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

! Charleston were recent visitors in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Buck and lit
lie granddaughter visited Mr.. ant
Mrs.. Il. II. Buck in West Charleston
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs.. w. W. Blodgett ant
children visited in West Charleston
Thursday, dinner guests with thei
sister, Mrs. Ieavcns, and spent the
afternoon with their brother, JOIN
Ely, where Mrs. Blodgett's father re-
sides and is in poor health.
Supervisor Hamilton and Miss
Phelps spent Il day at Derby Academy
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Buzzell enter
tanned her brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Hurry Hall OF Holland, last
week.
john Grow and Ava Maxwell OF
Morgan Center have moved to oul
city.
Mrs. Lizzie Bryant, who spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Pinney, in Boston, passed through
Newport on her way to her home IN
Morgan Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gardner are spend
ing IL few weeks with their son, Cal
| win (rnr1nol. IN pnoha
A son, Scott Rexfold, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, April
10Th.
+. II. Gray of North Holland was
! . business caller in this city Tuesday.
George and L. M. Gray of North Hol-
land visited their sister, Mrs. Maria
lteccc, last week.
Mrs. Harold Taylor of Derby Cen
ter was in our city Tuesday to meet
her brother, Lawrence, who has just
returned from overseas.
Private Leonard Petit came home
on Il leave of absence to visit his
mother, who is seriously i'll. He re-
turned to Camp Dcvens Wednesday
night, received his discharge and is
now at home.
Fred NJ. Davis of Dimick's Mills
visited our city Tuesday.
Arden Libbcy bought six cows at
Mrs. Kelley's auction in Derby,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Falrar and son
visited his parents in North Newport
Sunday.
Charles Allen visited his relatives in
North Newport Sunday.
Will Richmond has been visiting in
Orlans.
Mrs. Henry Green has returned
nome after visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
G. Stevens in Orleans, for some time.
Mrs. b. ID. Longe visited in Derby
Friday.
Little Earl Norway of West New
port, aged 8, accidcntly got shot thru
the leg recently. His parents were
away visiting when it occurred and it
is not known just how it was done.
George Hunter recently returned
from overseas and his wife has come
back to our city to live. Mrs. Hunter
has been stopping in Coventry and
they were given surprise party by
their friends there and a pleasant
evening was spent.
AS Mrs. Horace Wilder and two
children and Mrs. Myra Wells were
returning from Newport to their home
in Coventry, Thursday, the horse be-
came FRIGHTENED at Herrman's auto
truck and ran up a steep embank
ment, ovcrtulning the wagon and
throwing the occupants out. The
horse became cntangled in the har
ness and Mrs. Wilder received u good
many bruises and severe nervous
shock; the children escaped unhurt.
Mrs. Wells back was very badly hurt.
Dr. Longe was called and said there
were no bones broken, but she is con-
fined to her bed and suffers a great
deal of pain. The horse was not hurt
Mrs. Wilder has always driven him
and he has never been afraid of auto
mobiles before.
MI and Mrs. +. A. Albee, Law
renee and Mrs. Newland Albec and
children arrived in our city last Mon
day noon from North Dakota. Their
friends arc glad to know they plan
staying in the east, Mrs. Newland AL
bee goes to Barre to live and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Albee to Springfield,
Mass. They were former residents of
Derby and arc relatives of Mrs. John
Aiken Of this city.