The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-22

the home of her sister in Derby Line
I DR.. and Mrs II. F. Hamilton. DR.
and Mrs. S. w F. Hamilton, Mis-,
Doris Emery and DR.. Fred Crawford
have returned from Burlington. where
ithe three dentists attended the Yer
mont State Dental meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Wilcox return
ed riday night from New York and
Florida.
Mrs Charles Cousens is again CON
fined to the house by illness.
Mrs. Wesley Rollins is quarantined
with influenza.
Mrs. ID. Z. Putfer was in North
Troy Saturday evening to witness the
closing performance of Princess
Chrysanthemum staged by Miss
Annie Gliggs, teacher of music IN
Troy schools. The affair has been
most successful, having been given
three nights to crowded houses in
Hammond Hall. All the parts were
taken by school pupils and Miss
Griegs was particularly fortunate in
her choice of those impersonating the
principal roles. The Emperor and
Empress and Cy Moonbcam. It's SUE
cess reflects great credit on the tai
ents ard ability of both the school
children and Miss Griggs. Several of
those who had parts in the opera
were pupils of Mrs. D. r. Puffer.
Miss Leila e. Collins, R. n, Of
Burlington, is caring for Charles
Bigelow.
Miss Hight of Sherbrooke visited
her brother, Dr. Hanson Hight on
Saturday.
Sidney Slice has been working at
the office OF DR.. B. p. Longe papering
painting and generally freshening up.
A. d. Gaines, who has been spend
ing the winter here with his brother
Dr.. J. H. Gaines, and his sisters, Mrs.
c. NJ, Flint, Mrs. c. F. Davis and
Miss Eliza Adams left Friday for Los
to join Mrs. Gaines and his
son, who is attending military
school there Nj. Gaines has not spent
a winter in the east since he gradual
ed from Dartmouth in 1880.
Mrs. II. Z. Bowley has recovered
sufficiently to be moved to her new
home on Sleeper Place
Mayor J. T. Gardner accompanied |
his son, Larry to st. Johnsbury Sat
lrday, who will be operated on for
enlarged tonsils.
Olney Morrill, is home from Dart
mouth for a few days.
Mrs. B. Bryon and Mrs. Florence
4emoine spent the week end with !
heir sister, Mrs. NJ. G.. Stevens in
Rock Island. Miss Dorothy Drew
accompanied them and visited with |
Ter cousin, Miss Alice Stevens.
The condition of C. F. Bigelow,
Who has been seriously i'll for the +
vast ten days, was reported unchang
ID Sunday.
The lumor circulated through the
ty that Basil Hadlock, member of
company LIS basketball team and one
# the most popular athletes in this
icinity, was married Friday night in
Derby, is unfounded. The editor in
eviewed- Hadlock, who attended the
game in School Hall Sat
rday night and received a denial
rom the basketball star.
Mr. and Mrs Harry W. Richardson
etuned Sunday evening from Il
weeks visit with friends in Boston.
Chief Petty Officer C. H. Frazier
nd his assistant, T, O. Pyer of the
Naval Recruiting Service arrived in
own Sunday evening. They will be
tatoned at the Federal Building for
ne week during which time any local
Dung men who are seeking enlist
tent in the Naval Service, may apply
or papers. The recruiting men came
rom St. Johnsbury where they have
cen stationed for some time and as
Don as they complete their work her
ill go to st Adams
W. r. Phillips of the Army Recruit
~ Service, VINO Is making MS head-
uarters in the Federal Building, an
ounced that he will remain in New !,
ort until the last of the month.
Charles Stuart of Woodsville j.
listing his brother, Tabor Stuart. T
Harry Hall who has spent the Win ,
er in ST. Petersburg, Fla, has return
d in the best of health and reports
very pleasant winter. !
Martin Norton is i'll with a severe
tack of grippe. !
Miss Jennie Campbell, principal of
ne East school will spend the two
-eeks' vacation with her sister, Mrs.
harles Marshall in West Burke.
Isidore Mcguire is visiting her
unit, Mrs. W. J. Mcguire.