The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-24
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has position in the machine shop
Of the railroad company.
w. M. Silsby, Mrs. Silsby, Miss
Mildred Silsby and Mrs. Harry Green
of Littleton, N. H., were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Parker for Sun
day, motoring from their home.
Miss Adelaide Brewer is spending
some time with her cousin, Mrs. Wal
ter Nelson, at Hilltop Farm in
Burke.
Lorenzo Eaton was in town the first
of the week bringing his father, j. c.
Eaton, home from Maine, where he
has been staying for few weeks.
Mr.. Eaton is fixing over the upper
tenement in his house on Center
street for his own use, and will rent
the lower part vacated by his son and
family, to William Kerr.
Miss Alice Cook has a position in
the railroad shops for the summer.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Ledyard
went to Greensboro to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Katherine Goss, returning
Monday to Miss Ida Pearls. Miss
Cornelia Ledyard spent the time in
their absence with Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
Barron.
George Shorey was taken quite Ill
Sunday, with what proved to be simp-
ly an attack of Indigestion, but has
not been able to attend to the bust
ness at the grain store since. If Mr..
Shorey fails for a day to pursue his
accustomed path to and from bust
ness, it seems like a personal calam-
ity to most of our people, who rely
upon his stedfastness as they do the
town clock.
Frank L. Brigham of Andover,
Mas, special agent. of the Merrimac
Mutual Insurance Company, was in
town this week with party of insur-
ance men. There are seven men IN
the party, and they are travelling in
two automobiles, each with trailer
for camp baggage, camping on the
way and preparing their own meals.
An excellent way to combine business
and pleasure.
Miss Velma Darling has been
spending about fortnight in New
York city. She expects to return Fri
day via Boston, where she will JOIN
Miss Flavia Folsom, who is coming
h ONE from her school in Cambridge
for the summer.
Mrs. Edwin Gorham has been
spending few days in Newbury with
her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Musty,and
brought little Robert Mustya home
with her for a visit.
Miss Helen Brown, who has been
spending some time with her brother,
John Lynn, has returned to her home
in Lowell, Mass.
Charles Aver is quite i'll at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs. Isle Peck, who have
been visiting Mrs. Peck's brother,
James McLane, for few weeks, have
returned to their home in st. Paul,
MINI.
Bishop Bliss of Burlington was IN
town Sunday and held a Confirmation
service at st. Peters church in the
evening, a class of five receiving con-
. firmation rites.
The children of Walter Andross,
living on Charles street, are i'll with
scarlet fever, though the disease Is
! not severe. Mrs. Andross is staying
awav from home during the period OF
quarantine.
Mrs. Ronall Bell and daughter,
Jennie are spending few DAYS with
relatives in various Canadian places.
+ Mrs. John Cunningham is stopping
: for a few weeks at the home OF ne
; sister, Mrs. G. M. Campbell.
, John Judge, who runs the restaur-
ant near the Pleasant View House, is
, having quite a large addition built
for his business.
The annual school meeting Of the
L.vndonville district is called for
Tuesday evening, June 20, in Village
, Hall, with the usual business OF cleo
tions and taxes. One member of the
, school board is to be elected, togeth-
: err with one to take the place of Har-
ley Cowlts
E Mrs. Josenhine Carr of Providence
p. l., has finished her school in that
CITY and arrived in town Monday
o night to spend the summer with her
!, sister and mother, Mrs. Wilder and
: Mrs. II. l. Parker.
MI. and Mrs. Charles E. Willough
=, bv have been in Boston for few
y days accompanying Mr.. Willoughby' s
sister, Mrs. Miles, from Newport
Il and her husband, who went there fol
medical treatment.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. James Weber, Sha-
:, ron and Ruth Ellis. have been spend
ing a few days with relatives ii
+ North Woodstock, N. H.
Nh. and Mrs. Austin Howe, Of
o Everett, Mass, have been stopping
4 for time with their daughter, Mrs
> G. f. Ferguson.
> John Webster returned last Friday
- from Washington, d. c., where he
has spent the winter with friends.
o Nh. and Mrs. Charles Mathewsor
and daughter, Thelma, of ESSEX
. Junction, are the quests of hi
y brother, O. d. Mathewson, and 9th
, en- relatives in this vicinity -
- Mrs. Willis Conner and son
- Franklin are in Boston for few
weeks
MI. and Mrs. w. S. LETTERS motor
ed to Barnet the last Of the week
and Mrs. LETTERS will remain there
for a time for rest and recreation