Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-08-13
st. J0hnsbury Local

1flenuS.
V. Leuchlin, f. Sherburn, and p.
Conner arc at Willoughby Lake fish
ing. {
Mr.. and MIS-. W. H. Downer left
Thursday for their new home in Rut-
land.
Miss Marguerite Mayo of Maiden
Mass, is Il guest of her sister, Mrs.
George LaPoint on Summer street
Leo MERCER is moving his family
from Pearl street to tenement on
Caledonia street.
Born Aug. 6, a daughter, Theodore
Evelyn, to MI. and Mrs. j. Il. Nc
Lean of Clay Hill.
Miss Margaret Merrill leaves
Thursday for Magnolia, Mass, to
spend week with relatives.
Miss Sarah p. Cameron Is at Cas-
plan Lake, Greensboro, the quest o.
her brother, John z. Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ford and son,
John, are in Derby Line and Stan
sted for few days.
M. George j. Sullivan Of 0orches-
ter, Mass, is visiting ut u. 7. Gov
enys.
Mrs. Charles Bennett of Ccntcrvalc
spent tho day Thursday with her SIS
ter Mrs. Frank Drew.
Mrs. II. e. Davis of St. Johnsbuiy
Center visited her daughter, Mrs.
Rex Turner, Thursday.
Miss Ethel and Lucia Ric:l of Troy
New York visited Mrs Arthur Klch
Thursday.
Miss Elsie McMamara leaves Fri
day for Lynn, Mass, where she has Il
position
Mrs. Mary Impcy left Thursday
to visit her niece, Mrs. Ollie McFalane
for two weeks in Pcacham.
Mrs. Arthur Provost is home from
several weeks spent in Montreal WIS.,
iting relatives.
Archie Blair of the Smith store
is taking a weeks vacation and spc1d-
ing it in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beck OF
Pittsburg, Penn, are here visiting
relatives for few weeks.
John ID. Todd of Boston, who has
been visiting relatives in New Hamp-
shire, is spending Il Snort time here
Miss Mildred Thomas, formerly OF
st. Johnsbury and now of Manches-
ter By-th-Sca, is visiting her fricnt
Miss Dorothy Rice for two weeks.
Joseph Gcrmain and Miss Carrie
Lcmottrc of Guildhall, VT, were mar
ried yesterday at the Notrc Dame
church by the Rev. FL Drouhn.
Miss Bertha Wcssclhocft Swift O
Boston, arrived in town yesterda.
from Chicago, where she has beer
studying for the past few weeks.
Ii. Word has been received that Capt
~>-PCtey T. Hartwcll has arrived iron
Norfolk, Va, and is expected home
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Morrill, ant
Miss Marguerite Carr former resi-
dents here are visiting friends an'
relatives for some time.
In municipal court before Judge I
C. Frye, James H. Borland Of Dar
vile was fined $50 and costs OF $9.9
for operating an automobile Will
intoxicated. At the same time hi
brother, Arthur e. Borland, also
Danville, handed over $13.40, cost an
fine, for drunkncss.
Mrs Mary Impey is spending
week with relatives in Groton.
Mrs. George Tutc of Lyndonvil
is at the Harvey Sanitarium.
Mrs. Bessie Gale is home fro
Peacham.
Perley Lavclly of East Burke spe1
Wednesday in town.
Miss Marie Couchesnc leaves Fl
day for month in Canada.
Gerald Perry is visiting his aur
Mrs. Frank Counter, at East Burk
Mrs. Harry Mardcn is visiting MI
Harry Carr at Joe's Pond for wee
Carl Turner of Boston was callil
on old friends Tuesday.
Morris Marowitz is spending
week in Boston.
Eugene, Jr., son of Mr.. and M
Eugene Dauphn, was operated on
the St. Johnsbury hospital Tucsda!
F. A. Thomas of Manchester,
H., was in town on business Thur
day.
Lewis Talbot of East Burke v
tied his sister, Mrs. Nelson E. PERI
Wednesday.
Miss Janettc Corskie of Barre
visiting her aunt, Miss Helen AL
son.
Mrs. Helen Stockwcll and Mi
Lydia Hemingway of Concord spc
Thursday in town.
Mrs. Edward Riley and daught
of Lyndonvillc are visiting h
mother, Mrs Beniot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anger of Victor
vile, P. O., are visiting Mr.. and M
George Gayner.
Miss Olive Harvey of Comfortable
spending the week with Mr.. and MI
Elmore Wadleigh.
Mrs. Harr Bartlett is spending
few days with Mrs. Harry Chesl
at Joes Pond.
James II. Nutter of Woodsville W
business visitor in st. Johnsbu
Wednesday.
The home demonstration agent W
speak at the grange at Wheelock
Aug. 8.
Shirley Brigham, w. ID. jerks,
W. Carlton are at Diamond Pond,
H., for 4 few days.
Mr. and Mrs George Icayitt