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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1919

Page

2

Mrs Skinner confined by sickness in Newport

Newport residents note Mrs. Roy Skinner is ill at home. The town also reports Lodge No. 37 I O C F conferred initiatory degrees on three candidates last evening. Frank and Frank D Flint traveled to New York to shop the markets, and Mrs. Louise Pelkey has died at 101, with funeral planned at St Marys Church. Winston Prouty underwent appendicitis surgery in Sherbrooke and is recovering well. Elmer MacDonald, son of Mrs. Edgar MacDonald, died of influenza in Lisbon NH. Lane's Opera House drew a full house for My Honolulu Girl, a large musical comedy with 35 artists, Hawaiian troupe and a strong orchestra.

Roy Skinner Evening Star Lodge No. 37 Frank D. Flint New York Boston Winston Prouty W. R. Prouty Lynchtof Sherbrooke Winston Robins of Sherbrooke Newport Elmer Edgar MacDonald Honolulu Henry Ahéana

Barnet News Briefs Reflect Illnesses Pulpit Plans and Red Cross Work

Rumney residents Mr and Mrs Abbott visit Dr Elliott. Sickness hits local residents including Mr Gray and George Walker. Rev E G French expected to occupy pulpits in Barnet and East Barnet next Sunday. Red Cross in Barnet sends January work box with sweaters socks comfort kits helmets and more. Social notes- Mildred Smith and Stanley Whitten visit St Johnsbury. A dancing party at Odd Fellows hall scheduled for Feb 14 with an orchestra from St Johnsbury.

Abbott Rumney R. H Elliot Gray St. Johnsbury E. G. French Danville East Barnet George Walker Austin Carter Julian P. Laughlin West Barnet Ruby Morrison Myrtie Anderson East Rye Gate Walker’s Inn Barnet Red Cross Hermit Elliott St. Johnsbury Academy Mildred Smith Stanley Whitten E. BE Smith's Elmer Roy Julia Roy Odd Fellows Hall

East Ryegate Influenza Closure and Local Cases

East Ryegate reports influenza affecting several families including Miss Nelson the primary teacher who resumed school this week after illness. Residents Mrs Bowen Kathleen Bowen Viola and Geraldine Anderson Harry Adams children at Jack Roberts and at C H Wilsons E C Wallace and J G Chamberlin families. J R Alger drove to Boston with family, Mrs Alger and sons staying there. House wiring under way by Bailey of Wells River and Firness Clark of Groton wiring G B Wallaces house.

Harry Joliffe George Bullard Lincoln N. H William Bullard Miss Nelson Bowen Kathleen Bowen Viola Geraldine Anderson Harry Adams Jack Roberts C. H Bailey Wells River W. S. Lackie Margaret Woodsville A. M. Bedell S. Firness Clark Groton G. B. Wallace

Winter Visit Notes From West Lunenburg Residents

West Lunenburg resident Edward Carbee visiting son William in Littleton New Hampshire. Mrs Ball hosted him last week. Mrs W H Carpenter and Miss Josie Carpenter spent Friday in Whitcefield New Hampshire. Elwin Nichols family recovering from influenza. H L Dodge of Eastern New Hampshire was a recent business visitor. Mrs George Wentworth ill last week. Mrs Fred Sayers and Miss Josie Carpenter were in Lancaster New Hampshire last week.

Edward Carbee William Carbee Littleton N. H Ball W. H. Carpenter Josie Carpenter Whitcefield Elwin Nichols H. L. Dodge Eastern George Wentworth Fred Sayers Lancaster

West Waterford Notes and Local Updates

West Waterford notes report Cushmans and Daniels helping with work at Cushman’s sawmill and home steam heating. Three Chandler children recover from influenza as the school closes for distemper. Mrs. Hovey visits St Johnsbury. Red Cross to meet with Mrs. Hastings. Chandler attends farmers meeting.

RE. O. Cushman Eugene Shastany Walter Cushman E. C. Chandler Eddie Paul Cushman Carl Ben Daniels G. W. Hovey C. F. Beck St Johnsbury

Birth of Barbara Alice to Walter and Mrs Smith

A baby girl named Barbara Alice was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Smith in Newark. Mrs Lyman Walter of West Burke cares for mother and child, both reported well. Church supper and entertainment set for Sunday Feb 21 at Union Hall.

Barbara Alice Walter Smith Lyman Walter West Burke Union Hall Jesse Lane East Burke Warren Damon Island Pond Arthur Laberee John French Louise Ball Nellie Lee Beecher Falls N. H Winona Beldwin Louvia Gray John Austin Aew Austin Fogg Louise Silsby Ross

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Peerless sale draws large attendance in Barton

A large turnout of ladies attended the Peerless sale at Barton daily. Mrs. M. M. Tapsin left for Battle Creek to visit her sister Mrs. Perry Hanscom who is in a sanitarium for treatment. Gordon Joslyn has been discharged from military service and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McNamara moved to housekeeping in Mrs. Pearson’s house on School Street. Ed Grow bought the Roy Skibner house. Mr. Skinner bought a house in St. Johnsbury and will move soon. Mrs. B. E. Ranney is visiting Boston and vicinity. Miss Ruth Richmond spends two weeks in Burlington. A dance at the Opera House Thursday night, with music by the Burroughs orchestra, was largely attended. The Canadian Circle met with Mrs. Isaac Keys last evening.

Barton M. M.tapsin Battle Creek Mich Perry. Hanscom Gordon Joslyn Harold McNamara Pearson School Street Ed. Grow Roy Skibner Skinner Havig St. Johnsbury BE. O. Ranney Boston Ruth Richmond Burlington Opera House Burroughs Orchestra Isaac Keys

West Barnet Social Roundup and Local Visits

West Barnet residents share a busy week with visits to Windsor and St Johnsbury. Families travel for news, teachers substitute in town school, and local gatherings include a Farmers meeting and a dance in East Peacham. Residents include the Wardens Blains Roys and MacLaen with reports of illness and reunions from France and St Johnsbury Academy.

Dorothy Parker obituary and local social notes

Monroe Mrs. Dorothy Parker died Sunday morning at Brightlock hospital after a weeks illness. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church Tuesday at one o clock Rev D E Burns of North Haverhill officiating. Arthur Bodwell recently back from France spent a five day furlough at his uncle F H Gibson s home. Miss Laura Bort and Leslie Chamberlain of Lisbon visited George Bort at his home. Edward Moore recently discharged from the army and Mrs Moore visited Mr and Mrs G L Frazer. Mr and Mrs Eugene Hinman and son Cecil of East Ryegate spent Sunday with Arthur Metcalf. William Maynes spent the weekend in St Johnsbury. Charles Hosford home from Woodsville over Sunday. Mrs Charles Farr of St Johnsbury visited her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Nelson. Mrs Prod Gibson spent Wednesday in St Johnsbury. Miss Julia Fisher spent this week with J L Colby at Woodsville. Misses Dorothy Nelson and Mabel Frazer home from St Johnsbury while the academy closed for influenza. The Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs C H Hosford. A meeting of the Epworth League was held at Horace Duncan s home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Harvey Drew spent Monday in St Johnsbury. Lillian Bort holds the Any a state sewing champion title for 1918.

Dorothy Parker Brightlock Hospital D. E. Burns North Haverhill Arthur Bodwell France F. H. Gibson Laura Bort Leslie Chamberlain Lisbon George Bort Edward Moore Horace Diuncan Harvey Drew St. Johnsbury Lillian Bort

Wells River Community News Highlights and Visits

Wells River society notes a Rebekah Lodge whist party, local visits by Nelson Bailey and families, and quiet town gatherings. Elizabeth Burbeck performs violin at Vespers, Dartmouth students hike to golf links, and a Red Cross Turn to the Right lecture in Woodsville. Ice cutting at Crabtree mill area and various family moves, travels, and health updates fill out a lively local page.

Death of John A. Gilchrist in El Paso burial noted

John A. Gilchrist died February 2 and was buried in El Paso where he had lived for years. Born February 21, 1854 in Meadown Falls, he was the youngest child of Deacon James and Eliza Gilchrist. He first married Fannie H. Hibbard, who died March 1881, and he lived in Meadown Falls.

John A. Gilchrist el Paso MeIndoe Falls Dea James Eliza Gilchrist Fannie H. Hibbard MeIndoes

The American Liver Tablets Offer Potent Laxative Support

The American Liver Tablets market a potent laxative aid called Perfect Laxative. It claims to ease digestion, promote regularity, and support liver function with a blend of herbal and mineral ingredients. Customers are advised to consult a physician before use if needed.

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