Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-25

house by an injury to his back.
Miss Harriettc JcnniSon is i'll Il
No. 3 Caledonia street.
Mrs. Ada Downcr Is visiting il
East Concord for the week.
|. W. Stanton, VINO has been herr
the past week for treatment for III
absecss in his ear, was able to go It
his home in North Danville, Friday
Miss Carrie Brainerd is better from
her recent illness with the grip.
Harry Cassidy of Boston was callet
here by the death of his brother, Her
bert Cassidy.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Greenwood wen
toSanbornville Friday to attend thu
funeral of Mr.. Greenwood's aunt
who died at the age of 80 years.
William King Of North Stratford
who has been here the past few
days, visiting, returned home Friday
George Humphrey, son of Mr.. an(
Mrs. George Humphrey Of Mclndoc'
Falls, died at Brightlook hospita
Thursday night at the age of eight
years from an operation for appendl'
ci1is. His remains will be taken tC
McIndoes for burial.
Rev. +. W. Sharpe is in Barr,
where he will speak at Il layman'>
banquet Friday night.
Mrs. E. w. Sharpe went Friday to
her old home in Brattlcboro to visit
for the remainder of the week.
Miss Abbey Farrow, Mrs. Hattie
Wells and Mrs. Bessie Gale spent
Friday at Barnet the guest of c. f.
Harris.
Mrs. Wilbur Worthcn, who has
been i'll with the grip, is very much
better.
John T.. Gibson, who is employed at
Windsor for IL few months, and who
came here to spend the week end with
Mrs. Gibson, is i'll at his home in Az
lington.
Clarence Day and Wilfrcd White,
state engineers from Montpelier,
spent Sunday in St. Johnsbury.
Ensign McClary of Portsmouth has
spent the past few days with his wife
returning to his work Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. II. A. Child of Springfield,
Mass, is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. W. S. Mastcn.
Miss Emma Lavignc of Lebanon Is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. S. La
vignc.
Mrs. Ralph Mollica is very ill in
st. Johnsbury hospital.
Mrs. Harry Mardcn is back at the
Lougcc & Smythc store after an alb
sencc of three weeks.
Word has been received here OF the
birth of a son, Donald Reed, to Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice H. Lee of rs Action
Circle, Medford, Mass, on February
the 10Th. Mrs. Lee viii! he remember
cd here as Miss Hazel Reed.
The strong American Legion team
of Gorham, N. H., comes to st. Johns
bury Thursday to play the American
.egion team here under the auspices
of Co. ID. An excellent game is eX-
pcctcd. The fans will beout to see
Clark, who was rated as one OF the
fastest men in the American Expcdl-
.ionary forces in France, play in the
ocal lineup. Clark played on the
American team at the game in the
Pershing stadium in Paris at the In
.cr-Allied meet.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Universal
list church meets Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. John Simonds at No. rs
Lafayette street.
Ernest Matthews entertained on
Sunday Benjamin Farnham, Eugene
George Perkins, Perlcy
Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. William
'cllville and daughter, all Of North
Danvillc.
Miss Jessie l.. Gregg of Brattlc-
,oro is visiting her cousin, Dr..
icorgc &c hency.
Henry L. King Of Iunenburg was
,erc on bushes, Tuesday,.
Raymond Stcnson has returned
rom Shcrbrookc where he was called
" the serious illness of his father,
'harles StcnSon, formerly of this
,lacc.
Mrs. Clarissa Mitchell died at the
ZONE of her daughter, Mrs. A. f.
Grant, aged 81 years. Mrs. Mitchell
caves three children, Mrs. Frank c.
,hcrburnc, Guy p. Metcalf and Mrs.
Grant. The funeral Will be held at
he home Of Mrs. Shcrburnc on
Joseph Courchcsnc has begun work
It the Geo. III. Cross co.
There will be IL special meeting OF
Chamberlain Relief Corps Thursday
lftcrnoon, Feb. rs at 3.30 to practice
he work of tho Ritual, and to trans
lct any other business necessary.
Ernest Barbicry left Thursday for
White River Junction and Brattlc-
,oro on business.
Max Forbes of Prospect Avenue
vas taken to the st. Jthnsbury Hos
,ital Saturday where he is i'll with
DR.. McSwccncy has tho
asc.
Clarence Cutting has so far rccov-
red as to be able to return home
rom st. Johnsbury hospital.
Frank Phillips is ut Montpelier
as operator in tho
Western Union Office in that city dur
ny the illness of one Of the opera
DlS.