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

the home of his mother, MIS-. E. Cliff
ford, Thursday, having but recently
returned from overseas.
Mrs William Gleason and thre,
children of Lancaster came Frida,
and spent the weekend with her sis
tel.in-law, Mrs. T. J. Tierney.
Mrs. Rosa Tassea and Mrs. Beech
CT Cole and Arnold Heath of Fitz
dale were business visitors here Mon
day.
Gerald Knapp, who has been dis
charged from service has taken his
old position as salesman for the Wor
cester Salt Co.
Miss May Addy and Miss Slaytor
have returned to their home in Bur
lington, having visited Mrs. William
Trainor
Sterry Waterman of Dartmouth
College spent the week end with his
parents, MI. and Mrs z. S. Water.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Plynn Mcdonald of Danville
visited at Mrs. l.. l.. Harris Satur-
day.
Harry Gregory started ror Luncn-
burg Sunday morning, where he was
called on account Of illness, but
could get 80 ,ar.hcr with his sleigh
than j. 20 al Concord on acc cunt
Of = utcp snow drifts.
Mrs. Glenn V. Mooney and daugh-
ter, Marguerite, Mrs. j. c. Mooney,
and Mrs. Daniel Gilman were at Lyn-
don to attend the Goth wedding an
nivcrsa,y of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J..
Mooney, Saturday.
Mrs. Horace Ayers passed away at
her home in st. Johnsbury Center
Sunday night at II o'clock after an
illness OF few days from complica-
ton Of diseases. The funeral will be
held at the house Wednesday at ten
O'clock.
William A. Hart of Manchester, as
representing the Patrol Committee, is
here for Il few da;> in the interests
of the organization. +. NJ. Boikin of
New York city was here with him
Saturday but was called y. New York
yesterday to participate in INC forth
coming Liberty loan canraiEn.
Miss Mildred Beck of Lyndonvllc
spent the weekend with her parents,
MI, and Mrs. G. f. Beck.
Ralph Dodge was home from Mon
trcal to spend the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Clara Dodge.
Mrs. John Montgomery of the
Spaulaing Ncighborhood spent Sun
day with Mrs. Clayton Daniels.
-. Supt. Harvey Burbank of Barnet
was in town Saturday attending the
teachers convention.
Arthur +. Stone went to East
Barnet, Sunday, where he spoke in
the Congregational church. His al
dress was very interesting and great
ly enjoyed by the congregation.
Miss Christine Farquharson Of
South Ryegate and Miss Georgianna
Moore of Wells River spent the
weekend with Mrs. J. A. Mcleod,
returning to their school at Wells
River Monday morning.
The members of Grace Unity club
are asked to bring their coin strips
to the church on Friday evening at
six o'clock, when a supper will be
served. Members not having these
strips are asked to come and donate
what money they wish. At 7.3O
o'clock the regular meeting will be
held and pleasant time is looked
forward to.
Bert Morrill,, the shoe man, is con-
fined to the house by illness.
Ms. Frank Blossom l., atty inn
proved from her rec'nS nlt"s.:
Lena Brown of Lyndonville spent
Sunday with Miss Minnie Palmer.
Miss Emma Lavignc of Lebanon,
spent the weekend at her home here.
W. J. Ling spent Sunday with Miss
Evangelinc Ling at Danville.
Mrs. Annie Maudant spcn: tie
week end at West Burke.
Miss Frances Hcbard CINE home
Monday from Il visit to Sharon.
County Agent l.. A. Wood was in
Barnet Monday.
DR.. II. M. insolvency was recent
visitor in Burlington.
Miss Carrie Harvey of Bartlett Wis
tied Mrs. John King recently.
Albert Bcrgcron from Berlin visit
cd Mrs. John King for the week end.
Mrs. Robert Lane has returned
from Il week spcn- at Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l., Kidd of Quc-
bee have been visiting Mrs. David
Frizzcll,
Mrs. Janet lIalcrow was called to
st. Johnsbury Center to care For Leo
Eastman, who has pncun onia.
David Ramagc of East ST Johns
bury was in town Saturday, the first
time foi' several months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Shores of
were business visitors here !
Monday.
Alphonsc Pichc and Alfred Pichc
of Lancaster spent Sunday with their !
families.
Leo Roach of ITarlwick spent the
week end with his sister, Miss Alice
Roach.
Mrs. Herbert Spcarc is recovering
from her recent illness Of pneumonia
and is able to sit up.
Alex Dawson and sister, Miss Sadie
Dawson of Lebanon, arc visiting Hiss
Florence Scalcy.