The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-18
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1919
LOCAL NEWS


Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney of Lyndon |
were here on business Monday.
Mrs. Harley Keough of Wheelock
/ visited Mrs. F. E. King Saturday.
J.E. Parker of West Danville was
/ a business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. E. w. Sharp has returned
from few days spent in Boston.
4 Paul Gilman and John Brodien left
last night on a ten days trip to Bos-
ton.
+ Alexander Dunnett returned home
Saturday from week spent in
/ Montpelier.
Irving King of Walden spent the
weekend with his parents, MI. and
Mrs. F. E. King.
| Bernice Roundy spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. G. Roundy, at West Burke.
Il w. J. Perrin of Hardwick and Benz.
| Stanton of North Danville were bus
mess visitors here Monday.
il George LaPoint of the LaPoint
4 market, underwent serious opera
i ton at Brightlook hospital Monday.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller have
|! moved from 2 Main street to tene-
Il ment in DR.. Fitch's house on Railroad
II street.
: Harry Day, Charles Goss, Robert
Wakefield and Frank Taplin are IN
Boston attending the automobile
show
Il Mrs. Frank Eastman of Greensboro
e Paul Lillicrap of Concord, F. B.
i Penwick of Woodsville were in town
Saturday
: Mrs. John Galbraith and daughter,
n Alice, of Passumpsic visited her par
% ents, MI. and Mrs. Henry Wilson.
IS Monday.
v F. A. Goodrich of Greensboro and
: e. r. Ball of Woodsville, Mrs. George
K Stanton of North Danville, Mrs. Fl.
( A. Taylor of Newport, Edith LaBay
ie of Lyndon were here on business
e Saturday.
Mrs. Walter J. Ingram left Satur-
& day for Boston to meet her sister
b, Mrs. j. o. Query. Monday together
they leave Boston for Fort De Pont
= Del, to visit their brother, Clyde
,r who is assistant band master of the
i, 18th Band, c. A. c., that has JUS
Is returned from Gatum C. q. Panama
+ Ensign Ebert T. Gallagher O.
&c bingham, Mass, has been spending
= a short furlough with his parents
d. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Gallagher
lie Mr. Gallagher left Boston Saturday
= for Newport News, Va, to await the
g arrival of the U. S. S. transport
g "Ringdam," when he expects to sal
II for France.
- There was pleasant gathering
= Saturday afternoon at the home OF
:: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall of Con
10 cord Avenue, it being the 18th ami
versary of their daughters birthday
n, The teacher and members of hel
y Sunday school class were present
Light refreshments were served ano
IS games were played. Miss Emma was
presented with nice Bible.
Miss Claire Porter of Winnipeg
Man, and her nephew, Pie. G. H
t. Porter are guests of Miss P. J. Por-
,r ter, Main street. Pie. Porter served
d three and half years in the Canadi-
e, an army overseas; was wounded al
m Viny Ridge, May 1917; was over q
t. year recovering from his wounds
>" Since recovering was on duty a.
I'd Bramshott Camp, Hauts, Eng.
1t Robert M. Gillander of Leeds, P
m O., is visiting his uncle, Daniel w
Gallagher. Mr.. Gillander is The
third son of Mrs. James Cordick
formerly Mrs. James Gillander o.
this place, and with his two brothers
1t Warren and Fred, has been serving
le in the war with Germany. Warner
lie was killed in action three years ago
s. and Fred is still in service. Rober
~ received his discharge Feb. 6, 1919
IL after three years service.