Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-08-27
St. JOhnsbury Local

hig granISCns. Horace and Carl, Mr..
and Mrs. p. T.. May, Health Officer
f. S. Hartman and wife and guest,
Hon. W. ID. Hartman of Ann A1bor,
Mich, his daughter, Mrs. Mason AMI
Mrs Hutchinson of Pcacham mo,ol-
cd to Smugglcrs Notch by Way If
Morlisvillc and Stowe, returning bv
Waterbury and Montpelier. Hon W.
u. Hartman who is 81 years old, wa;
the youngest one Of the party and n
lowed that the scenery surpassed
,-nythinE in the White Mountains.
.Nr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Chandler, Paul
.lr. and Mrs. Chandler were former
and Miss Sally Martin, all of Boston,
Wee here last week. Mr.
Chandler is now in the art depart
cent of the Boston Herald and both
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler were former
wcll-known St. Johnsbury people
Miss Martin has been at st. Lazarc
France, the past year in canteon
work.
Rolfc Coblcigh, managing editor of
tho Boston Congrcgationalist, has
h""l visiting his parents in Lyndon
vile and his son in st. Iohnsbuly the
p;.'t week. Mr.. Coblegh returned to
Boston Friday night.
! Judge Wendell p. Stafford will be
the speaker ut the welcome home eel
cbrltion that the town will give its
returned soldiers on Sept. Is. The
theme of his address win be "Thc
Labor Question: the New Riddle of
the Sphinx"
The st. Andrews parish is con-
Quoting drive to clear up it's church
debt. 1t is hoped the coming Easter
will find the debt cancelled and a
goodly sum for much needed repairs
Mrs. Arthur M. Lang went to
Bradford, Friday, to visit relatives
and attend the Worthlcy reunion at
Lake Morcy, Saturday. She will re-
main with relatives in Bradford over
Sunday.
Miss Margaret L. Bailey, who has
spent two months vacation with
her mother and sister here, returned
to her duties with the Congregation
al Publishing House in Boston, Fri
day.
a few OF the relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Johnson gathered at their
home on Lafayette street Friday eve
ming to remind them of their 25th
wedding anniversary and presented
them with Il purse of silver and a
silver mounted carving set.
The friends of Mrs. Weston gath
cred in the pallor of the Y. M. c. A.
building Wednesday evening and
surprised her with u kitchen shower.
There were many useful articles.
Light refreshments were served. A
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Miss Elizabeth Galbraith and Will
liam Landry are taking a vacation
from the Leach & Waterman store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas spent
the week end in Richford visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Angie Rearncy of Woodsville
spent the week end in town visiting
relatives.
Winifrcd Pauline and Laura Cox
were week end visitors in Concord,
N. II.
Drum Stevens of North Danvillc
is in Brightlook hospital for treat
ment.
Harland Clifford of Greenfield,
Mass, was guest of Mrs. Catherine
Oderkirk Saturday.
w. B. Eastman is in New York at
tending the American Pharmaceuti-
cal Association.
Fred Mayo of Woodsville spent
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Fanny Smith of Passumpsic
visited Mrs. Albert Smith Sunday.
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie d. Wilconlb.
Mrs. f. c. Sherbume is confined to
the house by illness.
Mrs. Charles Bodettc went to o.
varian, N. H., Monady on business.
James T. Leary and family went
Monday to spend their vacation at
his old home in Concord, N. H.
Robert and Thomas Davis of Lyn-
don we're in St. Johnsbury Monday
on business.
w. H. Stevens has offered his house
for sale and is going to Portland to
live.
II. S. Holland, Alvi Calderwood,
Frank Simpson and Theron Calder
wood were in Barre Sunday.
F. l.. Clifford of Boston was in
town the week end at Warren Tenn
pies.
"Billy" Hall has returned from
overseas and is stationed at Camp
Merritt, N. j., awaiting his discharge.
Gordon Morrison went to Clare
mont, N. H., Monday morning for
few days.
Mrs. Leo Menard and Lads La
CT oui, who have been visiting here,
returned to their home in Springfield.
Jack Richards died Saturday at his
home in Concord. Funeral will be
held Wednesday at II o'clock at his
home.
Lucian LacroiX, who has been in
the army in France the past 18
months, has resumcnd his old posi-
ton at the Lougee & Smythe store.
Miss Caroline Burbank of Wake
fold ,UoC n wool, npd o,,oc+ of M ond