Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-04

% Hllttt.
Mr.. Roger Millet of Nashua, has
been visiting her mother, Mr.. c. l..
Clall; a few days.
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Clifford have
returned from a trip to Tilton, N. H..
where they have spent several days
Raymond Leonard began work on
the block signals for the Boston and
Maine railroad, Monday.
Morton aTylor bookkccper at the
Moore coal office spent Friday at
Newport.
Nj. and Mrs. Harry Brown left
Tuesday for Denver. Colorado,
whore they will spend some time.
Miss Amy Cook is taking few
days vacation from the Leach &
Waterman store.
Mrs. Charles Thomas Of Lunenburg
is the guest Of Mrs. Abbic McCarty
on Summer street this week.
Mrs. Percy Hamilton has returned
from Portland, Me-, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lucy Trcmbly of Orleans is
at Mrs. Elsie Harvey's Sanitorium
at 6 Pearl street.
Mrs. Cecil Albcc of Richford is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs ID.
W. Lowell.
Miss Helen Gilman and Clarence
Gilman of Littlcton spent the week
end with their grandmother, Mrs. En-
nest Fountain.
: Henry Wilson, manager of the st.
Johnsbury Grocery Co., with Mrs
Wilson, spent Sunday at his farm in
Goss Hollow.
Mrs. Roy Skinner has received Il
cablegram from her brother, Colonel
II. T.. Allen, saying that he will land
from overseas in New York, June Z.
Miss Mabel Spencer has gone to
, Chelsea to attend the June term Of
Orange county court for which she is
the reporter.
= Mrs. Elmer Hooker and sister, Mrs.
J. C. Rutlcdgc spent the day Saturday
at the home of Charles Drew and
father, Ora Drew, at North Danville.
Sergt Donald Blodgett is here on
g ten days furlough from the Oswego
hospital, and is visiting his father,
, Herbert Blodgett.
. Lawrence Watson of Newport and
i Mrs. Charles Hill of Lebanon, N. H.,
: have been the guests of Mrs. Jed
c Drown the past few days.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Astlc and Mrs.
n Guss Maynard, who have been visit
y ing at Oscar Astle's the past week,
C left Monday for their homes in Bath,
n Me.
f Lewis Kimball has returned from
t overseas and received his discharge.
/ He has been visiting old friends here
the past few days returning to his
!. home in Bath, Nc, Monday.
t William Langlois, who has been
,. chauffeur for Judge Henry G.. Ide for
several years, has gone to Washing
c ton where he has position with a
: family from Toronto. His family
v who are here for the summer will join
n him later.
< M. H. Stan left recently on bus
= mess trip west.
t II. w. Writers was legal visitor
1 in Richford, Saturday.
s Miss Mildred Harvey spent the
weekend at her home in Passumpsic.
c Miss Maud Wilcox of st. Adams is
visitor at Mrs. Harry Gordon's.
e A son was born June 2 at Mrs.
Moorcs santorium to MI. and Mrs.
), Harry L. p. Blodgctt.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Peck left
n Sunday for Boston where they will
spend few days.
t Mrs. Stella Stuart of Concord call
. ed on friends here Monday on her
way to Woodsvillc.
: Mrs. S. A. Thompson left Monday
+ for Potter Place, N. H., for a short
stay.
G Mrs. J. C. Rutlcdgc of Woodsvillc
s spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Hooker
+ Miss Cora Melancon of Manches-
!, ter is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred
Bcaurcgard this week.
/ The little daughter of Mr.. and
y Mrs. Arthur Finley is very ill at their
home on St. Mary street.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bcauregard
G are home from their honeymoon to
Boston, New York and Lowell.
: Mrs. Harry Briggs went to Rox-
= bury to visit at her old home for a
short time.
' Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Peck of Swanton
= spent the weekend with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earl Daniels, returning
= home Monday.
+ Miss Agnes Lowell has finished
+. work at the WoolWorth store and
Mrs. Gertrude Morency has taken her
, place.
Mrs. J. C. Allen, who has been
' visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy Skin
, ncr has returned to her home in Bur-
lington.
Mrs. f. A. Rodey of Derby Line
, was the weekend guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Burke at their home on Summer
/ street.
Rev and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton left
Monday for their home after spend
5 ing the past week with their sons,
7 Ralph and Edmund Hamilton.
John M. Perham went to Sutton
Monday where he will do field work