Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-10-15
EAST BURKE

Extensive repairs are being made
Oh the Counter building occupied by
Charles Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carr from
Connecticut have come to spend some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Be
mis-.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Harri; and
three sons were Sunday visitors at
Harris Jenkins at Specdwell Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jonness were
Sunday visitors at Mr.. Blake's in
Lyndon.
Carl Gilfllan from Barnet visited
Mrs. Hattie Harris and at William
Brockway's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Colby and
daughter, Mrs. Charles Freeto were
business visitors in ST. Johnsbuly,
Saturday.
Daniel Webster, Mrs Gates, Mr..
Cook and little Dorothy Gates stai =
ed Saturday to Washington, u. G.
Little Stanley Gates who haa been
at their home for several week re-
turned home with them.
Henry and Herman Lane from
Newark were week end visitors at
the home of their e. ,dparc1ts, M.
and Mrs. 7. +. Wynn -.
E. A. Darling is gaining slowly
from his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dodge from
Lyndonvillc visited at Adds Baibcr'<
Wednesday.
Mrs. Drew has returned to hcl
home in Woodsvillc after, spending i;
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Knapp.
Mrs. Charles Knapp and son, Col
lett H., spent a part of last weel
with her brother, Fred Taylor il
Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner wei;
week end visitors of their brother
Ernest Allard and wife at the Val
Farms.
Curtis Harvey from New York Cit!
spent Wednesday and Thursda!
with his parents, MI. and Mrs. f. r
Harvey.
Lewis Sentabar and Delmer Lcacl
are in Coaticook, p. O., where the,
have employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ball and Mrs
A. B. Colby attended Pomona GralG
at Sutton Thursday.
Mrs Josie Brown returned to he
home in Winchester, Mass, Frida!
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Flol
ence Freeto for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gilfillan an
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Gilfillan fror
Barnet visited relatives in town las
week.
George Wheeler was week en-
visitor at the home of his son, Harr
at St. Johnsbuly Center.
Goldic Drown was operated on &
the Rockingham Hospital, Below
Falls last week for appendicitis al.
her many friends are glad to hear sh
is getting along nicely.
Rev. F. 3. Richards, DR.. r. |
Farmer and II scouts of troop 1,
S. A. of st. Johnsbury visited Bulk
Mt, also the new Community built
ing Thursday.
Cards have been received announ
: ing the Ii arriage of Amy Franc
Hardy of Shelburn, Mass, to Owe
f. Barron of Concord, N. H., c
Sept. "a. Miss Hardy is the dauel
, ter of Owen A. Hardy, a former pa
tor of the Congregational churc
here for five years and will be plea
antiy remembered by many.
Mrs. John Drown received new
last week that her daughter, Cold
was in the hospital at Bellows Fal
for an operation for appendicitis. HI
: many friends hope for her u speed
recovery.
Bertha Welch, Edna Welch ar
> Alice Harvey motored to Montpe]i'
II Wednesday morning to attend u
teachers convention.
The many friends of E. A. Darlil
;, are glad to hear he is improving fro
u his illness.
Miss Louise Darling took Il par
of friends to Kirby recently 10 5
Mrs. Filena Drown, formcr reside
of this place.
Miss. Lizzie jenkins spent last we
with Mrs. II. H. Hardy in Orleans.
Blanche Legasy from Coventry
working for Mrs. Asa Hunter.
&c Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cole fro
Bridgeport, Conn.,, who have be-
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