Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-12-31
EAST BURKE

Harry Leach's.
Franklin Lynch from Burlington
has been spending u few days at Z.
r. Harvey's.
Perley Edmund:s was home from
Stetson Lake from Christmas.
Mrs. Joshua Bemis visited her
niece, Mrs. Clarence Bennett at s..
Johnsbury hospital on Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Carr and sons
were in st. Johnsbuly with relatives
for Christmas.
Frank Davis spent the week end
at A. c. Wyman's in Brattleboro.
Mrs Ira Hunter and son, John, are
ill with humps.
Adna Smith received q letter from
his son, Murry, who is in Tahoe, Cal.
dated Dec. saying it commenced
showing Saturday night and didn't
stop till Wednesday morning and
their was four feet Of snow and
signs of more coming. He was up on
the Mountain with Il party Of survey
ors last May and found the snow to
be 4 to feet deep there. Some
winter as we'll as Vermont.
Hon. Il. A. Darling and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adds Barber have just received
Il box of fruit sent by their friend,
Mr.. and Mis-. John Leboureau Of
Lyndonville, who are spending the
winter il, Florida
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Jock of Lyn-
donvillc were Sunday visitors at B.
F. Humphreys.
Mrs. J. Q. Angel who has been
very sick is more comfortable at
this writing.
MI. and Mrs. james Buell. spent
Christmas day with their daughter
and husband, MI. and Mrs. Morton
Holbrool at Lyndonville.
MI Shcrburn Lang went Tuesday
to st. Johnsbury to visit at the hone
of her nephew, Frank Emmons.
Charles Morse of Whcelock spenl
Christmas at Mr.. Hardy's.
Mrs. William Brockway is co:l'"''
to the house by illness.
: MI and Mrs. Jefferson Nelch AID
two children, Edna and Lawrence,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcrley Harris and three
children, MI. and Mrs. G. H. Kit
trcdgc were guests Of Mr.. and Mr..
il. E. jenkins a. .;p'rdyy,ii h. t.
mas day.
Mrs. L. A. Darling i, cnu',.ei 10
he bed by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dee srrn,
Chri>tnlas at Fast I.>1!,'"n N:.A ~.
and Mrs. John Reach.
Edwin Hough had to have hi ti"-
:er that he hurt so badly in H.
,>oo,l, about a month ago remove /
::.~ Wctlli; ,(iny. Or. Chrn,y ard
l>r. Brown performed the opc.a,o''
Philip Angel has been contincl 10
the house for several days with .
hard cold.
J. w. Kelley was called to Little
ton, N. H., Monday by the death OF
his sister-in-law. Mrs. Kelley has
been there for week called by her
sisters illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherburn Lang en-
teltaincd their children and grand
children OH Christmas day, ~ of
them sitting down to a delicious tur-
key dinner. The event Of the even
ing was Christmas tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jenness went
to Lyndonviilc, Christmas day and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Blake.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Ball were at
J. c.. Lucia's; MI. and Mrs. Jack
MaGill and two sons, MI. and Mrs.
Herbert MaGill and son, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Frank Wilkcn at Isaiah Math-
eIS.
Mrs. Lotto MaGill is in Grovcton,
N. II. with friends.
Evelyn White from East Lyndon
spent last week with Mrs. Shcrburn
! Lang.
MIS-. John Reach of East Lyndon
visited her sister, Mrs. Wesley Dec
over the week end.
II. A. Eggleston is better but still
confined to the bed.
Mrs. Ellen Walter is jill with the
humps.
Mrs. Fred Beck Of McIndoes is
caring for her sister, Mrs. J. Z. An
CELL.
Henry Mathcrs is very poorly at
his home at Frank MaGilPs with
sweet diabitis.
Wesley Dee thinks he got nice
present for Christmas it being a
check for $25 from a gentleman in
/ New York he never saw but once,
that being one day last fall when a
big touring car got stalled in the
mud in a pouring rain. MI. Dee
helped get him out Of the mud and
had the family come in and get dry.
Mrs. Dee at the time was in Burling-
ton. The check was from Elmer w.
Van Brunt of Southampton, N. y,
with Chsirtmas geetings from MI.
and Mrs. Van Brunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gallagher and
son, Herbert spent Christmas day at
Frank MaGill's in Kirby.
Mrs. Sarah Lane who was at the
home of her son in Newark at the
time her house burned Il week ago
last Sunday was in town for a few
days last week. Mrs. May Gibson of
Lyndonvillc had her household goods
stored in the house and they were all
destroyed by fire.
James Ncagle's house caught fire
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