Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-19
EAST ST. JoHNSBURY


Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Shasteny have
been visiting his uncle, Eugene Shas-
teny for few days.
At the church Sunday morning
there was handsome bouquet OF
flowers sent by Miss Jennie Ramagc,
who is in Washington for the winter.
1t does us good TO think that those
of our village who arc absent think
of the folks ut home.
Miss Emily Chase and her sister,
Myrtle Hovey leave this week for
California for the winter. They will
be much missed here at home and in
the church for they are very willing
to help in every way that they can,
especially we will miss Miss Hovey
on Sunday morning in the choir
The best wishes of their host of
friends here go with them and we
will be so glad to welcome them back
in the spring.
Mrs. William Bennett will keep
house for Chase & Hovcy this winter
and her son, Walter, AID William
Rodgers arc to look after the ''tock
and the farm while they arc in Cal
folnia.
q. c. Wood is much worse than he
has been Old ace seems to be telling
on his vigorous constitution.
II. M. Knapp is expected home
this week from Montpelier. Mr..
Knapp was very recently married to
4 lady in Montpelier AID they arc to
make their home here in The village.
Mrs. Henry Lyons moves this week
to Fairbanks Village in st. Johns
bury with her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Smith.
c. W. Temple has about 20 young
turkeys to sell this week for
Thank 'givilg.
Raymond Locke has been IN To-
we'll, Mass, for u few days last week
OH u vacation.
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A number of the young friends of
dim Lyon gave him surprise party
at the school house last Friday eve
ming.
S. ]. McGinnis was u bu;ncji Vi :
ilor at Guildhall on Friday.
George Cops Rand continue to
improve.
Mrs. Ella Potter has been helping
her aunt at st. Johnsbury for a few
days.
MRS. Jennie Brown spent Sunday
with her mother, MIS-. |. G.. Smith.
G. K. Bennett has the job of carry
ing the cream from Waterford for
the creamery.
George Dec has finished plastcring
Miss Smiths house on Main street.
Willie Woods of Warren, N. H., is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrc,
George Wood.
Miss Vera Craig spent Sunday with
Mamie Wark.
Sam Smith met with serious acct
dent on his way to st. Johnsbury Sat-
urday morning with his daughter in
an express wagon, when his horse be-
came frightel ned at IL train and
broke the shaft and kicked Mr.. Smith
in his right leg, bruisinG it seriously
Mr.. Smith was taken to Dir. Fields
office for medical treatment. No
bone was broken and Mr.. Smith was
able to go to hi, home in the after
noon. His daughter escaped injury.
Mrs. CIas. Owens is able to be out
again after her recent illness.
Miss Mamie Brown has been suf-
fcring with u hard cold.
Mrs. Henry Folsom and her moth
or have returned to st. Jolnsbuly for
the winter.
The evening service on Sunday was
well attended and our pastor deliver
cd an interesting sermon.
George Babcock has got his yonung
hcigcr from the pasture where she
has been for the past two weeks,
with the aid Of Mr. Bugbcc and his
dor.
George Hill has pressed so far over
5000 gallons of cider.
Weather permitting Road Commits
sioner Russell will repair parts of the
road between the village and the
Knapp farm this week.
a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Beck OH Monday of this
week.
Rev. II. T.. Grant is visiting his
brother in Everett, Mass, this week.
MIS-. Adcll Bonnet is taking care
of Mrs, J. w. Beck and vour,r son.