Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-16
St. JOhnsbury Local

April 5, 1919: Ladies': Mrs. Ernest
Devonshirc, Miss Ruth Nugcnt. Gen
tlemen, Bernard, L. G. H.; Davey,
Joseph l.; Taylor, Harold; Whitney,
Samuel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hudson of
Hartford, Conn.,, arc here to visit his
mother, Mrs. Henry Hudson, who fell
Monday, and it is thought dislocatcd
her shoulder. She is in Brightlook
hospital for treatment.
William H. Trainor and Arthur r.
Finley have formed partnership and
under the firm name Of Trainor &
Finley will continue the second hand
furniture business which Mr.. Trainor
has we'll established at 1903 Railroad
street.
Augustus T.. Skinner, who has just
returned from service overseas, az
rived Monday night on short visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim
Skinner. Pvt. Skinner was a member
of the 318 Signal Corps Battalion and
landed in Philadelphia, March 30th
from overseas. He participated in sew
eral severe battles and was wounded
in the hand. He was working in a
bakery in New York city when he en-
listed and on his discharge was given
his old position in the shipping de-
partment. He is in good health and
has many thrilling incidents to relate
of service abroad. He returns Friday
to. resume his work.
Mrs. Owen H. Gate, Of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting Miss Lillian Pearl.
George Stockwcll of boston was in
town "Wednesday.
w. S. Davis let Wednesday fol
Boston on business.
Mrs. Harley Parker of Lyndonville
was here Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Griswold went te
Lyndonvillc Wednesday to visit
schools.
W. d. rcllcy, cditcr Of the Gale
doniAn, left Tuesday night for New
Fp,i on business trip.
MI. and Mrs. G. Il. Woodward wen
"Wednesday to Newport to visit a
Milo Mudgctt's Il few days.
Mrs. D.. j. Waller Of Lyndonvillt
and Mrs. Eugene Field Of Mclndoc:
Falls were here Wednesday.
Jack kacZcr of Boston, is in st
Johnsbury and vicinity on bushes:
for several weeks.
Arthur Boucher is moving from 1!
Clark's avenue TO Il tenement on Gal
street.
Frank Castonguay is moving hi
family to Tilton, N. H., where he ha
a position.
Albert Boutain arrived here Wed
ncsGlay on the early mail from CAM
Dcvens on Il short furlough.
Henry Donahuc is i'll with pneu
monia Miss Edith Dresser, train
cd nurse, is caring for him.
Rev. c. III. Merrill went to Mont
pelicr, Wednesday, to attend Il con
ference of church workers.
Mrs. Gladys Campbell of Shcr
brooke visited her sister, Mrs. Re;
Turner, Wednesday.
Miss Eliza Eaton of Orleans cam,
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Fabian
Reed.
Mrs. Minnie Pearson of Orleans
visited Mrs. A. l.. Bailey, Wcdncs
day.
Mrs. Ella Potter of East Village
visited Mrs. Edwin Potter Wedncs
day.
Edward Heymann is here from Bos
ton spending a few days with Mrs
Heymann.
Margaret Nichols has returned tt
her studies at Bradford Academy
Bradford, Mass.
Mrs. James Paino, Jr., and daugh
ter, Jennie, are in the St. Johnsbury
Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Bernice Aldrich is assisting
in the garment department at the
Berry-Ball store.
Flora Baird, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Barnet, the
past few days, came home Wednes
day.
Mrs. Ezra Learned, Mrs. Jack Mon
geon, Mrs. David Gallagher of Cen
tervale and Mrs. Nellie Paris OF
Concord were in town Wednesday.
Helen Ross, Charlotte Bundy, Ger.
trude Cramton and Dorothy Conant
have returned to their studies at Wei
lesley college.
Mr.. Nadeau of the Shu Fix store
has moved from st. Mury's street to
tho house he has recently purchased
of Mrs. Thomas Pidgeon at the
north end of Main street.
Mrs. w. S. Willard, who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. May Wells
and Mrs. +. N. Aldrich, the past few
days, returned to her home in Pas
sumpsic Wednesday,.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Lieutenant
Frank W. Halsey, a former cmployc
of Gilman Brothers, to Miss Mary
Stevens, March Is, at st. Mark s
church, San Antonio Texas.
VIM. BcdOr invited The -Four Corn
crs school to Il sugar party in his
orchard Wednesday afternoon. Sew
cral other guests were present includ-
ing his brother, Napoleon, from New
port. A general good time was en-
joycd by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Silsby of Lun-
NJ 4.