The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-27

Il State Probation Officer William
Jeffrey of Montpelier was here We'd
! nesday and Thursday on business.
A pair of spectacles have been
found. Call at E. A. Counsell's on
Railroad street. adv.
Seth Adams and daughter, Celia,
| OF North Danville were in town on
business Tuesday
Mrs. Arthur Menut is home from
slllttieton where she was called by
the illness of a brother.
Mrs. Hattie S. Holbrook left We'd
nesday for Greenfield, Mass, to visit
RELATIVES.
F Miss Marion Merrill visited her SIS
ter, Mrs. Robert Carr, at Burke the
first of the week.
Prof. J H. Fuller of Hardwick I'M
derwent an operation on his throat at
Brlghtlook hospital Tuesday.
Miss Alice Oderkirk of Danville is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ned
Wiley.
Ray Bailey is back at his work in
the Gleason store.
Mrs. Harry Way visited her daugl1-
ter at East st. Johnsbury Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roberts of
st. Johnsbury Center were in town on
business and to vote Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sanborn of
North Danville were visitors here
| Wednesday.
ooh, Boy" the smartest musical
comedy New York has seen in many
years will be the offering at The Col
onial Theatre, April 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drew, Mrs.
William Clement and Mrs. Lyman
Morrill, of North Danville were in
town on business Wednesday.
Miss Mary Carpenter is home from
Simmons college to spend a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
HOmef carpenter.
/. F. H. Waterman, representing La
selle University, Chicago, will be at
the St. Johnsbury House until Fri
day noon and will be glad to meet all
old students and new ones.
Tuesday evening, April 1st, in the
South church vestry the Searchlight
club will have a social meeting TO
which each member is entitled to
bring gentleman.
Dorothy Merrill entertained eight
of her little friends Friday afternoon
from A to 6 in honor of her eighth
birthday. Ice cream and cake were
served and the little folks had a nice
: time.
Manager Percy C. Brooks called to-
gether about IA of the Fairbanks Of
: flee and factory men at the St
. Johnsbury House Tuesday night to
discuss matters of business during
the supper hour.
Mrs. Alvin Flint, county chairman
of the Woman's Liberty Loan Com
/ mittee, left last night for Boston
where she will attend meeting OF
the Woman's Liberty Loan Commit
II tee of New England.
| The Union Women's Missionary
meeting of the North and South
churches will be held at the Nortl
H church Friday at 800 p. m. Sub
ii ject, "In the Lumber Camps AMI
II Mines" Leaders Mrs. Herbert Balcl
Il and Mrs. C. H. Merrill.
II Edward Young, son of Superinten
II dent and Mrs. w. H. Young, is re
II covering from influenza and pneu
H monia at hospital in Toul, France.
II Richard Ladd is home from Dart
4 mouth college for a ten days vaca
II ton. His cousin, John Robinson, O
II the Dartmouth Institute of Tech
II nology is spending the week witt
III him.
III Green Mt. Lodge, N. E. o. P, CAV
III whist party in G. A. R. hall Tuesda
III evening. There were II tables for tn
III players, where a lively contest wa
/ made. The first prize for ladies wa
H won by Mrs. E. E. Sargent, conso
II lation prize by Mrs. Leonard Co.'S
II The first prize for gentlemen wa
IL won by Claude Welfoot, consolatio
HI prize by Clarence Randall. New suga
II was served. Dancing was enjoyed b
Ill 35 couples.
HI H. Everett Howard of Wentworth
H N. H., is visiting his cousins, Mrs Al
HI thur M. Lang and Mrs. Herbert Oar
Il iels. Mr.. Howard landed at Newpol
iii News, Va, from overseas on Feb. I!
and is visiting his relatives here an
iii elsewhere for a short time. He Ell
III listed from Dover, N. H., in the Ma
II ional Guard on April 3, 1917, was j
II camp at Fort Constitution, n. H., an
II Boston, going overseas on Septembt
III "a, 1917, as member of Co. D, 101!