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


George Iitrirfied of West Buekp
WIS Il guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
.itycr. and other friends from Friday
until Monday. He held meetings ut
Charles Steers and Horace BligG'
during his stay here.
Gerald Briggs Of st. Iohnsbury is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Harry Fisher,
and other relatives for few days.
Eva st. John, who has been visiting
Ms. John Folsom for the past wcei-
returned to her homo at Francis
town, n. H.. Monday. .-.
Johnnie and May McBray of North
Concord visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bort Monday night and attended the
minstrel show at Halls hall.
Mrs. Helen Folsom entertained the
Whist party Tuesday evening and Mr.
and Mrs. ID. NJ. Smith entertained
Thursday evening. There was a
good attendance both nights. MI. II.
II. White and Z. Savers took first
prizes and Adclbcrt Lavatofe and Il.
Briggs and Tuesday evening and at
Mr.. Smiths Lem Fisher and Miss
Perry took first and Austin White
and w. Moore second.
A few from here attended the dance
at John Walkers Saturday night.
|" Mrs. James Grant and little son,
James, came home from Brightlook
hospital Saturday, they>were accom-
panied by MI. and Mrs. Grant, who
has returned from Il visit among her
children at Windsor.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Brown, Mrs. c..
j. brentwood, Alice and Carl Craw-
frod of Miles Pond attended the min
fistrel show here Monday evening.
Malcolm Tistdale has returned to
St. Johnsbury after spending the hol-
idays with his mother, Mrs. l.. A.
Nichols.
Edward Lavatore has gone to work
at Fitzdale.
The minstrel show from Dalton
Monday evening was we'll attended.
Linda Whipple has returned to
Concord where she is attending
school.
Gcoreg Watson is moving from the
Sam Raymond house to the John Fol
som house at FitZdale.
Fred Wilton and son Of Jefferson
are logging for the East Concord
Lumber Co, and boarding with Mrs.
| Lem Fisher. ~
! Fred Smith, who has been sick for
some time, was taken worse Friday
might, but is better at this writing.
Peter Williams, who has made his
home with E. A. Morse for several
months past, has been among the sick
Ithe past week. DR.. French has been
in attendance. Mr.. Williams is on
| The, gain at this writing.
Guy Isham was a visitor in st.
Johnsbuly two days last week. Guy
is suffering from a felon on one OF
his fingers.
II bert Brentwood of Victory is
ing for the. East Concord Lumber
and boarding with Mrs. Stella
elvc. 7sA
Joss OISOTl WIS u UuoiliCoo Si''ie0i
lancaster one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Elrqy Fisher have
sturned to their work at Marlboro,
sass, after spending. the holidays
cir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Smith of South Lunenburg
1t of his father, d. M. Smith
Bert &son Of Concord is draw
ing pulp for the Parker & Young Co.,
apa boarding with Mrs. Lem Fisher.
George King and Ross Folsom,
Harry Fuller and Will Perham were
in Concord Saturday evening.
Several, from this place attended
the minstrel show at Dalton last week
Monday evening. a. VA
Mrs. Eliza Graham, was at home
from her work at Fitzdale over the
week end. ;sse .3s.A. ih 4
Mrs. Fred .Whipple and daughters
Linda and Kate; visited Mrs. Whip
pies parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orange
Blood, and sister, Mrs. Harvey Wood
bury, at Lunenburg over the week
end. t . Il"
Miss Mary Woodbury. of Barton is
visiting at her brothers, Howard
Woodbury's.