Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18

! non returning Monu'lN.
Miss Ella Flanders went to Woods
vile Monday to visit.
Franklin n. Garfield is i'll ut his
home in Arlington.
Sherman Il. Graham, who under
went an operation on his eye and
knee at Brightlook Hospital last Mon
| day morning is quite comfortable at
this writing.
George {. Cowlng las gone to
Boston to attend the annual gather
ing Of the New England Laundry
! mems association.
George c. Cowling has become as
Sociatcd with Charles y. Blake in the
manufacture of the movable head
light for automobiles and under the
name of the Cowling Blake Manufac-
turing company these lights are now
being manufactured in ST. Johnsbuly.
Miss Nellie Eastman entertained Il
few of her friends at l,cr home Sat
urtlay on Mt. Vernon Street, in
honor of her 10th birthday.
|
been severely sick with influenza at
her home in Arlington for the past
two weeks i; now gaining slowly, but
still confined TO her bed
Mrs. A. G.. Pratt is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia. Mr..
Pratt has been ill for two weeks, but
WIS able to go on his trip Monday.
Dan W. Fulford oc East Barnet
WAS in town on business Monday.
The Wellesley graduates in Vcr-
mont organized at Burlington Sat-
urday a Wellesley Club and Mrs.
Ralph r. Howcs of st. Johnsbuly
was chosen president. There are
; IS graduates of the college in the
| stare.
The chemical engine was called out
at 10 o'clock today for a chimney fire
"a. 10. 10 Prospect street. There was
another call to 4 chimney fire at No
40 Maple street at II a. m. No dam
age was done ut either fire.
The second issue Of the Academy
Student will be on sale at Smith.
Bookstore and at the Don c. Stile>
Co., next week.
Rev. Geo rye A. Martin has been
chosen as the head Of the department
of spiritual resources for Vermont
in the Inter- Church World Move
ment.
George Il. Bagby Of Danvillc was
a business visitor here Monday.
Master Willard s. Hill who has
been sick for the past two weeks is
reported as better.
The meeting of the Methodist
Brotherhood which was to be held
on the evening of Feb. 81 has been
postponed to March 25, when John
S. Buttles, Commissioner Of Indus
tries, and George c. Cary will speak
and the Farce ellis Methodist Foot
will he given. Cary Maple Sugar
will be served.
All trains from the south Tuesday
morning were one hour late.
Mrs. Fred Allie Of Woodsville
spent Monday here
p. H. Mcdonald of Danvillc was
here Tuesday on his way to Wells
River on business.
Mrs. Hagan and daughter, Miss
Lizzie Hagan Of Newport were Wis
itors here Tuesday.
Mrs. J. +. Kencson Of Concord was
a. business visitor here Monday
Mrs. Charles Caldcrwood is able
to sit up from her recent illness.
Miss Colista Hackett of the Lougec
G. Smythc store is i'll.
Miss Vera Genge was able to re-
sumo her duties at Judge G. c. Fryc's
Office after an illness of two weeks.
Miss Bessie Aldrich is back at the
f. N. Randall store after an illness
OF two months.
Mrs. Leslie Cooper and Miss Lord
of Concord were visitors here Tues
day.
Miss Flossic Boutain returned
Monday from New York City where
she has spent the past ten days.
On account of the severe storm
Sunday, it was late in the day Mon
day before some of the farmers could
get out and students that drive to
school were absent that day.
II. L. Gray returned to his home
in Waterbury Tuesday after several
days spent here.
Miss Emma Roman had an opera
ton on her car Sunday and is making
satisfactory recovery.
Mrs. Pearl Zero is confined to the
house with the prevailing distemper
and her mother, Mrs. Carrie Douglas,
is caring for her.
Mrs. Horace Anderson is ill with
pneumonia at her home on st. John
street.
The Hospital Aid Association
cleared Silt at the luncheon which
was served by the Finance Committee
at the Elks Ball on Friday night. This
sum will be added to the Hospital Re-
lief Fund. Great credit is due to all
who in any way assisted in making
the luncheon such financial success.
Miss Mary Grace, the popular clerk
at the Summcivillc Market, has re-
turned to her work after an absence
of several weeks.
Stanley +. Garfield, who has been
confined to the house for week with
an infection in his foot, was able to