The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-19
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Local News
Mrs. Ethel Mcdonald and daugh-
ter of Concord spent Friday here.
Henry Boynton left Friday for
New York City for few days.
Mrs II. w. JacEnan spent Friday
in Lisbon on business.
! Miss Margaret Ling is quite i'll
with tonsilitiS
Miss Dorothy Scribncr is home
from Burlington.
Miss Airline Francis is coflined to
the house with a bronchial cold.
Use Nazol for catarrh. adv.
Miss Annette. Love has been con-
fined to the house this week by i'll
ness.
Mr. Bush and Mr.. Fitch Of Rut-
land was here Friday in the interest
of the New England Telephone Co.
Mrs. Charles Chapman of Coven-
try visited Mrs. Clarrisa Mctcalf Fri
day.
Mrs. Charles Bennett of st. Johns
bury Center spent Friday with hcl
sister, Mrs. Frank Drew.
Mrs. George Kellogg of Boston is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Gordon Weeks, over Christmas
Miss Alice Judge went to Piermon'
Friday to spend Christmas with hel
aunt, Mrs. Harry Cummings.
Mrs. S. A. Moore retured HON,
| Friday from Derby Line where sh,
has been since Tuesday.
l Nazol is an ideal nasal ointment
H adv
! Mrs. Maynard f. Massey is cor
fined to the house by illness at he
home on South Park.
4 Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton of Danvill
n is visiting her sister, Mrs Georg
4 Wright on Pearl Street.
i Benz. Massey was called home b
a the death of his cousin, Adelor Mas
v sey
Miss Helen Ross is home fror
Wellesley college to spend tn
4 Christmas vacation.
Harry Scott is here from Ne1
York state where he has been on bus
mess the past few weeks.
Miss Estelle Slack is home fror
] the Capen school at Northampton
Mass, to spend the Christmas holi
\ days.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. S. Campbell re
turned Thursday from Woodstoc
where they have been for wee
called there by illness.
Mrs. Jennie Goodall returns toda
to her home in Swansey, N. H., at
4 ter spending several days with Mr..
| b. Flint.
Miss Gertrude Cramton of Wei
i lesley College is home for the holi
days to visit her parents, DR.. an
Mrs. c. A. Cramton.
Mrs. G. w. Wylie of Craftsbur
was here Friday Oh her way t
4 Cleveland, Ohio to spend the win
\ ter with her daughter.
Adeline Fontaine, Antoinette Fol
tame, Yvonne Fontane of Spring
vale, Me-, were here Friday on thei
way to Mo1'iSviIle.
Mrs. Napoleon Paradis, who ha
n been here to see here son-in-law, A
4 c. Greenwood, who has been serious
q ly injured nine weeks ago, returen
U to her home in Manchester, Friday.
Mrs. Ralph Parker and little baby
q who have spent the past three week
n here visiting friends, returned {
4 her home in Bennington Friday.
4 The remains of Adelor Massey wi
Il arrive Friday afternoon from Mar
u chester, N. H., and the funeral wi
4 be held Saturday morning at
q o'clock at the Notre Dame churcl
y Over five tons of equipment 70
Company ID have already arrived q
ii the Armory This includes cots, tent
II age, uniforms, field range, cookin
II utensils, laincoats, overcoats, hat!
II rifles, mess kits, canteens and in
Il trenching tools. There is yet to com
shoes, lcggings, blankets, shelte
II halves.
II Subscribers to the Red Cres
II Magazine don't fail to renew you
subscription before January Is
when price advances from $1.00 t.
$1.50. Send your renewal money t.
the Red Cross Office at The Almory