The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-28
LOCAL NEWS

Beatrice Foam is quite i'll with in
| ffuenza.
G. NJ. Campbell was business Wis
itor in town Monday.
William Perry is i'll at his home on
James street.
Miss Edna Dienstadt is nursing in
Lyndonville.
DR.. w G. Kicker is in Montpelier
today.
Mrs. Ira Preston has returned from
Stewartstown.
Mrs. Claude Mudgett is i'll at her
home on Lafayette street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wilkie spent
Sunday in Kirby.
The Service Club was recently en-
tertained by Mrs. r. P. Hawley.
John Henault has been confined to
the house by illness.
Mrs. John Page of Twin Mt, N. H.,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harold P Brown.
Mrs. Helen P. Bonett spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs. Viola
Stacy, in Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Harris spent
the week end with Mrs. Harris par
ents in Littleton, N H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcleod have
moved from Railroad street to Green
street. *J4
Past Chancellor F. C. Wright, who
has left town for East Moline, Ill.
was presented with K. of P. charm
: Miss Mary Dinsmore left today fol
: Montpelier to visit Miss Helen Bur
t bank.
Clyde Sawyer of Hardwick visited
his cousin, Mrs. Roy Durham, Mon
day.
J. C. Amey, who has been i'll the
] past week has resumed his dutie:
in the Bundy & Amey store.
: Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Hodgdon o.
Cabot were business visitors in town
Monday.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Simpson spen
: Sunday with Mr.. Simpsons parent
e in Lyndonville.
: Mrs. w. B. Marion of Boston i
: visiting her brother, Charles Haw
!. kins.
Olivia Longchamp is spending few
days with his brother in Littleton, N
H.
:. A daughter was born to Lieut.. an
t Mrs. r. L. Schoppe on Sunday, Jar
/; 26, at Washington, D. C.
! !, Alvah Stevens of Oxford, N. H.,
= breeder of Holstein cattle, was
D visitor in town Monday.
Fabian Reed has returned to hi
q work at Fairbanks office after sho1
y illness.
q A son, Robert Hastings, was Dor
4 to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Hastings o
81 Jan. Fl. ,4al., e.. -,.t.--,ras
u Mrs. Elmer Desrochers of Ports
u mouth, N. H., is visiting her brother
q Maurice Mitchell.
Peter Lachance, u S. N, who ha
q been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Modest
q Lachance, returned this morning t
q Brooklyn, N. Y.
u F. e. Townsend, who has been hor
orably discharged from the army, re
n sumed his former position in tn
s Fairbanks office this morning.
q Earle F. Coveny of Danville, ner
q hew of Miss Bennett, of Main stree
y has been honorably discharged fro1
q the aviation corps.
u Joseph Mullaney has bought tn
q Taylor house at 10 Spring street an
g will take possession about the middl
s of February.
B. A. Palmer of this town has bee
8 elected second vice president of tn
& New England Association of Dyer
S and Cleaners.
The Eastern Star will hold an il
q spection by the District Deputies o
& Thursday night. Supper will b
q served by the men of the chapter.
) Principal Davis of the Academ
8 gave very fine talk on "Bolshe
: vikism" to the men of the Roun
n Table at the South church Sunday.
II Mrs. John Tinker has received
II letter from her husband, Majo
II Tinker, who is in Schweich, German.
II stating that he is well and that h
II expects to get home early in March.
II Fred w. Taylor received wor
II Monday of the death, from pne,
II monia, of his sister, Mrs. Winston
N wife of DR.. George T. Winston c
III Ashville, N. C.
HI Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Kimball G
m Portland, Me-, have come her to n
HI side. Mr.. Kimball is salesman for til
m shoe firm Of A. F. Cox & Son of Port
II land, and his headquarters will be
II st. Johnsbury.