Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-26

spent Sunday at the home of Gcorg
, Parker.
Mrs. A. d. Blackadar from Yves
Danville spent Saturday with Mrs
Julia Landry.
Mrs. Thomas Brightly of Turner
Falls was called here by the dealt
OF her aunt, Mrs. II. J. Bonnet.
Father Dwyer was called to Bur
lington, Saturday, by the death of
relative.
Arthur Randall of St. Loui; spen
the week end with his mother, Mrs
Sias Randall.
Mrs. John Landry is having a few
days vacation from the Leach &
Waterman store.
w II. ROBBIE and Miss Margaret
ROBBIE spent SaturlcJ with relative;
in Lyndonville.
Miss Maude Brown, who has beer
i'll, is able to assume her musica
duties.
Wallace Abbott of Barton has en-
tered the employment of the George
c. Cary Maple Sugar Co.
! Remember the concert by the Nor
witch Glcc Clubs at the Armory
Thursday, Feb. n.
Miss Mary Carpenter, niece OF
Truman Carpenter, who has been i'll
is much better. She expects to go
Friday to the Mary Fletcher hospital
where she enters for training.
Mrs. Edgar LaClair of Lowell Wis
tied her daughter, Miss Alice Lc-
Clair, who is in training at Bright
look hospital, Friday and Saturday
of last week
II. P. Simpson of Sheffield has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. S. ID. Atwood
and Mrs. Ernest Brown.
W. +. Master, conductor, on the
Boston and Maine Railroad is taking
IL much needed vacation.
Mrs. Harricttc Carpenter of Ram
scy, New Jersey is visiting at Albert
Evans.
The friends of Mrs. S. ID. Atwood
will be glad to learn that she was
able to ride out Thursday.
Mrs Homer Burwick of Lydonvillc
is visiting at the home of ID. j.
Simpson.
William Tillotson of Manchester
and l.. J. Brush of Littlcton, N H.,
were in this place on business Thurs
day
The st. John dc Crcvecocur Chap
ter of the d. A. II. held its regular
meeting on Washington's birthday at
the home of Mrs. 7. +. Hazcn. The
Red Cross supplied them with refu-
gee work and ID. A. II. matters were
discussed. Refreshments of sand
wiches, cake and coffee were served,
with red, white and blue favors. Ii
was voted that d. A. r. magazines,
published by the national society, be
placed in the Athenacum.
Charles Dole of Danvillc was a
business visitor here Monday.
Walter Wagner of st. Adams is
working in Bundy G. Amey's store.
The Mission prayer meeting will be
held at Edward Cleary's, 1877
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Noyes and son,
w Clark, spent the week end visiting
relatives in Whitefeld.
Henry Choinierc of Lowell, Mass,
Was in town Saturday visiting Miss
lyon Jcrvais, relatives and friends.
He returned home Monday morning
Mrs. George Birch has just re-
ccived word from her son, John F.
Birch, from whom she had not heard
since November 7th, saying that at
the time of writing, January Is, he
was at Malta, and was leaving for
northern Italy.
Sec the beautifully clean new song
play "Frecklcs" at the Colonial
Theatre, Feb. 20.
Miss Alice Hall and Miss Mary
Jewett visited Miss Harrictte Reyes
at Ncwbuly Saturday and Sunday.
Eva Bcdard is back at work a!
A. E. Smiths store after an illness of
few days.
Miss Evelyn Blackburn spent the
week end with Rev. and Mrs. l.. A.
Edwards at Newport.
Miss Lottic Jones and Miss Rosa
Fletcher spent Saturday in town from
Montpelier.
Ernest Humphrey of the LaPoint
market spent the weekend with his
family in Fairlcc.
Mrs. Horace Knight of Ncwbury
spent the day Monday us the guest
Of Mrs. G. M. Richmond.
Miss Marion Parker of Lyndonvillc
and MIS- George Jewell of Luncnburg,
Miss Hazel Hunter of Lyndon Center
were business visitors; Monday.
DR.. J.. w. Magoon, Chiropodist, ha;
been called TO Concord, N. H., until
Thursday morning. Being a member
of the legislative committee for the |
National Association of Chropodists.
he will supervise the introduction of
Il bill to the New Hampshire lcgisla- !
turc, regulating the practice of CHR
opody in that state. The bill is
drafted on similar lines to the ono
already on the Vermont Statute
books.
w. l.. Eaton of Whitcficld was Il /
Weekend visitor here. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Watts of /
Barnet were in town Monday
John Ripley of Whcclock was a
business visitor in town Monday.
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