The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-25
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

recent VlSlC0f III town.
Mrs C. I. Smith of McIndoe Falls
was here Tuesday.
DIR. G. B. French of Concord was
in town Tuesday.
B. Mrs. Fl. NJ. Kicker of Groton was
in the place Tuesday.
Gene Racette has gone to Bristol,
Conn, to work.
Children's hats just arrived at the
Barquin Sealey store.
Sawyer Graves is in Montpelier on
legal business.
DR.. Fanny Carlton was in Lyndon
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. Marion Drummond is confined
to the house by illness.
! Norman Mclean is in Boston on
business.
Charles Darling, Jr., of Lyndonville
was in town Tuesday.
Preston Conner has gone to West
field to work for Morris Grey.
I! L. w. Stafford, who has been sick
the past week is able to be out.
] Miss Estella Juneau is back at
her duties at the Woolworth store
from a week spent in Burlington.
Mrs. L. w. Stafford spent the day
Tuesday visiting Mrs. J. ]. Stafford
at Lyndonville.
Mrs. E. C. Brainerd and Mrs. DR..
Copeland of Lyndonville were bust
ness visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. John aLndry visited her sis
ter, Mrs. James johnson at Center
vale, Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Fuller from Lyndon
vile and Mrs. O. B. Cutting from
; Concord were visitors here Tuesday.
: James Cosgrove left Tuesday on q
| bsiness trip to Windsor, Springfield
and Woodstock.
Harold Swasey spent the weekend
at his home from the University OF
Vermont.
The Rev. W. G.. Topper of Center
vale was in town Tuesday on bust
, ness.
{ Burns Abbott of Peacham was here
, Tuesday to visit Mrs Abbott, who
: is in Brightlook hospital.
Mrs. E. J. Hobart and Mrs. Charlie
| Stewart from Peacham were her
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherburn
went Tuesday to Lyndonville to Wis
it at DR.. Leonard's.
n Mrs. A. J. Corriveau of Lyndon
u vile visited relatives in town Monday
Il The Rev. E. W. Sturtevant of Lyn
q don was in town Monday.
Il p. B. Scribner, manager of Gross
u brakery, is i'll at his home on Port
q land street
q Miss Charlotte Hawke, who ha
q been visiting her sister, Mrs. Cliffor
81 Nav, has returned to her home i
81 Boston.
Mrs. Harvey Lyford of Peachar
b came Tuesday to visit her husband
81 Mr.. Lyford, who is in Brightlook hos
II pital.
81 Mr.. Hatch, manager of the depart
81 ment store at Lyndonville, was bus
mess visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. C. Rutledge of Woodsvill
IL, bo
NJ sisters, Mrs Elmer Hooker, and Mis-
M Eliza Drew.
Harold Whitney has pneumonia {
81 the home of his parents. Mr.. an
81 Mrs. Charles Whitney. DR.. Fitch
8@ in attendance.
30 There will be a dance Thursda
81 night at Green Mountain Grang
81 hall. Music by Mrs. Wilkes orche'
N ira.
III There will be an Old Folks COZ
~ cert at the Congregational church ;
81 Centervale Friday night. Everyo1
invited.
III Mrs. F. c.. Champlin of Hartfor
Ill Conn.,, was a visitor in town Tuesda
III Alexander Dawson and sister, Mi
HI Sadie Dawson, who have been visi
Hi ing Miss Florence Sealey, returne
HI to their home in Lebanon Monds
HI night.
III The Aides Aid of the Union Ba
Ill fist church will meet Thursday a
III ternoon at two o'clock with MI
HI Elsie Harvey at 6 Pearl street.
HI large attendance is desired as the
II is a large amount of sewing to
I'LL done.
HI The last lap of the games in Il
Ii inter-class league of the Acaden
HI begins at the Y. M. C. A. Wednesd;
HI afternoon when the Seniors meet t
HI Juniors and the Sophs play the fres
III men.
Hi The March number of The Suns
III Magazine contains the second of
Hi series of illustrated articles on ia
HI an and the Far East by the editor
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