Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-12

his recent illness and is back in tn
| y. L. Smith store.
Wyman Underwood Of Portsmouth
n. H., is Visiting his uncle, ALE
Underwood.
Miss Helen I. ESt&brool:a is spend
ING q few days with her ggandparlEt,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Andrew Ritchie, Il
West Barnet.
Mr.. A. It. Johnson Of Newport an(
Mr.. f.. \. Nil!igan Of South Peach
am, !. II. Cuilic OF Lancaster were
in town Friday.
Miss Marion Merrill of the telc
phone central was in West Burke
Thursday TO visit her sister, Mr.
Robert Carr, who is sick.
Mrs. Annie Giddcs and son, Rob.
crt Of Hardwick came Thursday tc
spend q few days with her friend
MIS-. ]. Coombs on Eastern Ave.
George Wallron Of Concord, N. f..
state deputy Of the Modern Wood
men OF America, was here and as
sisted at the initiation of six can
didatcs in the local camp.
\ hearing in the bankruptcy case
Of the C3lcdonian company was held
Friday in the Office OF Porte, Wit
ters 4: Harvey before L. \. Cook,
referee in Bankruptcy.
Gun town treasurer, Charles Bra
ley and Town Clerk Preston May, are
basy these days telling would-bc sa-
loon propriotors what they must do
before they get that lucrative posi-
lion.
Albert Lynch Of the U. S. Army
Air Service, who has 5orved nearly 4
year in France, has been listed a.
sailing on tho U. S. Mexican, and
it is expected his many friends will
sec him soon.
L tho stockholders Of the Caledo-
MA Fair Ground association want an
other fair in St. Johnsbury it Is AZ
gent for them to attcrd the rlcetin?
at the ST. Johnabury House, March
Il, at 1.30.
Tie remains of Richard Fournie'
OF Concord, who died March S, were
brought here Friday. The funr"a'
was hell at Notrc Dame church Sat
u.lay morning at nine o'clock IN
torment in ut. Calvary cemetery.
Fred Bourdeau Of Boston is here
visiting old friends.
Edward Fuller OF Miles Pond wa
here on business Thursday.
Robert Stcnson is ia Boston visit
ING his son, Harold Stcnson.
Miss Gertrude Caldbccl is home
from q week spcnt in Boston.
Ms ira Hunter OF lirby was in
town friday.
Mrs. Dudley FitzGcrald is hone
FROM week spent in Boston.
Mrs. Charles =. Bradshaw of Lyn-
donviIlc visited town Friday.
Mrs. Warren Bailey Of NewhuY |
wa q business visitor here Friday. i
Mrs. A. E. Corlivcau from Lynh'
Vile visited relatives in town Friday |
Mr.. Ida Roberts Of Centclval2 vi
Red 1Ils. Dyer Gallon Friday.
Mrs.. Carrie Glaisdcll Of i.'rdonVille
va q business visitor hove FRIDAY.
/. -. Smith Of Newport was in
inc p'7co Thl'rsdav.
VI r. Jeunc Hatch Of NcNhu"y VS.
, l,u moss visitor here Friday.
Rev. Edward C. Hayes Of Greens
boro wa in the place Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Wark, Mrs. D. L.
Ilo,yn Of I!A1olv4i'c were b'lEincs@
,i.tt9. hr,r Friday.
Z. 4. French OF the French "At
Bean Co. Lett Thursday Oh bu'i'
ness trip TO Boston.
Mrs. Warren Ninorson Of Lynt01i'
vile visited MIS-. Marry Bartlett III
H,s. s. 4. Jonce Of Sheffield isfi<-
,na hcr son, Clinton Jones, a few
lays. =,
Ms n r. Hutchinson and PRS. T.
". Cobmn of Lyndonville were IL
ovn T.iday.
guis. Marjorie Root of Kirby wa
in toun F,.jday 10 visit her mother al
y .ightlooll hospital.
Mr.. C!arcucc AdaM7 Of Lancaster
.anc Fr;!av TO visit MI. and Slrs'
=. c. John*oA.
1lis. ...aud slcNut Of the office o.
N c,mt and Parks is spending a week
u Boston.
teIi~ Nc.rochcr Of Bellows raw. :"
.isi.ing hi parents, MI. and NiT"'
Fred Dosrochcr.
MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Palmer nave
,oturnnd from visit TO his old nome
n WildcH
RAYMOND Stenson has been DIS
.hargcd from the army and came
Wednesday to visit friends.
Ira Hunter Of Kirby has made
some new sugar and presented MS
'riends with a sample this week:
Ms. Cora Annis and, Mrs. Nelson
Rash from paSsumpsic were here OF
business Thursday.
+. A Cock Of Orleans, referee IL
bankruptcy, was in town on legal
VI mess Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins Undelw'rd'
'ormcr residents here 20 years AGO,
mt now Of Barton were in town H.
Law on business and calling on OLD
liends. 80,
Mrs.. George Cuycr visited her fath-
". Alfred Millctt at LyndollVilie'
friday.
Dr. T. r. Stiles returned home
night from a business trip