Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-12
Nl0x@ ~, JoilnSbury Local

w.. ). ID. Atwood is gaining
slowly IRON her recent illness.
l:obert Ritchie from Greensboro
was in town Tuesday.
Notice the Peck Co.'s new sign.
Mrs. Samuel J. Morrison is visiting
her parents in Springfield, Vt.
Mrs. Ed Riley spent friday h.4
lfoN Aynuonville.
Airs. herbert Gray of Waterbury
is here today to have a slight opera
non performed on her little son.
Hiss kosana Bushey is visiting hol
sister, Alr-;. George Aubin, in L4al
boro, Mass.
4. 4. Blair, assistant superintend-
ent of the Prudential Insurance Co.,
of Barton is here today on business.
Stanley Shores, who has been very
i'll for the past few days, is steadily
improving.
The first annual banquet of the To-
cal New England and Milk Producing
Association will be served at the G..
A. r. nall Thursday, Feb. 10, at one
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wright and
Mrs. Charles Hoar and daughter,
Marjorie are in Passumpsic today to
attend the birthday celebration of
Henry Wright.
Mrs. Jennie Walch of Danville was
in town Wednesday to attend the an
nual meeting of the Church Of the
Messiah, anG was the guest Of Miss
Mary Shorey.
!, The Mems Club of st. Andrews
church held their ladies' night Tues
day evening, over 20 ladies and
gentlemen attending. Whist was en-
joyed and refreshments sered.
Bert Morrill, was in Lyndonville,
Friday on business.
Paul Leonard is sick at his hol.
on Portland street.
Kenneth Flint is working at the
Cary Maple Sugar plant.
Oliver Cameron was in the place
Thursday from Island Pond.
Mrs. Robert French fell on the ice
Saturday morning and sprained her
knee.
w. Hanford Carpenter of Island
Pond has been visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. Fisher and daughter, Miss
Marion Fisher of Lyndonville were
business visitors here Friday.
Mrs. George Poor, Minnie Stevens
and Francis Blodgett from Lyndon
vile were in town friday.
The Whist Party at the X. c. hall
given by the Altar Society Ihursuay
night had q full hall. Lunch of ice
cream and cake was served.
Airs. Warren Bailey ST., was Wis
itor here Thursday from Newbury
POSTMASTER John Roy and Mrs.
Toy OF West Barnet were visitor
here Friday.
v oru 40, just been received here
trr+ ".nsi y II. Dean Pearl, U. S. NJ,
na' .a;lrI ..ur N w York on U. S. S.
t ".l3r';, i11 i','. t'ra CT. lie c'i-
pee, 10 H. o~as .boTl pAc ''':,.h
The Sr:ti.c CAB t-,.-.. 80.
i:johc Tl.a Fl. ''..! ..uy nn ht, u ''rt
wh,ch tl'+ Erl' ice IIurl y served
lunch p,y upr.e : Portland s.
Nj. '.'' lla'. haw of Lyndon
Wis ia ,9e c.', 5'r'ar on hu'noss
l'raik Kerr Of he Twin State Gas
So. lex with the prevailing dis
lerirrr
W. ard Mrs. George E. Sullivan
Of Eofto, are visiting at the home
OF y T. Crvony,
Mrs. john Coombs left Friday for
= few day visit with her parents in
herbtoo';- Quo,
Mrs Arthur F. Stone and Miss
Eleanor y. Store are visiting friends
IN Spr,A~feld, VI.
Mrs. Tc-rv Fairbanks leaves for
Boston Saturday afternoon to visit
her son. DR. Arthur Fairbanks at
Cambridge. Mass.
Howard Marshall. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G.. Marshall went to Clare
mont. N. II. TODAY to resume his du-
ties with the Wheeler Pharmacy.
Mrs. Thomas Camp. Mrs. G. A.
Greenwood. Mrs. r. P. Paris, Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Dickerman, Miss /
Clara Shirley and Mrs. E. S. La
france were here Thursday from !
Lyndonville, t