The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-24
LOCAL NEWS

lllltu W Tile HOUSE ny ulIeSS.
Mrs. Frank Blossom is crafty inn
proved from her recent illness.
Lena Brown of Lyndonville spent
Sunday with Miss Minnie Palmer.
Miss Emma Lavigne of Lebanon,
spent the weekend at her home here.
WI. Ling spent Sunday with Miss
Evangeline Ling at Danville.
Mrs. Annie Maudant spent the
week end at West Burke.
Miss Frances Hebard came home
Monday from visit to Sharon.
County Agent L. A. Wood was in
Barnet Monday.
DR.. r. M. McSweeney was recent
visitor in Burlington.
Miss Carrie Harvey of Bartlett Wis
tied Mrs. John King recently.
Albert Bergeron from Berlin visit
ed Mrs. John King for the week end.
Mrs. Robert Lane has returned
from week spen. at Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Kidd of Que
bee have been visiting Mrs. David
Frizzell
Mrs. Janet Halcrow was called to
Ste Johnsbury Center to care for Leo
Eastman, who has pneum onia.
David Ramage of East ST Johns
bury was in town Saturday, the first
time for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Shores OF
Whitefeld were business visitors here
Monday.
Alphonse Piche and Alfred Piche
of Lancaster spent Sunday with theil
families
Leo Roach of Hardwick spent the
week end with his sister, Miss Alice
| Roach.
Mrs. Herbert Speare is recovering
/ from her recent illness of pneumonia
and is able to sit up.
Alex Dawson and sister, Miss Sadie
Dawson of Lebanon, are visiting Mis-.
! Florence Sealey.
Mrs. Beulah Forbes of Woodsvillt
was business visitor in town Satur
day.
Mrs. John A. Dresser and Mis-.
Mary Lindsay of Montreal wer'
weekend guests of Miss Edith ORES
ser at 3 Caledonia street.
Mrs. Jennie Cults and daughter
Mildred, of Sherbrooke, P. O., spen
the weekend with her sister, Mrs
! Andrew Johnston.
Mrs. Charles Clark of Worcester
who was called here by the death q
Mrs. Bert Bonnet, is sick at tn
home of her brother, Bert Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carrick an,
daughter, Catherine, of Somerville
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. E. M
Harris
Miss Eta Wright arrived HON,
Saturday from Newton and Danvers
Mass, where she has been visiting
relatives.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Benjamin Wright at Peabod,
hospital, Peabody, Mass, Jan. rs
/ 1919 Mr.. Wright is at Camp Dix
I n. ].
| Miss Mary Carpenter, niece O
Truman Carpenter, who has been il
is much better. She expects to g,
Friday to the Mary Fletcher hospita
where she enters for training.
Mrs. Edgar LaClair of Lowell Wis
tied her daughter, Miss Alice lie
Clair, who is in training at Bright
look hospital, Friday and Saturda.
of last week.
! If there is an extra large attend
ance at the Red Cross meeting Tues
day afternoon, it is expected tina
the full fuota of refugee garment
will be completed, and that no extr;
meeting will have to be called. Di
rections and yarn for knitting arr
ready for all. Please be sure to bring
or send in all garments whether fin
/ ished or not.
The st. John de Crevecoeur Chap
ter of the d. A. r. held its regular
meeting on Washington's birthday a
] the home of Mrs. P. f. Hazen. TIL.
Red Cross supplied them with refu
gee work and ID. A. r. matters were
! discussed. Refreshments of sand
wlches, cake and coffee were served
with red, white and blue fayors. L
was voted that ID. "A. r. magazines
published by the national society, b,
| placed in the Athenaeum.