Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-19

tiers of Bethlehem, N. H., were her
Monday visiting.
NJ. a. Miltimorc of Los Angeles
Cal, is IL guest at the home OF hi
brother, DR.. H. II. Miltimore.
The many friends OF Mrs. William
Fourier OF Hartford will be painct
to learn of her serious illness.
A i. Bows Real estate agency
ia, sold the Clark Fisher farm il
Waterford to Charles Joslyn Of Con.
cord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodbury.
started Monday night for Washing
ton and will go to Jacksonville, Fla.
where they will spc:l the winter.
Walter Blodgctt, Isaac Stanton,
Mis-. Dwight Cheney, MI. and Mrs.
Ludgcr Duclos OF North Danvilc
were early morning. visitors here
Monday.
Roy Guy Wade of Newark has en-
listed in the United States Army for
three years, ha,.ing selected the mo-
tor transportation corps. lie left
Tuesday for Fort Slocum, N . Y, for
training.
A. b. BOWS Real Estate Agency has
sold for Mrs. Hudson her house and
an extra buildi " lot at 50 Il Summer
Street to Mr. and Mrs. George Dow.
MIR. and Mrs. bow have just returned
from Havcrhill, Mass, where they
have spent the summer. They will
occupy their new home after Jan. 1.
Owing to Il shortage Of freight cars
on the Boston g. Maine, and the fact
that the B. e. M. shops are worked to
their capacity, an extra force has
been added TO the repair shops of
the Montpelier e. Wells River rail
read at Montpelier and some of the
b. d M. cars arc being sent over
there.
Mrs. Walter Cox is visiting her
parents in Barre.
Mrs. William Blickctt is sick at
lIrightlook Hospital.
Lawyers David S. Conant, David
+. Porter and Harry W. Writer'S are
attending Essex county court.
Rev. DR.. E. W. Sharpe, district
is attending the In
,erchurch conference at Burlingto.
Mrs. Donald McClaiy left for Now
York Monday where she will meet
ncr husba:l1, Ensign McClary, who
is on the U. S. S. destroyer Fairfax
md in New York harbor for Il few
lays.
The Quality Rcstaurat on Eastern
venue has been sold for Z. A. 7
Pierce to Mr.. Atwood and Mr.. West I
If Colcbrook, N. H., and the new ow-
lcrs have taken possession. The sale
vas made by the A ID. Dow Real Es-
ate Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carr of Dan
lille entertained Il few of their !
friends over Sunday. Those present
rom st. Johnsbury were Mr.. and
Mrs. Haltwell u. Moore and daugh-
or, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Welforc, Mrs.
Alice St Jock and daughter, Irene NJ.
81 Jock.
Tht'ty-fve ladies attended the
weekly meeting Of the Red Cross
Tuesday afternoon. At the business
session Miss Maudc Fl. Sprague lc-
signed as head of the local branch
md Mrs. David S. Conant was elect
ID in her place. More knitters arc
,ccdcd in the work the ladies are |
now doing.
Company u will start up their
amous basket ball games this winter
nd the first game is scheduled at the
Almory Wednesday night at o'clock
With the Lyndonvillc Tumblers. Co.
} has some fast players this year and
ONE good games may be confidently ,
expected through the winter.
W. S. Davis is out Of town on
usincss for the Cross bakery.
,dgar Martcll of Barton was Il vlsl-
or here Wednesday.
George Wilder of Concord, N. H.,
'as here on business Wednesday.
Samuel V. Fleming is quite sick ,
t his home at 9G Eastern avenue.
Byron Varnum of Danvillc was
isitor here Wednesday.
Miss Estclla Juneau is confined to
he house by illness.
+. B. Jacques was in Newport
tuesday, on business.
Rev A. ?. Grint will give lecture
t the town hall in Concord Thursday
t 1870
Mrs. Wilkes orchestra plays for a
thanksgiving ball at Lyndonvllc to-
light.
Miss Irma King, violinist, ut tho
lcasc-U Theatre, went Tuesday to
or home in Passumpsic for two
avs visit.
Theodore NORM, Jules Z. Palant,
lex Boucharcl and Norman Laloch-
lie of Berlin, N. H., were here
tuesday, to store their Car at the {.
|. Goss Garage for the winter.
Mr.. Turner of New York, who is
some time at his bungalow
, Whitcficld, called on his st.
friends Tuesday. Mr.. Tur
CT says his wife, Maud Powell, is
cw playing through the west. Capt.
.alter May of the Portland Oregon
m, is with Mr.. Turner on this trip.
Thomas J. Ticrney was called to
Hartford Conn, Wednesday by the
cath of his brothcr-in-law, William
BRAY. The latter will be rnmem-