St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-19
EAST BURKE

WMIe nc has employment.
Mrs. Harry Bowman is quite sic!,
Lee Shcrburn is suffering will
muscular rheumatism.
George Mathers has position |,
st. Johnsbury where he goes thi,
week.
Nh. and Mrs. j. S. King and oh l.
dlcn were week end visitors with rel
ativcs in Greensboro.
MI. ard Mrs. James Ncaglc an
daughter, Mary, spent last week ut
Northampton with her brother, VII
liam Rcadon.
Nj. and Mrs. T. L. Wyman are
visiting their sou, Albert and family
in Drattleboro.
MI. and Mrs Wilfred Brcasscuu
and children, Octave Abav and FAM
| lily of West Burke, Peter Abar ai.>
family of West Burke were SunIay
visitors at Joseph Dcnonvillc's
Mrs Rose Powers from Nashua.
n II, is visiting her sister, Mrs i
\ Darling and other relatives in town
Dr. lisa Tanimura of Tokyo, jap
an, visited L. A. Darling at Mt. View
! Farm recently and purchased for tie
In pei Ill AONCi a. NlOi SttIl llittl"
and is to be shipped to Japan where
the Morgan breed of horses is to be
established. DR.. Tanimula is COM
missioner of live stock for his gov
crnmcnt and has been an honorary
member of the Morgan Horse Club
of which Mr.. Darling is president.
Mrs. Gilbert does not gain as hcr
many friends wish. She is still con-
fined to her bed all the time.
"Thc Sunshine Class" met recently
ut the vcstry and elected the FOLLOW
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Teacher, NJ. H. Gibson; president, Al
lis Harvey; vice pres, Freeman
Lang; secretary, Mabel Lang; treas
urcr, Tressic Phillips; social commit
tee, Perloy Harris, Edna Welch,
Madeline McGill, Eva RoSebrooks;
flower committee, Milo Jenkins, Hen
ry MaGill, John Lang, Erne7t
Temple, Leighton Phillips. Four
new. ones joined the class at thu
meeting.
A. B. Colby who has been quite
sick for several weeks is gainiH&'
quite rapidly at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Pcrley Harris AMI
three sons were Sunday visitors at +
hi, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.,
jenkins at Spcedwcll Farms.
Lottic Brockway has been mo @
for a few days.
Miss Eva Roscbrook has been Wis
ting relatives in Newport the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Colby of Lyn~
don Corner visited at A. B.. Colby's
Sunday.
Harry WinSlow'S household goods
hat have been stored at the home OF |
MS uncle, Charles Ball, were shipped
Monday to Bennington where he ha'
. home and is the general secretary
If the Y. W. c. A. He is to be ma
led to Miss Sarah Moss OF Liver
,ool, England the Goth.
Mrs. U. 7. Davis is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Carrie Mitchell and q,
Mrs. Flora Avery in Newport.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Zero were
eccnt visitors at the home OF their
aughtcr in. Sherbrooke, p. z. ,
Miss Anna Belden has returned to !
.aconia, N. H., after spending
hort vacation with her mother
Mrs. Ray Smith is quite sick at the :,
ONE of her uncle, Frank Counter.
Miss Flora Barber was home from
er work in Lvndonvillc for the :,
eek end. :,
Scott Stafford of Lyndonvillc was
Sunday visitor at the home Of his
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Star
ord.
Charles Ball visited his father in {.
cwark, Sunday.
The remains Of Albert Harvey who
led 1T his home in Lancaster last
inter, we're removed from the tomb
,cre and brought here and buried in =,
oodmont Cemetery Thursday. Mrs; ~
arvcy and two sons accompanied ~ ~
IL remains. The remains OF Mrs. ID
alter Wheeler were brought from, l.,
I. Johnsbuiy Center Saturday ana ~ ~
1,icd here at Woodmont cemetery. a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbard Smith OF y. ~
.;bon, N. H.. were in town a couple u
days last week. He had tho re- T,
aims of former wife, Mrs. Lizzie !, ~
3arncy) Smith. who died here - "
.ars ago last March taken up ana g,
uicd at Lisbon, N. H., in his lam -
: lot there. W.