Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-25

Donald McWain of Orleans, Rus
sell Bailey of Wells River, Norman
Lowe of Ryegatc, graduates of the
st. Johnsbury Academy, were here
to attend the Senior Prom Thursday
night.
MI and Mrs. Warren Estaorooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lynch, Mrs. En-
inc Woolson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cook,
Frank Simpson, Ernest Barbiery.
Dorothy May, William Dimick, Ber-
nard Daniels, attended the dance at
Harvey Pond Thursday night
Company G had Il banquet at the
Avenue House Thursday night. Sixty
covers were laid. Chairman Bloom
field Palmer introduced Captain Hen
ly Ellis as POSTMASTER Major John
Tinker spoke and several Others told
their experiences in the late war.
Hills orchestra furnished music and
a pleasant evening was spent.
Miss Augusta Gorham is spending
sometime at Ocean Park, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Turner and
son, Reginald, and Miss Ruth c..
Impey were at the Turne" camp at
Forest Lake, N. H., for over Sunday.
The regular meeting and rehearsal
of the Pythian Sisters will be held
tonight at the G. A. Il. Hall, at 1886.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent.
Mrs. John Wesley went to Port
land, Me-, Saturday and to attend the
funeral services of her father Rev.
J. M. Frost. She plans to be away
about two weeks.
Tickets for the Community Cha
tauqua at St. Johnsbury, July I'LL
can be obtained at Edmund's drug
store yndonvillc, B. A. Farnham's
St. Johnsbury Center, and Miss
. Bertha M. Lee, East St. Johnsbury.
adv
The little friends of Velma Hin
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hocl
, Human of Orient street, made last
Saturday day long to be remember
cd by that young lady, the occasion
being her seventh birthday. Twelve
little girls were present as well as
several older ones, also her music
teacher, Miss Glenn Robinson. Re-
freshmcnts of ice cream, lemonade
and waters were served besides two
large birthday cakes on the lawn
Miss Vclma was presented with many
gifts and the afternoon was pro
nounccd very pleasant one.
Miss Alma Haslcy was weekend
guest of friends at the Nationa!
Hotel, Waterloo, Que.
Wendell Coblcigh has returned
home from Il week spent in Boston
. and other places in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Delaney oil
Springfield, Mass, are visiting rela-
tivcs and friends in town.
i Clayton Daniels and family motor.
cd to Sawyerville, p. G., Saturday af'
tcrnoon and returned Sunday.
y Philip Beck, who has been in Bos
. ton since April for medical treatment
has returned home much improved il
health.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Trip ant
; Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Moulton of East
= Charlestown were here Sunday to see
Mrs. Irving Wolcoutt, at the hospi
Il tai
'; Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bigelow spent
- Saturday in town en- route to theil
home in Brattleboro. They were
most cordially greeted by their man!
friends here.
Il Mrs. Irwin Wolcoutt Of East Char
lesion is recovering from an opera
ton at Brightlook hospital. Mrs
Wolcoutt is reporter for the Bartor
! Monitor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lawrence re-
: turned Sunday from a trip up il
Orleans county calling on friends ii
Charleston, Derby, Newport and New
'. port Center Mrs. George Story an6
Mrs. Fred Carr of Newport City re-
tuned with them for short stay.
Midshipman Edwin E. Wod, son O.
g MI and Mrs. F. S. Wood has com
: pleted his first year at Annapolis. HI
: is now on the U. S. S. Maine on {
II two months cruise making severa
stops including Guanpanmo, st
=, Thomas and Colon and expects tt
u spend his months leave from Angus
I 20 in town.
George Caswell and daughter, Lii
liam arc visiting in Greenfield, ant
: Boston, Mass, and Bennington.
= MI. and Mrs. Karl Barrett O.
y Sherbrooke p. G., spent the weekend
in town.
Mrs. r. G. Cheney was in Lyndon
vile Saturday to attend the funera
- of Mrs. John Gookin.
Mrs. Harold Reed and daughter
r. Mavis, returned to White River June
X ton, Saturday after spending thu
!. week at S. M. Reeds.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Harpwcll, Mrs
George Wheeler and Miss Cora Cob
i leigh of Lyndonville were here Sat
I urday.
Frank Rice has returned home
{ from Brightlook where he has beer
y very i'll for the past three weeks.
E. A. Bemis and son, Alonzo Be
mis- of Island Pond were in town to
n day., making the trip by auto.
Beatrice Porter of West Burke
e spent Saturday in ST. Johnsbury.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garfield spen