The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-09

and is recovering the use of her arm
Her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Fuller Of Springfield, :anIo
last evening to assist in taking care
of her.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Savage leave
tomorrow night for trip to Boston
and other New England cities.
Mrs. F. r. Holmes, Miss DORIS
Holmes and Edward Holmes and
Claude Wright of Dixville, Que, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Drew.
Mrs. Holmes will remain for week.
H. H. Cook of Glover was bust
ness caller in town on Wednesday.
In spite of various attractions
there was large attendance at the
regular meeting of Memphremagog
grange at |. o. O. f. hall last even
ing. The ladies' degree team init -
ed eight candidates, and the social
hour was enjoped by all.
J. M. McCarten motored to Isl ID
Pond Wednesday to meet his father,
James McCarten, from Lancaster, N.
II.
Henry Saucier, Highland avenue,
returned from the Sherbrooke hospi-
} tai yesterday, where he has been fer
the past three weeks, recovering from
an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. E. M. Downey and daughte e,
Vieva, go to West Burke today to
remain until Sunday. Mr.. Downey
will no Jouy,, CunJox, ooJ ,o+,,,- ~; l.
them.
James Clark is enjoying two weeks
vacation in Keesville, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles c. Davis enterta led
the Loyal Six to high tea yesterday
afternoon in honor of the birthd y
of Mrs. T. C. Camp.
The Office of DR.. Harry Hamilton
our upto the minute dentist, is now
equipped with a $4,000 volt hospi-
tai x-Ray with machine which is
fully capable of taking care of all
bone or tissue work of the body
Any Rebekah wishing to ,oin the
auto party attending the district
meeting at Island Pond, Oct. 16 will
please leave her name at Z. f.
Humphreys store.
Miss Helen JENNIE of Derby is en-
ployed at Gilman Co.'s.
A. A. Gle, representing the East
ern Drug Co., of Boston was in this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Stella Carter has been visit
ing relatives in Passumpsic.
Mrs. c. S. Emery, who has been il
Boston during the last three weel; ;,
returned to Newport Wednes lay
night.
Miss Geneva Lontine of BigcloS's
Pharmacy is taking two weeks va
cation in Manchester ard Lowell.
Homer Thrasher will be given a
hail and farewell dinner by brother
Masons on Wednesday, Oct. IS,
Committee meeting last night to
make definite plans for the grand
ball to be given by American Legion
Post 81 OH armistice day, Nov. II.
Fred Fogg of Portland is bust
ness visitor in this city.
Mrs. Prescott Moore and her
mother, Mrs Hubbard of Lyldon-
vile visited friends in town yester-
day.
} Miss Grace Morris of Montreal is
taking two weeks vacation with he .
mother, Mrs. Charles Norris
, Arthur G. Sprague of w. w.
Spragu & Son, popular insurance
: agent of st Johnsbury, was bust
, ness caller in the city yesterday, go
ing from here to Derby Line, where
he has a large clientele.
A. Ellie, son of DR.. Ellie of Island
Pond is employed at DIR. H. +. Ham
ilton's Dental Parlors.
, Mrs. GEORGE Somerville and daugh-
ter, Edith spent the day in Granite
vile, Que. Mrs Somerville's pafeats
Mr.. and Mrs. David Moir, returned
with them.
Miss Aurere Ricard, daughter of
f Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ricard was
married last week to Joseph Arch
ambault, son of Joseph r. Archam-
, bault. Rev. j. M. H. Basin, pastor
of st. Marys Star of the Sea
church, officiated. The wedding was
quiet affair.
! Miss E. E. Sessions, representative
: of the Kurn Hatten Home for Or
phan Boys is in town on her annual
visit to solicit funds for the insSitu-
ton. There are two Of these schools,
one at Westminster and the other at
Saxon's River. These institutions are
conducted for the benefit of orphan
boys who are in need of educational
training.
A very lively band concert, follow
ed by parade up Main street, was
given yesterday afternoon by the
members of the DeRue Minstrels Co.
The evening performances at Lare's
Opera House was big success, a
capacity audience attending the
show.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Prouty and
son, Paul, have gone to Jackman,
Me-, for II visit.
= The pupils of the local grade and
high schools enjoyed a vacation yes