Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25

Mrs. II. l.. Emery and Mrs. Hatley
of Monroe numbered among the bus
mess visitors Thursday.
Mrs. L. +. Smith and Mrs. Frank
Sherburne have returned from
camping trip to Willoughby.
Mrs. Pcrsis Hodgkins is visiting
relatives and friends in Townsend,
this week.
John Heron, formerly of st.
Johnsbury has returned from France
and is visiting at Mrs. H. A. Mitch
CHS.
Miss Bertha Grigwer and Roscoe
Richardson of Windsor, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
chic Lanctot, returned home Friday.
Clinton Reed of Waltham, Mass,
who has been visiting his family and
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed
returned Thursday night to his work.
Mrs. E. J. Somers and daughter,
Dorothy, of Barnet have been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Bennett, re-
turning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lap Mr.
and Mrs. Whipplc and Nurse Emery
of Brightlook motored to Sherbrookc
Thursday and spent the day.
MI. and Mrs. Al Colby, Mrs.
Charles Freeto and Mrs. Percy Kin
iston of East Burke were here
Thursday.
Mrs. T. F. Cole of South Ryegate
has been visiting Mrs. Ernest kee-
man few days returning home Fri
day.
Mrs. John Williams of Danville
has been visitor in town.
Miss Margaret Ling is out of the
, Cross Bakery on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morrison of
; Kinnears Mills, P. O., are in town
, visiting their children for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brockway of
Montpelier were here Thursday Wis
| ting friends.
, Mrs. Jennie McGregor and son,
| Donald, are spending their vacation
at Joe's Pond
| Mrs. C. H. Davis has returned from
; New York where she has been on
: business.
The Federal Farm Loan Committee
of Caledonia county is here apprais-
= ing several farms.
5 Mrs. George Gookin died at Bright
/ look hospital Thursday afternoon
Her remains were taken to Lyndon
, vile for burial Thursday.
Miss Eunice McGillivray of Dow
, CT, N. H., is visiting friends in town
and attended the Prom dance at the
1 Armory Thursday night.
Frederick Arthur Walker and Mil
5 lred Waterman were married at St
!. Johnsbury Center, June IA By the
| Rev. Miles G. Upper.
Norman Bralcy is home from Pratt
= Institute to spend the summer with
his parents, MI. and Mrs. Charles
= Bradley.
= w. O. Rochcleau of Concord, Mrs
Maggie Spaulding of Lunenburg
= Mrs. Stella Stuart of Woodsvillc Wis
= tied in town Thursday.
Mrs. l.. A. Towle, a former resi-
/, dent Of st. Johnsbury while visiting
l friends in Nashua fell and dislocatet
c. her knee joint and is quite ill.
4 South church, Rev. F. A. Poole, Phi
S d., pastor. Morning service at 1890
The pastor will preach the secont
/ sermon in the series on, "The Way
. to Use the Lords Day"
:. Miss Aida McLam of Hanover, N
H., is the guest of Mrs. John Nolan
f and visiting her brother, John Nc
{ Lam who is in Brightlook hospital re
Y covering from his recent operation.
). Charles T. Boynton and wife o.
T. Braintree, Mass, have been visiting
!. their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F
: Boynton and have returned to theil
: home.
The Service Club gave a progress
: sive dinner Thursday night it being
), the annual gentlemens night A de
lightful time was enjoyed by all pres
n ent.
/. James Richie with Mr.. Hamblet o.
o Barton is appraising the L. E. Gil
fillan grocery store at Barnet which
: has recently been sold to the Rowe
Brothers.
: Mrs. G. E. Woodward of Hartlant
is spending the past week at her home
d here. Friday she visited in Barton.
). Mrs. Foster Butterfcld of Spring
a field is here visiting her parents, MI
and Mrs. L. H. Hallett for some time
n The North church Sewing Societ!
was entertained at Mrs. C. T. Wal
: ter's at Lyndon Friday.
Mrs. james Miner of Barre came
l. Friday and is the guest of Mrs
James Logan for the week end.
S Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Davis of Stan
stead, 2. O., have spent the past weel
s visiting at the home of their son, C
H. Davis.
/ Mr. and Mrs. N. d. Bissonnet O.
j. Burlington are visiting Mrs. Bison
nets sister, Mrs. +. M. Crosby fo
: the weekend.
$, Robert l.. Stone, who is with thu
American Railway Express Compan,
= at Boston is spending the week enc
/ at his old home.
A. A. Gle of Boston and Clifton
e Maynard of New York, Oscar Proul,
5. and Ted Human of Burlington were
here Thursday and Friday on bust
S ness