Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-28

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pupils in cello, violin and
adv.
Walter II. Houston was in
d, Thursday on business.
there, she sold house to Mrs.
Virtue.
and Mrs. Norman jay haze
4~.-.. ed from New Salem, Ma
and have taken Il tenement on Rel
road street.
T. F. Burroughs orchestra OF 6.
Johnsbury will give Il concert end
dance in Pythian Hall, s.. JohhEhur%'
Monday, May 26. %Il =
The Rev. Don Scott and Gco"-,o
Felch left Thursday for Eo,to2
where they will attend the uriv'.-
salist drive. Friday they will ~
tend the Free Religious Conference o.
America, returning home Saturf;y.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Leach are
spending Il few days .. l.unrnhn"r.
G.. H. Stuart is recovering tioHl Il
recent illness at his home.
The Service Club tool; Il joy ride
to Lyndonville Wednesday night.
II. w. Coblcigh, Il merchant at
West Burke, was in town Thursday.
Luther Jewett is in Boston on bus
mess, going Wednesday night.
George Dow is going to MasSa ,hu-
sets to live.
Oscar Wells of Burlington was
here Thursday
William Stevenson Of Canada is
here calling on old friends.
There will be dance at LoClcrc's
hall, Friday night.
Mrs. w. S. Masten and daughter,
Mrs. G. S. Hickey were in Lyndonville
Thursday on business.
Mrs. S. Henault left Thursday for
Sherbrooke to spend few weeks
with her son, Charles Henault.
William Higgins and son, Bert Hig-
gins left Thursday for Sherbrooke ON
business.
Joseph Costa, who has been here
on 30 days Turlough, has returned
to his post as guard at Deer Island.
Mrs. Benjamin Beauregard was
here Thursday from Lyndonville TO"
medical treatment.
Guy w. 1Iovey of Waterford was
a business visitor in st. john bury,
Wednesday.
Dan W. Fulford of East Barnet was
in st. Johnsbury Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Abbic Humphrey Of Concord,
N. H., is here with her son, Frank
Blossom. for the summer
Several from here attended the
dance at Burke Hollow Wednesday
night. All reported fine time.
Mrs. Carl Rollins visited her sister,
Mrs. Bert Mclaughlin at Centcrvalc
Thursday.
Isaac Stanton of North Danville
was here Thursday to see Mrs. Stan
ton at 6 Summer street.
james Richie of West Barnet, who
'."e been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Estabrooks the past few days
has gone home.
The Athenaeum has on exhibition
an interesting group of pictures en-
titled The Western Front, showing
scenes with the Grand Fleet, and
views of shipbuilding. The exhibit
will remain until June 10.
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. George I. Green of the arrival
at Hoboken, N. j., of their nephew,
Harold Whitney. Mr. Whitney is a
member of the 26th Division, but
on account of illness was not able to
return with his company last month.
MosN ool Nv, NT.11;o,>, I'll,
took trip to Lyndon in their auto
Tuesday When Mrs. Melrosc was
stepping from the car at the hotel
her clothes caught, causing her to fall,
striking her left shoulder on the walk
and inflicting painful injuries, al
though fortunately they were not of
a serious nature.
Miss Georgia w. Read, Smith Col
lege Unit Relief Worker, recently re-
turned from overseas, will speak at
the Fairbanks Museum, Tuesday eve
ming, May 81, at o'clock. Come and
learn about the interesting work
our College women are doing. Admis-
sion 25 cents. adv.
J. Z. Walker and Harry Randall
are in Montpelier to attend Shrine
meeting.
Louis Smythe, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Smythe, broke his arm
Wednesday while playing.
Mrs. Paul West WAS reported a III
tie better at the St. Johnsbury hos
pital, Thursday.
V. l.. Douglas is out from his cp
Grafton of two weeks ago at the ST.
Johnsbury Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morrill, are
home from four days "trip to New
port, Troy, Lancaster
Mrs. l.. w. Stafford is home from.
Brightlook hospital where she mas
been the past two weeks for treat
ment.
The marriage bans of Albert Beau
regard and Miss Donalda Dumas were
published at the Notrc Dame church,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Somers and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Howe of Bridge
port are spending the week with rela-
tives in town, coming by automobile.
Murray Clement of Danvillc is as
sisting at the Peck Co. store this
week while Miss Grace Rouse is !