Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-03-03
St. JOhnsbury Locals

n Nj aud Mr.. G. F.. Kicker wcI
t called to Groton Friday by the i'll
ness of some OF his relatives.
!, Mrs. Holland Wheeler OF Manchc,
!, tor. who has been visiting Mrs. W.
Howe. left for her homo Friday.
: Miss Grace Waite has sold the mil
= lincry store formerly owned by tn
: late Stella Folsom to Mrs. y. A
, Blodegtt and Mrs Harry D.. Waite
These two ladies have gone to Bos
ton toselect their spring millineryan,
: will open up the store in season 70
the spring +""''n. Mrs. Waite Learned
the millinery trade Of Miss Lucy {
French.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McIachlil
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. b Mclaughlin
left Thursday for Springfield, Mass
where they will make their home.
There was q good delegation Of III
dies from North Danvillc here Thurs
day night to hear the address by DR.
Rees at Grace Methodist church.
Rev. Dr.. G. II Merrill went to Han.
over, N H., Friday
Mrs. J Il Gaskell and her mother
I Mrs b. c. Wood Of Fast Burke were
here Friday. Mrs. Wood has been
visiting her daughter the past few
days and has returned to her home in
East st. Johnsbmy.
A. Il. BOWS Real Estate Agency
has sold l.. Fl. Nitty's place at Pas
sumpsic to MI and Mrs. Isaac Shat
ney. Mr.. Witty intends to move to
St. Johnsbuly.
DR.. Milton S. Rccs will address the
employees at the scale factory Tues
day noon from 1920 to 1850 o'clock.
Kenneth Flint, who has been at the
St. Johnsbury Hospital for several
weeks with an injured eye, is able to
leave and is now at George C. Cary's
home. His uncle, Walter p. Stanton
of North Danville, called on him
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mertz Of
Wayne, Pa, have been called here by
the critical illness of Mrs. Merits
mother, Mrs. Harry NJ. Day.
Arthur A. Annis, formerly of S..
Johnsbury, was married at Spring
field, Mass, Feb. %, to Celina Victa-
line Lussicr.
Mrs. Henry e. Wilson is seriously
ill with pneumonia.
Frank W. Ball and Fred II. Pope
left for New York Monday in the in
terest of the Berry Ball Dry Goods
Company.
Perl Griggs has left the First nat
tional Bank to enter the employ Of
the c. II. Goss Company and is sue
ceeded by Panl W. Farnham.
Mrs. Eliza Allen was given sur
prize party at her home at St. Johns
bury Center Sunday in honor of her
nth birthday. Her son, Freeman E.
Allen, and her family came over from
North Danvillc and her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Grey, came from st.
Johnsbuly.
Lyndon Arnold received cong1atu-
lations Sunday on the occasion of his
10th birthday.
Mrs. F. c. Browning of Barton
visited her brother, Amos W. Scott,
Monday.
John Roberts died at his home in
Monday afternoon after
Il short illness of pneumonia. He
married Grace Pequin of North Dan
vile and his wife and four young
children survive him. The funeral
was held on Wednesday and the burr
al was at North Danvillc.
Miss Maud Marshall, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Marshall, sails
from New York Friday with a party
Of % who are going to do relief work
in the Near East. Miss Marshall's du-
ties are secretalial and she will be
located at Tifis, city in Armenia
between the Black and the Caspian
Seas.
Max Forbes is very comfortable at
the st. Johnsbury hospital. Mrs.
Forbes is i'll at her home on Prospect
Street.
Mrs. Herman Rudd and little girl
are very i'll with pneumonia at their
home on Portland street. IT,:
E. H. Hallett leaves tonight for
Boston.
Mrs. Alice Bradley of Springfield,
Mass, is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. w. Babcock.
Mrs. A. w. Babcock and daughter,
Mrs. Alice Bradley, visited Mrs. S.
J. Astle at Monroe Wednesday. |,
Mrs. H. S. Davis of st. Johnsbury
Center visited her daughter, Mrs. j
Reginald Turner, here Wednesday.
Ralph Shastany of East St. Johns :
bury visited here Wednesday.
John Darlington of Bakersfield
was business visitor Tuesday, call
ing on old friends.
William A. Wright is home from
Boston and Brattleboro where he
has been on business.
Miss Elvina Desrochers is i'll at
her home on Railroad street.
Elgin Paquin of Springfield is
here called by the death of John
Roberts.
Mrs. Carrie Blaisdell of Lyndon
vile spent Tuesday in town.
Miss Madeline I. Randall is able
to be out after long illness.
Mrs. Samuel Marawitz is ill at her