Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-08-20


parental roof. Capt. Max wal away
at wa, Mis- f'rcda doing government
work in Boston ard Miss Lila was
acros.' country III lndanAa. Tho re-
turn o. &. j. Giliillan for over Sum
day made possible this glad reunion.
Amos b. Carpenter and Miner II.
Carpenter, sons of Mrs. Mabel II.
Carpenter have been discharged from
service and returned home. Miner az
riying here Saturday. Amos has
boCh Chief ocman on the Arethusa,
and has been in service since the Uni
ted States entered the war, and
Miner has been Il filSt-cla.ss yocNan
il. 'cIvice for II months. Amos spent
last week with relatives in Berlin, N.
II.
Frank II. Taplin is in Detroit and
will drive home 4 new Dodge car.
Miss Elizabeth Sulloway and
Frank Sulloway of Burlington are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Eli
zabcth Sulloway, on Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oliver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flagg and
tl:.us.htcr of Worcester, Mass, were
'i,"...H of Miss Bcrtrice Lord, Sum
day.
Miss Eleanor F. Stone entertained
the associates in her Sunday school
class and the teacher, Mrs. George
VI. Gray, at her Highland Avenue
home Saturday afternoon
Charles j. Gil(illan was home over
Sunday from South Lagrange, Nc
Mr.. Cilfiilan has had about 100 mon
in his employ this summer ballastnG
portions of tho Bangor e. Aroostock
railroad and returned to Maine Mon
day.
Miss Margaret Ling and William
| DesrocEcrs were visitors in Barre
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Smith spent
Sunday in Barton.
Miss Ida Downer is spending n few
DAYS in Lyndonville with friends.
Mrs. Gertrude Golf of East st.
Johnsbury spent Monday in town.
Mrs. James Russell went to Barre
Tuesday to visit.
Frank Pierce of Oakland, Cal, is
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
T.. Peck on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Landry and
daughter, Gcorgcttc, arc in Boston fol
two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Addy and Miss May
Addy of Montpelier are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Trainor.
A couple of army trucks passed
through st. Johnsbury Monday night
and attracted much attention.
Mrs. Henry A. Power returned Sat.
urday from Gloucester, Mass, where
she has been the past six weeks.
Frank Rice of Montpelier spen
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. George F. Rice.
Miss Beatrice Fuller of Lyndon
vile is working at the Star Restaur
ant.
Carl d. Hovcy and family arr
, touring the New England states thi
week in their automobile.
Miss Marie Henault is enjoying a.;
two weeks vacation from Fairbanks
shops.
Miss Alice and Helen Beckwith o
Somcrcille, Mass, are spending few
days with Mrs. Nellie Gaskill.
f. w. Connolly, a druggist of Dor
chester, Mass, was in town with hi
daughter, Miss Connolly, Monday OF
business.
Miss Olive Bennett of Mont
pclier spent the week end will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Ben
, nett.
Miss Madeline l. Randall has gon
to New London, Conn.,, where sh'
will entertain on the Y circuit thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wood are il
Chelsea, attending the annual meet
ing of the Orange County Farm Blu
reau.
Capt. Perley B. Hartwell, who i
> stationed at Camp Devens was abb
to spend Sunday with his family, re
turning to camp Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Wadleigh re
turned Sunday from Pike, N. H
4 where they were called by the sudde
t death of Elbridge Smith.
: Miss Emily Towle of Below
> Falls, who has been visiting Mr.;
, Kate Hoye went to her daughters
! Mrs. Gertrude Vachon, at North Con
cord, Sunday.
O Mrs. Thomas Lcmere, Mrs. Ellie
v Tillotson and Miss Ellen Lemere O
:. Scott, N. H., Mrs. f. M. Bowker an
: son, Robert, of Whitefeld and Mr.!
t Perry J. Poore of Lincoln, N. H
h were business visitors here Tuesday.
The WoQdsville base ball team pla
). the st. Johnsbury team here Satur
y day.
n Mrs. Ida Wilkie went to Windso
I Tuesday to visit her son, John Viii
kie for shirt time
=. Mrs. f. Il. jenkins left Tuesda
p for Hoosick Falls, N. Y, to spen
some time with her brother, jaime
McNay.
Miss Katharine Tougas of Wabar
): Mass, who has been the guest o
I. Miss Dorothea Clark returned to he
|, home Tuesday.
Mrs. C. A. Noyes and Mrs. CARR
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