, Mrs. Charles Foster, Miss
Marjorie Root, Mr. and Mrs.. Ira
Hunter of East Burke were here ,
Tuesday and Wednesday on business. !
Mrs. G. r. Rrryham Who l.'s hccn
quite ill for the past few weeks, IS +
much better. She is very ;pprcc"-
tive of the kindness shown hey d"ri'nt !
her illness by her many friend! II ,
neighbors, for assistance In Many +
WAYS and for an abundance Of be aut;-
full flowers which have been sc"t %
her.
The annual election Of dircvtvr5 eli
the Masonic Building Association L: +.
week resulted as follow: Gilbert :"
Woods, Fred C. Beck, a. Il. Cit;. p,
c. Ii. Goss, Raymond i. rca@i, h.
odorc Chase, Fred II. Dollo!S. IN
directors organized BY citc;iA% / re-!
C. Beck, president; c. L. Gc:.', vice
president; Raymond =. Pc"rI, &c
rotary; Gilbert +. Wood+' treasurer.
The young ladies tal;iniE nlrt in
the various songs and dance in "Thc
Rose Girl" to lie gwen at the Col
onial next Friday and Saturday oVeH-
ing, comprise large number of tho5r
who participated in "Thc Runaway"
besides much new talent. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Philbrook have assigned parts 10
Ethel Beck, Althca Grant, Phoebe
Scott, Dorothy Beck, Thelma Roman,
Della Larson, Hazel Antlc, Mabel
Noel, Ruth Ncsmith, Shirley Mac
Donald, Vera Heath, Lillian Richards,
Agnes Hodge, Maudc Roberts, Amy
Cameron, Agnes Bailey, Frances
Hamilton, Bertha HodgkinS, Blanchc
Haskell, Dorothea Clark, Mary Grint,
Rachel Vaughn, Helen May, Mildred
Gordon, Lena Williams, Mildred
Smith, Natalie Marden, Doris Cowle|,
GLADYS Livingston, Caroline Williams,
Harriet Weeks, Hazel Ranage, Cella
Harris, Beatrice Hadley, Julia stuart
Hazel Powers, Wis Dennis, Marion
Stevens. Ruth Cole, Louise Stevens,
Ruth Goss, Mildred Ram, Maude
Hall. Doris Underwood, Marion Hail.
Elmer Reed, Gladys Magill, Marjorie
Day, Vera Clifford, Frances Taylor
Irene st. John, Margaret Brooks
Doris Ford, Marion Babcock, Edith
Carpcntcr, Alberta Asielin, Marguer-
tic Gagner, Priscilla Brooks, vera
Doylc, Rolande Gagncr, Adeicnc
White, Evelyn Adams, Ve1ta Lovett'
Barbara Grey, Charlotte Stiles, MIL
drcd Berry, Viola Legare, Lillian Mar
tin. Louise Brown, Lillian Garfield
Eva HILL, Lorcnc Mays, Edna Day
Dorothy Burns, Gertrude Tinker
Eleanor Bowman, Eleanor stone
Mary Rathbun, Bculah Brunette
Hazel Wilkie, Bernice Lawrence Eui;'
Marsh, Clara Goss, Bernice Roundy
Hazel Burbank, Della Walker, Az
lenc Gilman, Josephine Wright, Eta
Lougee, Eleanor Steele, Thelma
Wright, Clara Tinker.
Mrs. E. o. Mitchell is home from
visit to friends in Monroe.
Max Gilfllan has gone to Washing
ton, d. c.
George Gibson of Massachuset'
q visitor in town.
Fred Brewer of Concord visited in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. T. McGovcrn of Lyndon
was visitor here Wednesday.
Among those in Burlington this
week attending the Odd Fellows eel
ebration arc George H. Stearns, Da-
vid Erwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Enrol Grant
r. J. Erwin, Thomas Byers, Harry
H. Somers.
Albert Riley was a recent visitor
in Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blossom have
returned to their home in Barre.
Mrs. L. F. Smith is visiting hel
people in Coventry.
H. w. Carey of the Peck Co. store
is spending a few days at his home in
Laconia, going Wednesday.
Frank Simpson has moved from
the Merchants bank block to a tene'
ment on Bagley street.
Mrs. Jane Wetherbee of Concord
N. H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. c
H. Johnson.
George Woods is moving from
Summer street to the place he has
purchased on Pearl street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Olean arc
visiting in town staying at the st
Johnsbury House.
John Rickaby of Boston was in
town calling on friends Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. John Wesley returned
Monday from an automobile trip tc
Portland, Me.
Oliver Cote and Thomas Provost
are home from a few days spent in
Boston, and Lowell, Mass.
Born at Brghtlook hospital, April
16, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. c. l.,
Mae.
Mrs. r. J. Leonard went to Burke
Wednesday to spend the day with
her father, DR.. +. f. Dickerman.
Mrs. Amos Scott and Mrs. John
Page were guest of Mrs. Elisha Big
Glow at Lyndonville, Wednesday.
B. A. Morrill, and daughter, Doris
are home from Stowe, Morrisville and
Hardwick, where they have spent scv-
. cral days on business.
Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. Nora
Woodland, Mrs. C. +. Winter of Lyn-
donville were here Wednesday on