The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-06
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Local News

several days from the printing office
with a severe cold.
Mrs. H. G. Weeks has been confn'
ed to the house by illness since last
Thursday.
Mrs. William Lee of Orleans is
helping care for her brother, Elmer
Rogers, who was stricken with para.
lysis Saturday evening. Mondays re-
port of Mr. Rogers condition is less
favorable.
The Woman's Guild of St. Marks
church will meet Thursday Afternoon
with Mrs. George Morse, LakevieW
street.
Mrs. Albert Dalrymple and Mrs
Clark of Westmount, Montreal, were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r
Akin.
Mrs. T. C. Camp will entertain the
Ladies Social Union of the Congrega.
tional church on Thursday afternoon
Every one cordially invited TO attend
The regular meeting of the Fort.
nightly club, Mrs. Aaron Grout, hos
tess, has been postponed to Nov. IL.
Earl Lewis and Rudolph Bigelow
spent Sunday with the five B. U
boys from this city, Reginald McCau-
ley, Bernard Hanson, Howard Mud.
gett, Donald Akin and Linus Lori
mer.
j. R. Akin left Tuesday night for q
short business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Wallace Marvin is moving
from Spring street in the Aubir
block, vacated by ACE. Ponton, who
will move to one of the Thayer Gene-
ments on Third street.
George F. Bosley is making sew
eral improvements in the houes re-
Gently purchased of A. Metevier or
Pleasant Ave. The contract for elec-
trio wiring has been let TO Harold
Miller.
Freeman w. Buck of Culbertson.
Mont, is visiting his brother, Erastus
Buck, and other relatives.
Mrs. George Dearborn has been Ill
with a severe cold during the week.
Mrs. Fred Waterman is employed
at Theo. St. Germans tailor shop.
Emil Revoir of Barton was a bust
ness caller in town Monday.
DR.. H. O. loyal was brought home
from st. Vincent de Paul hospital in
Sherbrooke Saturday night, and his
friends will regret to learn that his
condition is critical.
Louis loyal of Yamaska, Que, ar
rived Monday night to be with his
brother, DR.. H. o. loyal.
The body of Wallace Hanver, bro
Their of Howard Hanver, who died at
Barton hospital, was brought home
Wednesday for burial in the Cathollc
cemetery. .
Examinations for the appointment OF
census enumerators were held at the
Civil Service Room in the Federal
Building yesterday. There were only
a few applicants for the position. Il.
Herbert Pape, supervisor OF census
for the second Vermont district, had
charge of the examinations.
J. F. Hall of Rutland, division su-
p~erintendent of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company was a
visitor at the local exchange Tues
day.
Miss Pauline Brown attended the
dance at Beebe Friday night as the
guest of Miss Claire House. Miss
House returned to Newport that eve
ming and spent the weekend at the
Brown home. Both young ladies ex-
pect to enter the Montreal General
Hospital the first of January for
nurse training.
Miss Pearl Decota has gone to
Manchester, N. H, to spend a week
with her brother, Joseph DeCota OF
that city.
Edward LeClair, auto repair mar
formerly employed at P. W. Law
sons Garage on Coventry street, who
was arrested here Sunday, October
26, by New Hampshire officers for
stealing a Ford machine from WI
liam Stevens, a farmer of Piermont,
N. H., is being held in Jail at Woods
Vile, N. H., pending his trial which
will be held in Grafton County Su-
perior Court at Woodsville. LeClalr,
at the time of his preliminary hear
ing was unable to secure bond ana
was lodged in jail.
Edward Wells Of the postoffice is
taking care of City Route No. 3 While
Lawrence Mosher is away on hls
annual vacation. ]. E. Lambert, q
regular sub is serving City Route No.
2 in place Of Wells.