Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-07-09


Stanstcad were here Thursday.
Nj. and Mrs. Ray Durham spent
Friday in East Hardwick.
Mrs. Fred Turner Of Canaan will
spend the week end in town.
Hazel Walker has finished work at
the Berry-Ball store for the summer.
Supt. W. H. Young left Saturday
morning for his summer home at
South Bristol, Me.
Misses Clara and Florence Clifford
of North Danville spent Friday at
Guy Clifford's on South Park.
Miss Alice Nichols of Manchester
is here visiting her brother, Robert
Nichols.
/ Amos w. Scott, Jr., returned
Thursday from q week spent in Bos-
ton.
Miss Dorcas Thurston of Walden
visited Miss Beulah Clifford during
the Fourth.
Lawyer Alexander Dunnett is home
from several days spent in Bradford
and Montpelier.
Mrs. A. Thibaudeau and Mrs. Emile
Juneau and daughter Rolande OF
Manchester are visiting relatives in
town.
Dalton Wearer of Sutton came
to spend the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Bernice Weaver Fri
day.
Julius Lang of Monroe, Nazaire
Boucher of Barton, Arthur Burlock
of Concord visited town on business
! Thursday.
Rev. Paul d. Moody and family left
Friday night for New York city and
Mr.. Moody begins at once his duties
as one of the associate pastors of the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian church.
The family will spend part of the
summer at Manisquam, N. J.
South church, Rev. Francis 4.
Poole, Phi. d., pastor. Morning ser
vice with celebration of the Lords
Supper at 1920. Bible School at
-. Union Evening Service in North
church at 7.30.
Lt.-Col. Joseph Fairbanks returns
to his official duties in Washington
Sunday night. Later in the month
Mrs. Fairbanks will come to st.
Johnsbury for the summer and be
with her boys who came up from
Washington with their father the day
before the Fourth.
Mrs. Eugene Lachance is taking a
two weeks vacation from Paino'
store on Main street and Sunday goes
by auto to visit in Boston and Man
chester.
DR.. J. nj. Allen brought to this Of
fee stalks of spring wheat, measur-
ing "A inches. The seed was sowr
April %. He also had stalks of oats
measuring 42 inches sown the same
day. The oats will be ready to har-
vest in three weeks.
Henry G. Ely, manager of the Am
erican Fork and Hoe Company, at
tended reunion of the Ely, Scott
ard Kyburg families at Springfield
; Mass, on the Fourth of July. Capt
Kyburg arrived in St. Johnsbuly or
the morning of the 4th and went to
Springfield with MI. Ely and his fam
lily. Capt. Kyburg was a member OF
the irst division in the great wal
and saw some hard service in France
Mrs. A. W. Flint of St. Johnsbury
has returned from attending the
State Conference of War Savings
at St. Adams. The conference met
with Mrs. Edward Curtis Smith
State Director, at her home, "Sever
Acres" 1t was found that the vari
Gus towns were well organized fol
the follow-up campaign. Report:
were made by the different towr
chairmen, all reporting fine results.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cumming:
motored to Lost River, Sunday.
Miss Lena Cote has gone to New
Haven, Conn.,, to spend her vacation
with friends.
Mrs. A. S. Bartlett is entertaining
her father, Mr.. Jones of Pasadena
Cal, for the week.
Mrs. Laura Wilkie of Windsor j.
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred Con
ley.
Frank Carpenter and family O,
Concord spent Friday with Mr. ant
Mrs. L. F. Smith.
Mrs. Alice Richards and Mrs. +
Bazin of Concord spent Monday il
town.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ear
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ear
Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Hazelton Of
Manchester, N. H., were visitors al
Carl Munsey's over Sunday.
Albian Spencer of West Burke was
here Monday to sec his mother, Mrs
Spencer, at the Frost Sanitorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGill, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bert Hawlcy of West Burke
were at Joe McGill's, Friday.
Margic Gaskill and Howard Nc
Gill of West Burke were recent
guests of Miss Marion Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reed return
cd to Boston Sunday after spending
a few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. +. e. Taylor and
family of East Concord were guests
! Of Mr. npf1 Mrc n Wy L,1oe o,,o,