The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-24

few days vacation from the Orleans
Trust Co.
, Charles l.. Drown has bought the
Damon Ware farm in IIasburg, con-
sideration $1,000 and takes immcdi-
ate possession. Mr.. Drown says he
bought the farm for the five ducks
on it who lay five eggs every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Harvey and chill
dren of Montreal arc guests of Mr.
and Mrs Sidney Davis over the week
end
NJ. and Mrs. w. G. Ram visited
their laughter, Mrs. Albert Vallcc
in LennoXville, 2. O., over Sunday.
Theron 7. Meader is in Boston on
a business trip.
Mrs. Cora Wakeman Of Barton Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. H. f. Drown
over the week end.
Mrs. Charles Couscns had the mis-
fortune to sprain her right ankle
quite badly a few days ago.
Dr.. j. S. McIver returned Satur-
day night from several days trip 20
Plymouth, N. H.
Mrs. Florence Lemaine is visiting
her sister, Mrs. N. G. Stevens in
Rock Island.
Mrs. II. S. Billings has returned
from a weeks visit to Sherbrooke.
Mrs. Warren Drown and son, Colin
left this morning for visit to Mrs.
browns mother, Mrs. c. C. Lake
Of Saxton's River.
Arthur Mooney was in North Troy
over the week end
Harold Miller will move this week
to one of the White tenements on
Main Street.
Delos Buck and Philip Blanchard
were recent business visitors in Mont
pclier.
Dr.. Mcdonald of Sutton, p. @. was
in town Friday in consultation with
local physicians in attendance on
Mrs. C. NJ. Bailey, VINO does not i'm
prove as could be wished.
Mrs. George F. Root has returned
from Allston, Mass. where she visit
ed her fathes, r. H. Baldwin.
Miss Mildred Mcclure visited rela-
tives in Orleans over Sunday.
Dclos Buck has moved his house
hold -oods from Middlesex by auto
truck, and will store them for the
present.
Arnold Anderson was in town Sat
urday and Sunday calling on friends
leaving for Cambridge Sunday noon,
where he is accountant for Lever
Bros. Mrs. Anderson and his moth
er, Mrs. Jennie Anderson are now es-
tablished IN their home at 10 Fayettc
ST., Camblid ge.
The Wonan's Guild of ST. Marks
church will met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. 3. C. Human, II Young
st.
Mrs. Eliza Adams has moved from
the house which she recently sold to
L. Williams to the rear upper tene-
ment of {. M. Flint's house on Third
st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Ellie were in
Lennoxville recently to visit NJ 5.
Ele'S mother, Mrs. Thomas Dundin
on her S1st birthday.
. Mrs. Roy Skinner is supplying tor
q few days at the Gilman Co. store.
Mrs. Vincent Jones has returned
from visit to relatives in Sweets
burg, P. ..
Arthur McKindsey of Lennoxvile
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Blodgett.
Miss Gladys jenkins of Watelville,
Me-, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Jenkins, Bluff road.
Mrs. Walter Human is in Boston to
attend a Red Cross Division Con
ference and will attend meetings on
public health and nursing service.
Miss Kate Ferrin is working at +.
f. Hobson's, % Third St.
Pupils Of the 9Th grade entertain !
ed the members of the 18th grade Fri !
day evening. There was music and |
promenading as well as games, with !
a generous lunch Of sandwiches, ice I
cream and cake.
Ms. Jasper Cummings and son
of Coventry were guests of Miss |
Daisy Douglass on Saturday.
Charlie, Cousens, Arthur Colliss /
and Herbert Perry visited the gov
experiment station in Len
knoxville on Saturday.
E. F. Humphrey attended the /
of |, o, o. F. in Burlington
Miss Natalie Peabody of Sher-
brooke is a guest of Miss Winonah |
Billings at Kamp Kill Kare
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Charlesnuke, who |
were living in Newport, N. H., arc /
now located in ST. Johnsbu4y where
Mr.. Duke is employed by the B. and |
NJ. railroad office. Mrs. Duke will /,
be remembered as Miss Kathleen
Bernard.
Donald Vanslette of st. Johns, P.
O., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. !,
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