The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-18
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Local News

Pauline, are VISITING In sutton, L. u
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
Hawley there.
Mike Reynolds of Barton who wa
badly injured in the baseball gam
| between the New York Giants an
| the st. Johnsbury local team, ha
been sent to his home from Bright
| look Hospital feeling much better
! w. r. Prouty has gone to St
Johnsbury to visit DR.. w. A. Kicker
an eye specialist for treatment. HI
is having considerable trouble will
one of his optics.
MI and Mrs. David Moir who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs
George Somerville, returned to theil
home in Graniteville, Que, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Brown Of
Hinsdale, N. H., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Brown over the week.
end. go
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sheehan of No
Il Bayview street are receiving con.
gratulations of friends on the arrival
Of an eight pound baby girl at their
rome. Mother and baby are doing
fine, Ray reports.
H. B. Gordon and James Cosgrove
Ire visitors from st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Edward Burns of Prospect
street is recovering from weeks
Illness. However, she is quite weak.
II. o. Taft and A. A. Tiffany are
n town from Burlington.
e. ]. Howard of Bellows Falls is
visiting in Newport.
A business meeting of the Orleans
Counsel No. 10 r. and s. M, will be
leld in Masonic Hall, Friday.
Mrs. Josephine Weyle and daugh-
'er, Sylvia have returned to their
ZONE in New York City after spend.
ng the summer at the Bluffs, Indian
Point.
Mrs. A. w. Livingston, who was
perated on at Sherbrooke HOSPITAL
vas expected home today. Mr.. Liy-
9gston who went up to see her
Thursday reported that she was feel
ng fine. She had been at the hospital
!lmost two weeks.
Raymond II. Benedict of the Gus
om's office at the Boston and Maine
tation has returned from two
weeks trip spent in Vermont and
New York state. He reports having
lad a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Fred Towse and granddaugh-
er, Virginia, who have been visiting
Ter daughter for the past two weeks
Boston returend Friday.
Howard Goodnow, a high school
;tudent, is the new clerk at Living
tons Pharmacy. He works after
ICONS and some evenings.
F. j. Smith, deputy sheriff of Or
cans, is visitor in town.
c. E. Magoon of North Derby was
n town Friday and bought new
yoldenthroated Claxtonola at Liv-
lgston's Pharmacy.
c. G. Maynard of Burlington is
| business caller in town
Joseph Burke, night chef a.
1urst's restaurant returned Friday
rom short trip to North Hatley.
Mrs Joseph w. Brigham of 5
cross street was in Ayers Cliff, Que,
Friday on visit to friends.
Wesley E. Savage who has been
lway from Newport all summer has
'eturned to his work at Hurst's res
aurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Fuller are visit
ng the Misses Chilsons on Eastern
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sequin have
rome to housekeeping at No. 5 East
ern avenue. They have been boarding
since Mr.. Sequin returned from
France.
Pupils late to schools are to be
punished by being held after school
or an indefinite period, according to
he latest rules. The boys and girls
ire all hustling these mornings to get
20 their classes on schedule.
Hasterly Banks, son of the Rev. A
,. Banks, pastor of st. Marks Epis-
copal church has entered the high
school here.
B. V. Borella has gone down to
Hanover, N. H., to complete the
inal Arrangements with the Dts
louth College "Jazz" band, which |
las agreed to furnish the music fol
he big American Legion dance to be
leld in the School hall, Tuesday eve
hing, Nov. II.
Fred Coburn, assistant postmaster,
made trip to North Troy the Other
lay in his new Ford touring car. Free |
lays he had very pleasant trip and !
lidn't have a break down coming OF !
soing. E' al+i-t
Ralph Clement of the postoffict |
'orce has Friday morning off. He
spent his rest period changing the
pipe in the new chimney he had bull |
IN his house recently.
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