The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-15
EAST BURKE

from the influenza.
Joshua Bemis has been confined to
the house the past week with rheu
matiSm.
Roscoe Whiteman has received his
discharge from Camp Devens, and
vas a visitor at Edwin Hough's last
week.
Mrs. Ernest John and little daugh-
ser, who have been visiting relatives
lere for the past two weeks, have.
returned to their home in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Jenkins spent
he day Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Jenkins at SpeedweH Farms.
w. E. Chamberlain of Lyndonville
listed at Ernest Chamberlain's re-
Gently
Mrs. May Gibson is stopping with
ljends in Lyndonville.
Ernest Mathers has gone to Con-
lecticut where he has employment.
Albert Chamberlain is working for
Milo Jenkins.
The following Officers were install
ID at Burke by Mt. Grange, No. 400,
" Wednesday evening, by M. H. ellison
assisted by Mrs. George Cole: Mas
,er, Mrs. Grace Hunter; overseer,
Mrs. Mabel Vance; lecturer, Herman
,. Webster; steward, Wallace Rus
ell; assistant steward, Milo jenkins;
chaplain, Mary V. Belden; treasurer,
Anna Burlington; secretary Ray Bur-
ington; gate keeper, Ira M. Hunter;
Ceres, Mabel Lang; Pomona, Gladys
burlington; Flora, Vivian Burning
on; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Carrie Jenkins. Refreshments of cake,
waters, doughnuts and coffee was
served after Grange Willoughby
Valley Pomona is expected to meet
With Burke Mt. Grange at the next
Meeting Wednesday evening, Jan. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. ferry Of st. Johns
bury were week end visitors al
George Gilson's.
Carl Harris has been spending
some time with his grandparents, Mr.
Mrs. Harris Jenkins at Lyndon.
Mrs. Charlie Sanvi1le passed away
Monday quite suddenly at her homo
leaving three small children besides
l husband and a host of friends to
MOURN her untirlely death.
r. A. Eggleston has been moro
comfortable for few days.
Walter Wheeler was home from his
work in Island Pond couple of days
asst week with his family. He moved
lis goods to Percy, n H. His family,
Who have been at Arthur Goes for a
'ew weeks, went to their new home
Thursday.
George Wheeler is spending few
lays at st. Johnsbury Center with his
son, Harry.
| Georg Counter of Worcester,
Mass, was a recent visitor at his
brother, Franks.
J. c.. Lucia visited her mother,
Mrs. Louise Lucia, in Wfst Burke,
Tuesday
| Mrs. Rose Root has been spending
he past week in Lyndonville with
ner mother, Mrs. Lewis Gordon. Mrs.
Sarah Lane kept house during her
| absence.
! Word has been received announcing
he marriage of Murray Smith, for
nerly of East Burke, now of Lake
| Tahoe, California to Miss Elsie Ber-
ger of Reno, Nevada. Congratula-
| lions.
| Frank Stanley received word from
| New York, Thursday, of the death
Of his daughter, Mrs. Edward Byrns,
formerly of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson WEIGH and
son, Lawrence, visited at C. H. Kit
5redge's in Lyndon Sunday.
Representative Perley Harris was
home from Montpelier for tlb week
end.
Carroll Rice died quite suddenly
Saturday afternoon about four
o'clock at the home of his grand
parents, MI. and Mrs. James Lunge
with whom he had made his home.
Miss Alice Taylor of Lyndon Cen
Ter is visiting her sisters, Mrs Char
les Knapp and Mrs. Mary Belden.
Miss Louise Spencer was quite sick
for a few days and unable to tEach
Monday.
Miss Alice Harvey, who teaches in
the Bundy district, has been i'll with
hard cold for a few days.
Mrs. J. Q. Angel and children. Ma
rion and Mildred. returned Thursday
night from two weeks visit among
relatives in Eastman, Canada.
| Milo Jenkins has been quite sick
for few days with the grip but is
better at this writing.
"sweethearts," Colonial, Jan. II.