Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-09-03

Rev. and Mrs. Mason W. Sharp
have returned TO Boston after two
weeks at the camp meeting at Shell
don.
Rev. George A. Martin gave the
address before the Old Home Week
Association at North Monroe
Thursday.
Mrs. John P. Tierney returned
home Friday from Rock Island, p.
O., where she was the guest of Mrs.
Julia Gilmore.
Miss Ida Fourier left Tuesday for
Lisbon, N. H.
Miss Emma Lavigne of Lebanon
spent the week end at her home here.
Miss Clara Clifford of North Nam
vile is working at Jones II. Brooks.
Mrs. ]. Alphonse Nolin spent the
week end in Manchester.
J. Alphonse Nolin spent Sunday in
White River Junction.
Frank N. Carr and A. B. Moves
were in Peacham Tuesday on bust
ness.
MI. and Mrs. C. B. Chase spent
Monday with his mother, Mrs. Chase
at McIndoes Falls.
Mrs. Patience Nutting and little
daughter, Mildred of Danville spent
Saturday in town.
Miss Agnes Taylor of Woodsvillc
spent the week end and the holiday
with Miss Elva Walbridge.
Mrs. Harry B. Gordon came home
Tuesday from Boston where she
has attended the millinery openings.
Mrs. Mary Underwood is in Con-
cord, N. H., called there by illness of
a relative.
Miss Emily Cheney has returned to
her work in New York City after a
visit here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson
have moved to their new home at
No. 8 Caledonia street.
A. B. Scott and family and Miss
Maud Gardner are home from week
spent at Willoughby camping.
e. C. Smith and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kendall spent Mon
day at Harvey's Pond.
4 Mrs. Stephen P. Strecter, who
has been visiting Mrs. Walter Webb
returned to West Boylston, Mass,
Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. C. Piper of Epping, N. H.,
who has been visiting at Walter b.
Kellogg's, returned to her home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Boardman
Miss Allie and Winfield Boardman OF
Morrisville spent the week end with
. Mrs. Harry A. Bartlett.
William H. Trainor is taking hi:
vacation and Wednesday Mr.. anc
Mrs. Trainor leave for White River
= junction and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lemey Of
: Manchester, Mr.. and Mrs. Parent o.
, Boston were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Il. G. Landry the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Blodgett ant
), Daniel Woodside, Ruth and Henri!
Parks spent Sunday in Jetfersonvill'
with friends.
Mrs, X. Patterson of Lebanon, whit
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
:, James Falnnagan, returns to he
home Tuesday.
: Mrs. H. C. Fuller, who has beef
' visiting in town and in North Con
!, cord, returned to her home in Green
. land, N. H., Tuesday.
The Grand Union Tea store vii
y not be open any more. Anyone want
= ing Grand Union goods will pleas
call at % Elm street until further no
tice. w. F. Gibbs. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Burbank spen
J. Monday with her brother and wifi
i Mr.. and Mrs. Guy o. Clifford, a
s Danville.
W Hugh Mackinnon left for Utica, n
y Y, Monday morning.
:. Joseph N. Relations has leased tn
-. -, barber shop of Amos Scott on Raj
Il road street.
~, ~ Donald P. Blodgett has receive
- discharge from army service at Fol
" Ontario, Oswego, N. Y, Snd has re
N turned to his home.
~ MI. and Mrs. Robert S. Mackir
y. non, and Mrs. Mackinnon's slste
g Mrs. Andrew Johnson and son
-, James and Randolph, all of Washing
" ton, returned home Saturday.
6 Charles Hoernle, now an instructt
81 81 at Norwich University at Mortified
~ is here for a few days and cordial
20 welcomed by those who recall h
" days of coaching our baseball tea
~ four seasons ago. =.
- Miss Beulah C. Fletcher entertain
y ed few of her girl friends Monds
= =. afternoon in honor of her ninth bir1
i day. Games were played and refresl
ments were served and the your
G. folk had merry time.
III Selectman A. F. Lawrence al
nc wife, Selectman w. J. McClare
o. wife and children of Barnet, and MI
u Charlie Chamberlain, also of Barnt
started for Augusta, Me-, today whe
in the yare going to visit friends. Th'
st will return by way of Portland, o
Sc Orchard, Portsmouth, Manchestt
of Concord and White River Junction.
DR.. Charlotte Fairbanks has cabl
il home that she sailed from Harve 4
e. August 80, and is expected home he
nd about the middle of the month VIII
nd George Allies has bought the LAX
he side house at Joe's Pond of J. J.
Il