The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-08
ORLEANS

Mrs Bachand is in Albany nursing
in the family of Ed. Larow.
Mrs. Spaf'ord of Barnet was the
guest of Mrs. E. H. Lothrope for the
week end.
Miss Clara Dwinell is seriously i'll
at her home on School street. Dr..
Ross was called in consultation with
Dr.. Wells and nurse from st.
Johnsbury is in attendance.
Mrs. Bert Conevrse and daughter,
Clemma were in Newport shopping
on Friday.
Mrs. Emma Winslow of Auburn
dale, Mass. is sepnding a few weeks
with her brother A. O. Austin.
MI. and Mrs. George Hunt and son
of Evansville spent Sunday with
their parents Nh. and Mrs. Maxwell.
Mrs. Bailey who has been at the
Cleasby hospital for several weeks
has so far recovered as to be able to
go to her home on South Avenue.
Everett Trip and wife of this
place and ]. B. Holton of Charles
town left on the Montreal express
Sunday for California where they
will spend the winter and maybe Il
permanent home.
Daniel Webster of the Dean store
is confined to the house with measles.
Miss Hazel Harris is in st.
Johnsbuly visiting Miss Beatrice
Badger.
Taplin and Hunt are building a
large mill at Coventry station to saw
their lumber from their wood lots
thereabouts.
Hugh Buchanan and wife have
closed their house here and gone to
Barre for the winter this point be-
ing much more central for Mr.. Blu
chairman who sells shoes for A. P.
Tapley Co.
Raymond Cole of Middlebury Col
lege spent few days last week with
his mother, Mrs. Alice Cole Wheeler
Prof. Edward Collins of Middle
bury came up last week to accom-
pany his mother to Middlebury where
she will spend the winter.
Plans are being made for com
numity Christmas tree in this village
and committees have been named to
perfect the plans. This is the first
endeavor for a community tree and it
is hoped all will combine to make it
a success.
Clarence Wheeler of Beverly,
Mass, has been in town for few
days visiting his wife.
Edwin Dudley has purchased the
new restaurant recently opened by
Mr.. Harrison the barber and took
possession the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Stannard, chief oper-
ator at the telephone station went to
New York last week to spend
Thanksgiving with her cousin, Miss
Mary Chamberlin.
The constantly increasing business
of the Fred Dean store necessitates
more room, consequently the Orleans
bank are extending the building on
the back side, which will be great
improvement to the store and build
ing. -r-
Louis Emerson who is employed at
the Jenkins market is visiting in
North Troy for a few days.
Mrs. L. e. Stafford, proprietor of
the cold Homestead" at Barnet, is
visiting in town for a few weeks be-
fore going to Washington, D. C. for
the winter where her daughter, Do
ris, is employed by the government.
C. S. Skinner and wife and Mrs.
Freelove Leonard spent Thanksgiv-
ing in st. Johnsbury with Roy Skin
ner and family.
A. d. Beede has sold his block in
post office square to John Levuggi,
the proprietor of the Orleans fruit
store, who takes possession Jan. 1,
1920.
Mrs. Christopher McCullen has re-
turned from weeks spent in Dor
chester, Mass. fM
The Rev. C. d. Pierce is in Water
vile called there by the serious ill
ness of his father.
Use the American Throat Tablets.