The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-03
Evening Caledonian
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

A. H. Brooks is in Boston for a few
days.
Miss Mildred Chesley went to Bos-
ton Saturday to spend few days.
Miss Leila Humphrey is spending
a few weeks in Lancaster, N. Fl.
Miss Anna Cole of Lunenburg was
d visitor in town Saturday.
Miss Vera Mooney has resumed her
work at the Fairbanks Office, after an
absence of six weeks, due to illness.
Miss Bertha Simon of Albany has
entered Brightlook hospital to train !
for nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Burroughs
went TO Boston Saturday. They will
return Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Spinney who has been
i'll for the past two weeks is much
/ better.
Mrs. Rebecca Mooney of Lyn-
H don was recent guest at the home
Of D. T. Gilman.
Mrs. Bet Wright entertained the
Rythian Sisters and their husbands at
whist party Friday night.
Prof. Shirley Patterson, of Dart
mouth College, was weekend
guest. at the home Of J. E. Walker.
Andrew Logan, who has been i'll
i for several days is making a favor
able recovery.
Mrs. Ralph Owens Of Chicago, Ill,
is spending the winter with Mr.. and
L Mrs. Thomas Jennison on the Dan
vile road.
DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Grint go to Bur
! lington, Tuesday, to attend the 25th
! anniversary of the Conservation OF
Bishop Hall.
Miss Edna Day was a week end
visitor at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
! William McLachlin, in East St.
| Jchnsbury.
Mrs. w. A. Gage is spending a few.
days in Barre, and viii return Friday,
with Dr.. Gage, who is in Montpelier
| for few days.
DR.. w. A. Cages Office viii be
closed from $50 Monday until Friday
! p. ~, as he has business in Mont
/ pelier.
! Fred DolEoff, B. A. Palmer, Ray
4 Howard and F. L. Townsend were in
4 Concord Saturday night to attend a
4 Masonic meeting. They made the
trip in Harry M. Days car.
These are the following letters adj
vertised for the week ending Feb. I,
| 1919: Mrs. Mollie Blair; Miss Gladys
II Clifford; Miss Edna Morse; Miss
Emily Tewksbury, Omer Boisvert,
II r. II. Randall.
III The ST. Johnsbury friends of VIII
liam Virtue of Concord, who has been
overseas, win be interested to know
i that he has received his discharge
/ from the service and returned yes
terday to his home in Concord.
II DR.. w. A. Gage is in Montpelier
Il this week. On Tuesday public hear
II ing will be given before the Legisla-
ture in regard to chiropractic bill
U that is being put before that body
II % c. FjSCbSO c1iCtG Oil C1ll1S at
= doctors in the state will be present al
= this hearing.
E. A. Pierce Of Lyndon has pur-
at chased the restaurant business or
Eastern Ave-, of Mrs Martha Cas-
and has taken possession. Mr.. Pierce
is familiar with this kind Of work ane
Of will endeavor to keep up the reputa-
y ton that this place now has for &
rs good place to board Sale was made
ID by A. B. Dow Real Estate Agency.
: Let all women make an effort to at
- tend the Red Cross meeting Tuesday
- afternoon at the Armory. There are
- many kinds of garments and you may
~ take your choice. There is need o.
- more sewing machines. Do you know
~ OF one thai might be loaned for E
70 few weeks? All the garments tha-
\ are finished before March 1 will be
+ transported free by the war depart
ic n1ent. Let's get that free transporta
:. ton! Please bring all sewing finish
. ed or unfinished to the Armory OF
~ Tuesday.
as The friends of Ensign Lawrence
is Doty will be interested to know tina
In he graduated from special Officers
ly School at Annapolis. Friday, Jan. 81
p and was assigned to the New York
which is one Of the largest and new
It, est dreadroughts, and an adnirals
1e flagship. That same day he was or
I'd dered to leave Annapolis for Newpor
er News, Va, and Old Point Comfort
Va. On Feb. 3, today he sailed
Sc for Cuba, where he will remain unit
lie the middle of April. Ensign. Doty
ic went to Annapolis in September, JUS
after returning from overseas.