Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-21

TfIutiy
Mrs. Tilla Libbey OF Barnet is a |
guest Of her friend, Mrs. George
Green Il few days.
| Thes ubjcct at the First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, for next Sunday is
"Mortals and lmmortuls."
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gibson are
home from Il trip to Barre and Mont
pclicr.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Rocheleau of
East Concord were in town Friday
calling on old friends.
Mrs. Robert Fisk and son, Ray
mond have returned home from Wis
it to Shelbrooke.
French & Bean have commenced
running their auto truck and will de-
liver goods in the radius of 20 miles.
Mrs. A. J. Collivcau of Lyndon
vile was Il guest of her sister, Mrs.
Helen Bennett, Friday.
Louis Smythe attended the election
of officers of the Nj Sakiton Club at
Waterford, Friday.
Mrs. David King, who has been at
the home of Mrs. Sias Randall the
past few weeks, has returned to her
home in Newark.
) Mrs. Alfred Dubois, who has been
visiting Mrs. Richard Astbury a few
days, returned to her home in Clare
mont, Friday.
Mrs. William Henderson, who has
been stopping at Mrs. Martha Smiths
ut SO Summer street, went to Boston,
Friday.
Irving Lee of Providence has been
a guest of Raymond Fisk the past
few days. They both left Friday for
Providence, r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Kingsbury were
in Walden, Thursday night to at
, tend the wedding reception of MI.
and Mrs. Lyle Kingsbuiy.
Pcrley c. Boardway, who was over
seas with the American Expedition
airy Forces for nearly a year, visited
: his sister, Mrs. Edward E. Brown,
l recently. He was in the 59th Inf,
Co. X, 4th division.
The two years old daughter Of Mr..
anu NJ 10. Ltlttlsl DtliCly C9SdDC'i
serious injuries Tuesday, when a dog
belonging to guests ut the home, az
tackled the child and injured her face
and one eye so that several stitches
, had to be taken. The little girl and
the dog were at play, and the injury
. was unfortunately the result. 1t is
expected the sight Of the eye will not
G be impaired.
< Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Preston spent
& the week end at Charleston, Vermont.
: Mrs. Robert Greene OF New York
$ City is spending the week end as the
@ guest of Miss Mae Moore.
Leslie O. Frizzcll, Il former linotype
f operator in the Caledonian office is
r spending a few days in town.
6 Miss McCoomb of the Mccall Mag
azine will be at Leach & WATERWAYS
d store Tuesday and Wednesday, dem
G onstrating McCall's patterns.
S Mrs. V. r. Weed, who has been at
!. Manchester, N. H., for several
o months past, returned to this place
II Thursday, and is stopping with hel
d daughter, Mrs. d. H. Pitt.
c Frank E. Howe, editor of the Ben
nington Banner, and eX-Gov. fetch.
is Ell and party were in town Monday
(. on their return from q fishing trip tc
l. Averill Lake.
T. Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No
a, will serve a supper at l. o. o. F
o hall, Tuesday evening, to which mem.
# hers and their families are invited
C Following the business meeting
t. a short play will be given by mem.
bcrs of the lodge.
is DR.. and Mrs. Glen Parker and son
e, Richard from Philadelphia, have beer
It guests for few days of MI. ant
&c Mrs. William Conley, coming ir
1t their auto. They leave Monday fol
Montpelier, Burlington and Randolph
C where they will visit friends before
s returning to their home. DR.. Parker
a was formerly a linotype operator ir
= the Caledonian office, and is now ir
\, the service, stationed at Philadelphia
: His home was formerly in Burlington
S. Milton Smith of White River juno
ton spent Sunday in town.
t. C. C. Lord of the Calcdonian office
a spent Sunday at Groton.
W w. Fl. Sargent returned to his home
H. in Rutland, Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Of
e Springfield, Mass, is visiting Mrs J
v A. Moore.
IS Charles Ross has returned from 8
e weeks visit to his daughter in AL.
bany, taking the trip each way with
n his team.
It Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Gray anC
$ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell and Miss
n Ethel McLaren motored to Boston
C Sunday.
e Norman A. McMeekin of Woods.
: vile, N. H., was a guest over Sunday
" at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Mary
l. A. 1mpey. Mr. McMcekin recently re-
r turned from 81 months overseas ser
e vice with the 18th Engineers.
y Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rogers of San
$. ia Barbara Cal, were guests of Mr.
n and Mrs. d. C. Horner, Sunday, en-
route to Walden, where they will
spend a short time at his old home
II and return to St. Johnsbury to visit
AT the meeting of the Vermont ant
l. New Hampshire Laundry Owners