Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-11


in Barnet, Wednesday.
Arthur Finlay's little girl, who has
BEN severely i'll, is reported better.
Charles Buck and William Cassidy
Of Danvillc visited relative here
Tuesday.
Charles Nc Govern has returned
from Titon, N. H., where hn has
spent the past week.
The North End Furniture store hai
bought the household %ood:' o. M.
Hill at "a Spring street.
Charles Peck has returned homc
from Boston. Mr.. Peek VIII &c u.n
later.
Mrs. William Tr;linor r,tvrAcd
home Wednesday from Mchtr'l O.,
where she has been visiting hoI llc:1.-
er, Mrs. Julia Addy,
Ed. Smythc, Mrs. Louis %my lie,
Mrs. james Weeks, Mr.. and Mr.. Ar
thur Lang, Mr.. W. h. r'al are in
Burlington attcndin" the l,;;'tcrh Star
convention.
C. A. OSgood il installing . mix
ing machine for Henry PAGE in Mot
roe, N. H., for a. Il. Council & Son.
Muriel Dow and Lila Sherbune
have returned from Lake Mofcy
where they have spent the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Weeks OF Dan
vile were visitors in town WcdHc$-
day.
Mrs. A. f. Spauldine' and Miss Els
Their Spaulding of Lyndonvillc were
here Wednesday on business.
Mrs. William Miller spent the day
Wednesday with Mrs. Arthur Olcott
at st. Johnsbury Center
Rev. and Mrs. ID. ID. johnson of
North Danville were in town Wcdnos-
day on their way to attend a confer
ence.
Miss Blanche Mayer and Miss A.
Boutctc returned Wednesday from a
visit to Portsmouth, Manchester and
Lowell.
Mrs. .Alonzo Dcoss of Lyndon has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. S.
G.. Darling, returning home Wedncs-
day.
Mrs. Marilla Porter and Mrs. Carl
Heyer went to Lyndonville Wedcns-
day to spend a few days visiting
friends.
Miss Bcrnadinc Provost of .Wor-
cestcf, Mass, who has been visiting
relatives ard friends in town, re-
turned to her home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. jenkins, I'm
sign e. M. jenkins and Earl Jen-
kins and A. f. Hale of Bradford were
here Wednesday to visit our city.
Raymond Laughlin has received his
discharge from Camp Dcvcns and ar
rived Wednesday morning at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. J..
S. Miner on Summer street.
Mrs. Oscar Annis, who has spent
the winter in Florida with her dauGh-
ter, Mrs. Percy Sloggy, and Miss
Lena Annis, a teacher in New Jersey.
are in town. Mrs. Annis has rented
tenement on Western Avenue fer
the summer.
Thirty-threc boys and twelve men
of the North church choir motorcd
in nine autos to Bethlehem, N. IT,,
Tuesday and took supper at the Cen
trail house and then climbed Mount
AgassiZ.
Guy o. Clifford of Danville has
purchased the property belonging 10,
benjamin Sanborn on Cliff street. f.
G. Smith, who has bought the White
Book store has leased the lower
tenement.
The fire truck was called out this
morning to small fire ut the Gal
lagher house on Railroad street. Very
little damage was done.
Mrs. l.. F Smith, who has been
the guest of Mrs. F. C. Shcrburne
at their cottage at Willoughby the
past few days, is at home.
Miss Bertha Holden of the Home
Economics Department of Burling-
ton will speak at the Fairbanks Mu-
scum, Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Her subject will be allow
to Make Housework Easier" Every
woman in town is invited.
Mrs. Jonas Brooks, Mrs. Arthur
Sprague, Mrs. E. Fl. Ross and Harry
Day motorcd to Quebec, Thursday,
to meet Arthur Spraguc, Jonas
Brooks, DR.. f. H. Ross and Ed. Taft
of Whitinsvllc, Mass, who have
been on fishing trip to Canadian
lakes.
William David Kimball of CRANKY
was in town Thursday. Pvt. Kim
ball was member of Co. l. 3O4 Inf,
10th Division and was wounded in the
last days of the war on the Vcrlun
front. A shrapnel struck him on
the left hand between the index and
second finger opening the hand to the
wrist. The index finger is useless
and will have to be amputatcd before
the hand is made strong. He was
also struck by shrapncl in both legs
but not innicting severe wounds.
Mrs. Fred Radford left Thursday
for Sherbrooke.
Mrs. l.. f Harris was a business
visitor in Barnet, Thursday.
Merwin Gray is confined to his bed
by relapse of the influenza.
Mrs. Sam Morrison is in Waterbury
visiting at the Gray Lawn farm.
H. f. Gray of Waterbury was a,
business visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Beauregard is working in :