The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-30
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American Life"
George and Harold Smith, who
have been spending short time with !
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. George
S. Smith have gone to Worcester, /
Mass, where Harold has position /
after spending a few days there,
George goes to Virginia where he
, will remain until discharged from mil |
litary service.
Sidney C. Harding has commenced
his duties as superintendent of
schools
Mrs. Thomas Bradshaw returned to-
Lyndon Monday after spending a
week at the homes Of Charles Hodge
and. w. D. Bradshaw.
+ Mrs. William Williams has return
ed from St. Johnsbury where she has
been caring for her daughter, Miss
Lena Williams, who has been i'll from
influenza.
t Mrs. Rolla Wright and son, Ken
meth, of Littleton, N. H., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spaulding.
Mrs. L. w. Ford and son, McKoy'
and daughter Sophronia of st. Johns
bury called on friends in town We'd
+ nesday.
IS A little son, Francis Norman, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard South
: worth, at Frost Sanatorium, st.
lJohnsbury, Tuesday, January Fl,
and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man Hutchinson.
II Miss Mary Butler is caring for her
e sister, Mrs. P. S. Woodbury. and Mr.
Woodbury., who are i'll.
n Mrs. E. B. Kelso and Miss Eta
d Kelso of Whitefeld, N. H., were
is week end guests of Mrs. Carl Kelso
and Miss Jennie Belden.
Alec Newman of Bishops Crossing,
T. P. O., was an over Sunday guest at
- the home of his neice, Mrs. Robert
" Williams.
t. Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of East
p Burke visited her parents, Mr.. and
j. Mrs. o. B. Cutting, Thursday.
n The many friends of T. x. Rich
I'd ards will be pleased to learn that he
has so far recovered from his recent
ct serious surgical operation at Bright
~ look hospital as to return home the
al past week.
~ Melvin Mcqueen received wore
~ Saturday OF the death of his daughter
Miss Sadie Mcqueen at . hospital IL
is Lewiston, Me- Miss Mcqueen sus
ng tanned a broken arm several month:
as ago at Groveton, N. H., where sh'
M n1a1 E0yo1Y,o nv
the bone not healing properly. 1t wa
-; decided to go to hospital in Lewis
go ton to have it reset. Ether pneumonii
49, developed causing he rdeath. Mr.. AM
- Mrs. Felix Mcqueen and Melvin Nc
~ Queen were called to Groveton b.
her death.
Mrs. Thomas Hunter and Jaco
will Richardson 3rd, have been i'll tn
list past week.
as spent the week end with the parish
will DIR. A. P Grint of St. Johnsbur
viii toner's of ST. James Mission.
Mrs. George Boutwell, of Fitzdal
came Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mr.
el' Harry Morton.
..ry Felix Mcqueen has received hi
icn discharge from military service an
'no returned home. He has been sta
&C. toned at Camp Devens.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Smith, of S
7ed Johnsbury were Sunday guests of M
eff. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter
ON Mrs. Helen p. Bonett was hon
to from st. Johnsbury for the week en-,
eco. Charles Taylor received word Sa
76. urday evening of the death of h
lag mother, Mrs. Bowles, at the home
DIN her son, William Taylor of Littleto,
for N. H. Mr.. Bowles passed away abol
three weeks ago.
Mrs. Philena Drown, who lives wit
ned her son, C. C. Walter, injured her ar
MS by a fall the past week. Mrs. DroW
ooO is 96 years old and the extent
ess. the injury can not be determined.
aW- Miss Mary Ranney was home fro
last her school at Miles Pond over Su,
'om day.
to Mr.. and Mrs S. J. Morrison
st. Johnsbrry were Sunday guests
~ Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Morrison.
John Parker spent the week end
- his home here on account of illness
Jor lie tGII Olu CHIC Oh M
- and Mrs. Fred Elliot died Sunday.
Mrs. John Pratt received the int
r. ligence the first of the week of tt
:, death of her sister, Mrs Sophia Gui
at Charlestown, N. H., Monday, ia
20. The funeral was at Walpol
,.1- Thursday at o'clock. Mrs. Gui
was 80 years of age and leaves mai
7es- friends and acquaintance in this '
on cinity.
pic The annual meeting of st. Jam
en- Episcopal church was held at t
fed home of Mrs. W. H. Foster, Saturd
APP evening. DR.. A. P. Grint preside
1t The reports were read and the #
ain lowing officers elected for tn ensui1
1ute year. Executive committee, Jol
Ma Moyse, Emanuel Lillicrap, William
ring Chapman; warden, William J. Cha
ing man; treasurer, Mrs w H. Foster.
-ele- Mrs Ward NJ Bedell of Nor
tur- Concord spent the week end with N
rely Redell at the home of Mr.. and M