The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-05
LYNDONVILLE
Howard Shattuck was ;

Howard Shattuck was at home
from Windsor, where he is working
in a machine shop, for the week end
Mrs. E. J. Blodgett has been in
capacited for work the past two
weeks, on account of serious trouble
with her eyes.
Henault's orchestra held one of
their usual dances in the Gable hall
Saturday evening, and attracted a
good crowd, who always enjoy their
music.
Albert Gerry Blodgett returned
Friday to Worcester, going by way
of Springfield. He will graduate from
the Worcester Polytechnic Institute
on the tenth of June next, and spent
few days at home last week.
Maurice Carr is at home from
Norwich University for a short vaca-
ton and returns to Mortified
"Wednesday.
Miss Florence HIATT spent her
Easter vacation withMiss Ruth Blod-
gctt at the latter's home.
Ray Harris was at home from
| Windsor last week.
Word has been received of the birth
of little daughter, Martha, to DE-.
and Mrs. Maurice Cheney, at their
home in Bridgeport, Conn, on Palm
Sunday, March %.
The many friends in town of Phil
Ferguson will be interested to know
that he has located in Akron, Ohio,
where he has fine position in n
banking house. Since his return from
France, he has been spending some
time in Toronto, Ohio, with MS
brother, George, and has decided TO
remain in that state.
Miss Ruth Blodgett returned to
Burlington Saturday for the spring
term at U. V. NJ, after spending d
few days at home.
Miss Madlyn Dudley, formerly of
this place, is in the Mary Hitchcock
Hospital at Hanover, N H., where
she was operated on last week for
appendicitis. She is now quite com
Portable. She is located in Hanover,
where she has an excellent position
with the Dartmouth Press.
Raymond Campbell arrived home
last Thursday morning from Florida,
reporting fine time this winter, &C.
ell Burns returned with him, the two
having spent q few days in New York
The Campbell and Silsby families cX
pect to come home in about three
weeks
The graded school reopens Mon
day, and the Institute and Agricultu-
raj School on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. John Cunningham and daugh-
ter, Susan, who have been spending
the Easter vacation in Waltham,
Mass, with Mrs. Marion Cunningham
Wright, have returned home.
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Noyes in Lis
bon, N. H.
Mrs. Cobuln, of North Troy, is
stopping with her daughter, Ms.
William Hackett for a short time.
Miss Ruth Hatch of st. Johnsbury
is spending some time with her
brother, Frank Hatch, and family
here.
]. L. Watchie and family have en-
gagged a tenement in Mrs. Aubin's
house at the south end of East ST.
and will move the latter part of this
month.
Miss Olive Cotton and Miss Rosa
mond Ashley of the Institute faculty, |
spent part of their Easter vacation |
on d delightful trip to the BermudaS
Miss Mildred Silsby of LittletQn,
N. H., who has been the efficient and
agreeable manager of the Parker
store during the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker in California, has return
ed to her home.
Dr.. Cleon Colby comes this week
to spend some time here with his /
parents, MI and Mrs. Harry Colby.
He is now taking treatments in a pri
vatc hospital in Boston for the cf-
fccts of infantile paralysis, and is
gaining quite rapidly.
James Kenney has been on the sick
list for some time past, and staying
at his home in st. Johnsbury, but is
now able to be back at his place in
the Hotel Lyndon.
The many friends here of Mrs.
Charles Tarleton of eNwport, whose
leath occurred so suddenly last week
we're very much shocked and grieved
10 learn of it, She was a form rs
dcnt of this place and has many
friends here.
Leon +. Hopkins has finished work
1t the Lyndonville creamery, and on