Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-19

st. Johnsbury hospital for treatmen
is at the home of Harry Balch o
Orchard street. Mrs. Balch lie carin
for her.
Miss Vera Barrett went Monda
night to New York where she wi
visit Miss Marion Mcleod. Fror
there she goes to Boston, and expect
to be away ten days.
Miss Cecile Belcourt of Montrea
' is visiting Sister Superior at tn
Convent, also Miss Alberta Landry
a former schoolmate of Mount ST
Mary Academy Of Montreal.
Mrs. r. ]. Whitney of Lancaste
was visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Helen Folsom is in New Yori
and Boston on business.
Mrs. airy Blodgett was a visitor
in Lyndonville Friday.
Miss Grace Waite is in Boston ant
New York buying millinery goods.
C. H. Davis is on a business trll
to Mansonvillc, Que.
Barlow Coates of Cookshire, Que
was here Thursday.
B. e. Wilson is in Canada and New
York state on business for the Z.
H. Davis Co.
Mrs, John Page of Groton spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Brown on MT.
Vernon street.
Harry Gregory is back on his JOB
on the American Express team, after
two weeks absence by illness in the
family.
Kenneth J. Sheldon, principal OF
he Junior High school at Orleans,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. >.
NJ. Pcrham.
George Morrill, came home Friday
from Montpelier where he attended
the meeting of the Automobile Club
of Vermont. :,
Mrs. M. Buck of Littleton, N. H.,
ha; returned home agtcr spending a
few days t tho home of w. u.
Hayes.
George II. Symcs and Esther J.
Smith were united in marriage at
tho Methodist church parsonage
March 9th, Rev. George Martin per-
forming the ceremony.
Letters advertised for the week
ending March IS, arc: Ladies, Mrs.
Frank l.. Drew, Maud E. Wood.
Gentlemen, A. J. Champany, Edalr
Lacasse, John Mclaughlin.
James Campbell received a lettc"
from Harry Humphrey Thursday
ing he had been eight months on u
U. S. submarine chaser Al in and
about the English Channel. He is no"
stationed at Brest, France.
Mrs. Ernest Wood, Mrs. G. a..
Hamilton of Woodsvillc, Mrs. Frank
Martin of Wells River, Mrs. Oliver
Wells of Irasburg and Mrs. c. u.
Harding of Vcrshirc were here Fri"
day on business.
Claud Jcnness Of Monroe was here
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney of Lyndon
were here on business Monday.
Mrs. Harley Kcough of Whcclock
visited Mrs. +. E. King Saturday.
J. e. Parker of West Danvillc was
a business visitor here Monday. =.
Mrs. L. w. Sharp has returned
from a few days spent in Boston.
Paul Gilman and John Brodicn left
last night on a ten days trip to Bos-
ton.
Alexander Dunnctt returned home
Saturday from week spent III
Montpelier.
Irving King of Walden spent tho
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Z. King.
Bernice Roundy spent the week.
end with her parents, MI. and Mrs.
L. G. Roundy, at West Burke.
w. J. Perrin of Hardwick and Benz.
Stanton of North Danvillc were bus
mess visitors here Monday.
George LaPoint of the LaPolnt
market, underwent serious opera
ton at Brightlook hospital Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller have
moved from 2 Main street to tenc-
mcnt in DR.. Fitch's house on Railroad
street.
Harry Day, Charles Goss, Robert
Wakefield and Frank Taplin are III
Boston attending the automobile
show.
Mrs. Frank Eastman of Greensboro
Paul Lillicrap of Concord, F. u.
Pcnwick of Woodsvillc were in town
Saturday.
Mrs. John Galbraith and daughter,
Alice, of Passumpsic visited her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson,
Monday. !
i. A. Goodrich of Greensboro and
T.. r. Ball of Woodsvillc, Mrs. George
Stanton of North Danvillc, Mrs. II.
A. Taylor of Newport, Edith LaBay
of Lyndon were here on business
Mrs. Walter J. Ingram left Satur-
tlav for Boston to meet her sister,
Mrs. ]. o. Query. Monday together
they leave Boston for Fort Dc Pont,
Del, to visit their brother, Clyde,
who is assistant band master OF the
18th Band, C. A. c., that has just
returned from Gatum G. z. Panama.
Ensign Ebert T. Gallagher Of
bingham, Mass, has been spending
a short furlough with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel W. Gallagher
Mr.. Gallagher left Boston Saturday
for Newport News, Va, to await the
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