The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.


weeks.
Mrs. Martha Harlow is visiting at
Bert Masseys at North Danvillc.
Miss Mary Nelson is homo from a
week spent in Newport.
John Brodieu has returned from
two weeks spent at Joe's Pond.
Miss Arlene Gilman is home from
a vacation spent at Joe's pond
Miss Dorothy Allen of MoHtpcliol
is the guest of Miss Dorethea Clark.
Miss Ida Barnard is at her home
in Johnson for a few days.
Mrs. Oscar Astlc of st. Johnsbury
Darwin Houghton.
Miss Ruth Aiken is guest Of Miss
Helen Hovey.
Mrs. C. G. Lord is homo from Lake
Groton, where she has spent the pas.
week.
Miss Martha and Miss L2ura
James are home from q months va
cation spent at Binghamton, N. Y.
Mrs. William Russell was taken to
Brightlook hospital Tuesday serious
ly ill.
Miss Florence Kneeland of John
son is visiting Mrs. Warren Gasbcll
few days.
Mrs. Annie Maudant is taking "A
two weeks vacation and is visiting
her son, Carl Morris, at Boston.
Mrs. Annie Malloy of Boston is
spending the week with Mrs. Frank
Blossom.
Reginald Fisk and wife of Paw
tucket are here visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisk.
Miss Roland Landy is visiting
friends in New York city for n
month.
Mrs. Cora E. Brigham and son,
Ebert, are in Hyde Park, VT, TO
visit several weeks.
Mrs. F. T. Reed and Paul Leonard
went to Boston Thursday to visit
her children for two weeks.
Mrs. Edward Peterson and son,
Raymond, arc at their camp at Miles
pond.
Miss Mertie Aldrich of West Burke
is visiting Mrs. Nellie Gaskell a few
days.
Mrs. A. G. Goodwin and daughter
uMo4 u! sIo4!s!A DION 4IodMoN 10
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Hooper and
child Of West Orange are here spend
ing a few weeks with relatives AMI
friends.
Miss Annie Ferrin and Miss Regina
Martin went Thursday to Pride $
Crossing, Mass, to spend ten days.
Miss Dornitile Bernier is taking
two weeks vacation from the Con-
cord Candy Kitchen and is at Joe's
pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Bo3-
ton were guests of Mrs. George
Smith the first of the week. They
g 1oJ Hq4oloQ '.194q5nep .1!oql 4Jo!
longer visit.
Mrs. F. E. Taylor and son, Carl,
of East Concord, Everett Richards
and family of Kirby, Susie Brewer
of Concord were business visitors |
Wednesday.
Leonard Pope, a former st. Johns
bury boy called on few friends
Wednesday between waiting for
train. He is off the destroyer Gre
CORY" and was on his way to West
Lebanon, N. H., to visit his father.
Postmaster Gleason has received no
word as yet concerning the sale
through the post office department Of
the surplus food products now owned
by the war department, but an off
cial notice has been sent out to all
postmasters that when the food pro-
ducts go on sale the limit of pack
ages will be 1875 pounds.
Mrs. William S. Russell of Gar
den Grove, Ca, died at Brightlook
hospital Wednesday afternoon. Fun
eral services will be held at the home
of her nephew, Clayton R. Bond, 8
Cherry street, Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Mrs. Russell was for many
years a resident of St. Johnsbury and
is pleasantly remembered by many
friends.
"The Return of the Captives" will
be the theme of free Bible lecture
by Mr.. Bedwin of Pittsburg Thurs
day evening, who speaks in Grand
army hall at 7.30 under the auspices
of the l. B. S. A. Mr.. Brown is a
close Bible student and very pleas
ing speaker The public are invited
and there will no collection.