Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-07

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n to Newport, Monday.
Mrs. Edwin Edgar has finis!,e,
work at +. W. Woolw0lth & Co.
George w. Bocash OF Sheldon ha
Il been spending a few days of the pas
a week with his bro;ehl, A. C. Bocash
"a DR.. andMrs. J. leonard Fitch O
!. Pou@hkecpsie, n, s.. arc visiting hi
/, Brother, Dr. r. NJ. Fitch.
Harold NJ. Worthen of Springfield
ii Mass, sprn' the week end at thu
,,Ihome of H. ]. Mar,lcn. M
= Mrs. AuriIa Dane has returned II
her work al the St. Johnsbury
Laundry after her recent illness.
I Albert Judd is gaining at his home
on Main street from his recent i'll.
ness.
Robert X. Wakefield is attending
the automobile show in New York
| city, ..
\ M and Mrs. George Donahuc and
children spent the holidays in Rich
mond, p. Q.
i Miss Bertha Stevenson went to
I,Newpolt, N. H., Monday to visit her
4 father i In
4 Donald ]. Emery of Newport has
been spending Il few days with
friends in town.
Miss label Gaskell of Niagara
Falls is here spending the week with
\ friends. Il
Wcllarm H. HARMS Of Newport
spent Sunday with Mr.. and NJ rs.
Jacker Kaczer.
Miss Eva Hcon is taking two
week'svacation from her duties at
the f. w. Woolworth & Co. store. "
Miss Caroline S. Woodruff Of
johnson who has been visiting here
returned Monday to her school work.
Mrs. Clyde Ball of Olivet, Mich,
has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Al. S. Bartlett the past week.
Mrs. Jennie Bishop of Johnson
spent couple Of days among relativ-
esreturning To her home Saturday.
Emma West and Mrs. Walter
Harvey of Concord were business
visitSrE here Saturday.
FrAnk Cummings of Bradford was
q resent guest4cf Mrs. e. G. Blod-
getE 9 jV y
Mrs Jennis Cpgswell went to
Wcicctt Satul lay w spend the week
end. III $1
Mr.. andS NM. waterman|
leave tonieht cR Providence, II. III
being caiie ksse by the death Of A
relative. VI sass ~
Ths tirSI ~ gcck u Hinman, con
trictSrs AHd bSiid nave dissolved
partneTsh I'M s gsS VI ook will con-
tinue INF 4
naiss H. B fiess,1ned slh7l
day ffSis y sation spent
with HUI w Ss1I( r .S Mill Mrs. n.
r.. MeTgiiI. w pssiII, MaSs!
Fred J. Babceck retuxned to Can
ton, Mass, Saturday. Mrs. Babcock
is gaining al Bxighti0ok hospital
from her recent operation.
\ Lawyer Guy%AN Hill Invent " to
Montpelier. Monday to attend the
Supreme Court and the annual meet
ing Of the Vermont Bar Association
of which he'is secretary. y.s
fell on the ice spraining the liga-
ments of her foot and breaking a |
small bone in one ankle, is GONZALES
cling slowly. ..... r, - ..tsE
Mrs. Thomas Brightly and little
Warren Massey of Turner'S Falls,
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Brown, the /
past two weeks, left Saturday
for their home.
\ Irving Cummings, who has been I
here for the past week visiting I'M
returns to New Yoxk clAs+ II
day afternoon where he has apUsit \
William Fox, president NJ
the Fox Motion Picture Corpora tton,.
Don't forget the sewing meeting AZ
the Red Cross rooms on Tuesday ati
2 o'clock. The work. is urgent and y |
large attendance is desired. Any ionc
having dark bingham or percale suit
able fot patchwork will please bring
it TO the meeting. = g..
Winter arrived in real earnest
Sunday, the mercury both Sunday |
and Monday mornings registering
around 20 below zero. The absence
much colder and renders transporta-
Of the usual snow makes it seem
lion in wagons extremely uncomfort-
able. 49,.
Harry w. Writers, Esq, is is Bos-
,on on II business "trip. III
Epiphany day service will be held u
1t St. Andrews church Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Alexander Hcaley, who has been
friends and relatives here
the past week, returned to Spring
field, w., Monday.
William Gaffney and daughter, Isa-
belle who have been visiting MI and ;
Mrs. Arthur 1Gaffney left for their
rome in Shcrbrooke, Sunday. |,
Mrs. Abbey Leonard went to ,
Monday to make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Carroll Z
Grant.
Misse, Bessie and Mamie Weafer
IF Morrisville, who have been visiting II
Mrs. Leslie Daniels, returned to their
1ome Monday.