The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-01
LOCAL NEWS

vi ISIS AntOlnette Dalglo ana MIS-.
Peter Myotte of Lyndon were here on
business Wednesday,.
Mrs. Chauncey Skinner of Orlenas
is guest at the home Of her son, Roy
Skinner.
Miss Marion Rowe, supervisor of
the Red Cross of Boston, left here
Wednesday for Montpelier.
Miss Olive Berry of the New Meth
cd laundry office is spending a vaca-
ton in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. w. S. Russell has returned
from a visit at her daughters, Mrs.
Wilbur Cushman, at East st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. C H. Kinds of Hardwick, z.
C. Palmer of Newport Center and T.
B. Walker of Newport were in town
Friday.
Truman Brewer arrived home We'd
nesday morning from Camp Devens,
where he was discharged from sarvice
in the U. S. army.
A. L. Comwell, superintendent of
the Woolworth Co. stores of New
York, was in town Tuesday making
his official visit.
Mrs. Carl Richards of Concord,
Mrs. Garfield Smith, Mrs. l.. N. Cor
don, Mrs. Daniel Hubley of Lyndon,
were here on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Duffey, who went with
her son, Clifford Duffey, to the SAM
tarium at Essex for treatment, is
now at home.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Fisk are
home from Boston, where they attend
ed the parade of the Goth. Their son,
Raymond, was in the parade.
Mrs. E. A. Pierce Of Lyndonville,
who has been here few days as the
guest of L. A. Pierce, returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Eta Litchfield of Coventry,
who has been at Mrs. Roy SINNERS
the past two weeks, returned to her
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Stewart of Montpelier,
who has been visiting her brother, &.
A. Pierce, returned to her home
Tuesday.
Charles C. sherburne, George Stew
ems, Vern Lurchin and Walter Lewis,
left Wednesday for Willoughby Lake
to spend the remainder of the week
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Pinney, who
have spent the past winter in Colo
RADIO. have returned and were the
quests of Mrs. Charles Calderwood,
Tuesday.
William Burden and Edward and
Timothy Emmons have received their
discharge and are home, arriving
Wednesday morning.
About 18 of the friends of MI.
and Mrs. Carl Lyster called on them
Tuesday evening at their home on
Union street, and had very pleasant
time. They left them gifts of silver
china, cut glass and numerous other
things to use in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Croteau, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lefobure, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Sharon, and son Frank
Beatrice and Agnes Ouilette, Ernest,
Arthur, Adolph Ouilette of Lyndon,
MI. and Mrs. Joe Breason of New
port. were called here by the serious
condition of Alfred c. Ouilette at the
St. Johnsbury hospital, Wednesday
Marceline Gladys, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Walter passed away at the Frost
Sanatorium, Monday morning, after
an illness of only "a hours. Prayer
was given by Rev. Miles Upper OF
ST. Johnsbury Center Wednesday at
10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wal
ter's sister, Mrs. Henry Donohue.
Burial in Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Mr..
Walter is still in France, and Mrs.
Walter has the sympathy of many
friends in this time of sorrow.
Frank H. Philburt has accepted a
position as treasurer of the Vermont
Maple Syrup Co., and will have head
quarters ut Essex Junction. Mr..
Philburt has resigned as assistant
cashier of the Merchants National
Bank a position which he has sue
held for a number of years,
and he has many friends here who
will miss his genia, presence there.
His family. will remain here during
tic summer.