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

Mrs. William Zero and daughter,
Margaret, are spending few days in
Warren, N. II.
Mrs. Matte Smonds spent Satur-
day in East St. Johnsbury, Il guest
of Mrs. Bert Graves.
Fred Daniel of the Lake Shore
House, West Danvillc, was Il business
visitor in st. Johnsbury Saturday.
Harry L. Rodgers and John W.
Thurston of Walden were i'll st.
Johnsbury Saturday on business.
Miss Burnham of Marshfeld called
on friends Sunday and attended the
lecture of Wallace Nutting at the
North church.
Grace Unity club will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting in the Metho-
dist church parlors on Friday evening
at 730 o'clock.
Mrs c. w. Simpson of Manchester,
! England and Mrs. Jack Fay of Bos-
ton are guests of MI. and Mrs. Rob
crt Learmouth.
Mrs. Virgins Of Boston came Sat
urday night and will make her home
here on Caledonia street. Nh. Wig
gins is employed at the Wright gar
age and has been here some time.
MI. and Mrs. C. L. Somerville, Mrs.
Guy w. Hill, Willard S. Hill, Nh.
and Mrs. Willis Fl. Barker Arthur
Friend and Mrs. Stevens spent Sun
day at Joe's Pond.
Mrs. Van Nalkenburg of Albany, N.
Y, state organizer and national lee
turcr of the w. C. T. U. gave very
interesting lecture on the organiza-
ton at Grace Methodist church Sun
day evening.
MI and Mrs. Jack Bertrand mot
orcd to Burlington Friday and
brought back Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.
Delaney who arc spending a vacation
here.
Mrs. Mary Peck of Swanton who
has been visiting her daughter here
returned home Saturday accompanied
by Mrs. Earl Daniels.
u. w. Fales and H. f. Taylor spent
Sunday with f. L. Taylor spent Sun
day with +. E. Taylor at East Con-
cord.
Miss Incz Goodall has sold her
property in East St. Johnsbury to
Irving M. and Grace E. Locke. The
real estate sold includes the store
where Mr.. Locke does business. Ac-
cording to the deed it was acknowl-
edged on June Goth before Master
in Chanccry Guy w. Hill.
The little town of Concord was
we'll represented Saturday for on the
street we saw Mrs. E. ID. Lee and
sons, Mrs Fred Hastings, Mrs. James
Virtue, Jennie Ranncy, Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Morrison Albert Owen, Frank
Carpenter, Mrs. H. Tilton, MI. and
Mrs. Harry Curricr.
Newell Parker, who spent the first
of the week in town has returned tc
his home in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Moore and
daughter, Lillias, visited Carl King
at Brattleboro Saturday.
Miss Josephine Peck left New
York Sunday to spend the summer
with her sisters in California.
E. J. A. Marcoux has secured ;
government position at Washington
ID. G.
Attorney James 3. Campbell is il
: Burlington attending the tenth reun
ion of his class at the U. V. M.
Attorney David Conant is at Wind.
sor on legal business and Hon. Alex
ander Dunnett is in St. Adams.
Lawyer Charles Shields has re.
turned from several days spent or
legal business in West Stewartstowr
and other places.
Mrs. Plummer Hutchins of West
Rumncy, N. H., and S. M. Gamblir
of Newport, Martin Gibson Of Rye
gate visited in town Monday.
Miss Eva Torrent who is a nurse
in the Massachusetts, General Hos
pital, Boston, is visiting Mr.. ano
, Mrs. r. G. Sherburne +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevens, Ear
Stevens, Mrs. Exine Woolson ant
Miss Ada Burns, motored to Lake
Morey Sunday.
Henry C. Boynton and Charles S
Hastings are at Boundry Pond fish
ing. Mr.. Hastings has not been able
to visit this old place for the past
three years on account of ill health
Mrs. Robert Wakefield is convalesc
ing from an operation performed a
Brightlook. 1t is expected she will
| be able to go home the last of thu
week.
Mrs. w. E. Barrett has received
word from her son, Robert, that HI
has landed in San Francisco from
, Formoso. He expects to come tt
Boston and be discharged in two
, weeks.
Mr. and Mrss V. E. Merrill, Mr.. ant
Mrs. U. S. Allen of Sherbrooke, Mr.
: and Mrs. E. Emmons, Charles Dick
erson and w. C. Proctor of Quebec
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Buckley and Wal
, ter Buckley of Grand Papids, Mich.
| N. E. Kelley of Little River, N. S.
Mrs. G.. A. Woolson A. G. Woolsor
and Miss Mary Woolson of Spring
field were guests at the St. Johns
bury House Sunday and Monday.
, MI. and Mrs. Fred Lacasse spent
Monday in Newport.
Mrs. H. Metcalf of Boston was {
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