Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-08-13

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Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dow and Miss
Helen Henry spent Sunday in North
field.
L. H. Mari of Pennington, Me-,
was a recent visitor at w. B. East
mans.
Friends of Mrs. Ella d. Morse and
daughter, Flora, will be interested to
learn of their safe return home after
an absence since last December. Mrs.
Morse, who has been suffering from
cataract for some time, recently un>
dcrwent an operation on one eye,
which has resulted in some relief, so
that she is able still to see enough
to get about.
Charles E. Kirk returned Saturday
morning from short business trip to
California. While there he called on
some of the old St. Johnsbury resi-
dents, including Dan c. Gage, o. w.
circuit, Clarence Renfrew, Fred
Wark, Marshall Bixby, William G. I'm
ney, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Walker
Mr.. circuit is now assessor and Mi.
Walker, though S3 years old, is active
and keenly interested in St. Johnsbury
affairs.
Harold E. Young, the elder of the
two sons of Supt. and Mrs. w. IL.
Young, has accepted fine position
as head of the junior school of Mer-
ccrsburg Academy at Mercerburg'
Penn, and will begin his duties with
the fall term. He was graduated from
Harvard in the class of 1916, and has
recently returned from overseas
where he served in the 317th Field
SIGNAL Corps. For short time MI
Young was principal of Mclndoes Ac-
adcmy and his friends here and else
where extend congratulations upof
his prospects.
Paul Stevens went to Coventry
r Monday. r.
Albert Ramsey of the U. S. $
Savannah mother boat submarine, az
rived here Sunday morning.
Miss Pauline Dario is back at the
, Woolworth store after two week
vacation.
Mary Jean and Romeo Carrier ar
} back from their vacation i'll Canad;
visiting relatives and friends.
, Carlyle Wilkie of Hartford CAM
Saturday to visit his parents, Mi. ant
, Mrs. George Wilkie.
Mrs. H. T. Moore has leased tn
= Dr.. Warner house on Mt. Plcasan
= street and will move Sept. LIST.
, Wendell Coblcigh and Gcorg
Chamberlain were at the mountain
j. Sunday.
l Mrs. A. A. Tillotson and son, Harr
i arc visiting in Wolcott for tArc
weeks.
: L. X. Somers and family of Hart
: ford, Conn, is here for few day
G on business.
Mrs. w. L. Russell is better at thi
% writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cowles lei
+ Monday for South Bristol, Me-, b
auto to spend two weeks.
Il Miss Emma Lavigne spent til
week end at her home here from he
f work at Lebanon.
- Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Woodwal
and family spent the week end
s. Long pond.
> Floyd Holmes is taking q month
;S vacation. Miss Germainc Grenicr
= taking weeks vacation from tt
y Lougec and Smythe store.
Il Miss Gladys Dana, who has bee
~ the guest of Postmaster and MI
I Gleason, left Monday for Albany {
, her way home to Lincoln, Ncb.
- Miss Emily Stickney, who has bee
>. in town for several days in the i
- tcrcst of the Kurn Hattin Home
left Monday for Ryegate and Mars
70 field.
~ Leroy Peabody of Worccstt
II. Mass, for three years teacher of m
~ themes at the Worcester Polytechr
G Institute, has been engaged to tea
IN mathematics at St. Johnsbury AGA
is envy and arrived here Saturday wi
his family.
IN Gordon Baldwin is working at t
Nv Cowles' Press.
n Mrs. Clara Tinker went to Winds
VIZ Monday to visit her sister.
w. A. l.. Bailey is home from a we
~ spent in Boston.
H. j. Shastany is home from TO
IF weeks visit to Boston and Lacon
y. Mrs. S. H. Sparhawk spent Mo
~, day in White River Junction.
~ W Miss Helen Ross spent Monday
-. Fairlee.
ho Mrs. A. D. Nelson went Mond
NJ to Newbury to visit relatives.
on Miss Estelle Juneau is out of t
VI Woolworth store for three weeks.
a' Harold Perry of Sutton, z. O.,
here visiting his brother, A. G. PERI
M DR.. and Mrs. Willard Magoon spc
"a, Sunday the guests of Mr.. and M
ed C. E. Mills at Danville.
at Frank Blossom is back at the 4
selin store after four weeks vac
ny ton.
on Mrs. Thomas Laffee and daught
he Margaret, of Springfield, are he
I'M visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Laffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Moron a
N. Virgil Moron and Miss Freda Ber
RS. spent Sunday at the White Mot
tains.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker a
at Mrs. Eliza Walker were called
SINNERS Mills, Canada, by the det
er of Mrs. Walkers father.