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

K. 4. Egglcston hasn't been quit
~, well for - few days. He was ,lu,.
sick Saturday night with acute me.
gestion and fis son, George, iron
Canaan Cente:, N. H., is with him
Wilbur King and family wee re
cent visitors at Ray Lahays at th'
Hollow.
Charles Hudson is very low =. thi.
writing. He has been sick for ,cN
eral weeks with bronch al pncumoni.
and was much better, but last Sun
day had turn for the worse witt
not much hopes for Il recovery.
William Petty, who has been viii
his mother in st. Johnsbury for sev
elal weeks, has returned to Isaiah
Mathers, where his brother, Raymond
is stopping.
Mr.. billiard and children of Barnet
were recent visitors at Elmer Bur-
ringtons. His son from the navy
who is on Il short furlough was al,
so visitor there at Joseph Law
ley's.
Representative p. S. Harris was
home from Montpelier for the week
end.
Charles Hudson, who has been yer!
i'll with pneumonia the past three
weeks, is II little more comfortable
at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Flu
l,n
care for him
Rev. J. @. Angel was in East
Maven Friday to oiliciatc at the fun
elal Of Mrs. Melvin Haltwell.
Henry Streeter from Worcester
Mass, is visiting at the home Of his
nephew, i. w. Strceter.
Mrs Rose and daughter, Grceta
and father, Mr.. Fuller, left for theil
homo in Nova Scotia, Monday. Dur
been here
inT the three years that Mrs. Rose
has been here she has endured her
self to all, and all arc very sorry to
have them go.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rosebrooks
were in St. Johnsbuy Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Lizzie jenkins returned home
Saturday, after spending several
weeks in Kirby with her sister, Mrs.
William Kelley.
M. and Mrs. Charles Ball and
Mrs. James Gallahger were at the
Hollow Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Tyler Gaskill.
Marjorie Root has been spending
fcr days in st. -ohnsbury with
friends, so as to be near her mother,
who is at Brightlook hospital.
Master Lawrence Welch is on the
sicl, list.
Mrs. Edwin Hough entertained IA
of her friends and neighbors at her
home on Bemis hill at an afternoon
tea Saturday. Dainty refreshments
of tea, sandwiches, cake and waters
were served. All left feeling that
thew had been splendidly entertain
ed by their hostess.
Mrs. LYMAN Brown was recent
visitor at Mr., Trips on Bemis hill.
Royal Eggleston, who has been
seriously ill for nearly two wee:is,
had very serious operation per-
formed at his home here Friday after
noon. DR.. Ross of St. Johnsbury
W rrorming the operation, assisted by
Drs. Brown and Leonard of Lyndon
vile. Two nurses are in attendance
His son, George, of Canaan CENTER
N. H., is also with him. he Is as
comfortable as could be expected at
this writing.
Rev. J. Q. Angel was at East
Burke Friday evening to attend inc
roll call and entertainment ana DALI
ouct at the Methodist church.
H. d. Webster was business Visi-
tor in St. Johnsbury Friday.
Mrs. John Reach served bouhtl-
ful dinner to the ladies' aid Wednes-
dav afternoon, at her home IN PINK
ham. -.
John Drown is moving from his
fa m in Pinkham into the lower tene-
mcnt in James Stafford's house.
W. H. Jeffrey of the Board OF
Charities and probation of Montpel-
Ter, spent the weekend at W. l..
Jenkins.
Jefferson Welch injured his foot
quite badly about two weeks ago
on account of it is taking an enforc-
ed vacation.
The many friends here of the Rev
J. Milo Jeffrey, formerly of this place
Blightlook hospital the past week
hut now of Bloomfield, has been IN
for a slight operation, from which ne
is making good recovery
EVANSVILLE