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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
4
St Johnsbury locals share news of visitors and departures. Westboro Massachusetts couple Mr and Mrs M L Stacy returned home after two weeks in town. Several residents guested in St Johnsbury while others traveled to Newbury Newtonville Danville and Montpelier for family duties work or celebrations. Local engagements moves and community events are noted along with hospital and military service mentions.
East Concord residents report social visits and farm transactions including Dan Gilman of St Johnsbury and Mr Walker from Pennsylvania buying cattle. Mrs Ralph Corey and Ruth visit Worcester to see her son and daughter. Franklin Carpenter of Dalton N I stayed with his sister Mrs Ely Adair. Community events include a Halloween masquerade in Dalton and Christmas preparations. Several locals attend court at Guild Hall and many visit relatives in Newport and Miles Pond. Armistice Sunday is planned with the pastor’s address. community activity continues amid poor roads and health concerns.
James K Paine of Paine’s Fruit and Paine’s Candy Kitchen wed Miss Anpline Costa of No 4 Pearl Street at St Aloysius church St Johnsbury. Ceremony was 6 pm and couple headed to Boston and New York for their wedding trip. A breakfast followed at the bride’s relatives home Mr and Mrs A T Molino. They will reside in St Johnsbury and are noted as popular among local youths.
Miss Ethel Ramage wed Raymond Fiske of St. Johnsbury in a ceremony at the Congregational church East St. Johnsbury Saturday evening. Rev Perrin officiated with Hazel Ramage as maid of honor and Dr. Frederick Moore of St. Johnsbury as best man. The Ramage family attended.
The home of Mr and Mrs Clinton Nay hosted the marriage of their daughter Marjorie Holder to Ralph Ervin Bean Monday at eight. Rev F B Richards performed the double ring ceremony under an evergreen arch with Mendelssohn played. The bride wore white beaded crepe with a veil and carried biffle roses. cousin Ruth Lamson was bridesmaid. Best man was Ralph J Bean. Guests included immediate family and classmates from the 26th Division. reception followed with ice cream and wafers. Gift table featured linen cut glass sterling and an electric lamp from 26th Division comrades. The couple departed on the night train for a short wedding journey.
Pred Guyer died from blood poisoning after a fall from a ladder at work in St Johns bury garage He succumbed at St Johnsbury hospital and was buried Monday following services at Notre Dame church He was 8 years old and unmarried Survived by father Leon Guyer A striking coincidence ties his injury to his brother and father birthdays and his niece's birthday
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Conner on Sunday. Alphonso Blake of Leominster Miss spent Sunday with his sister Mrs W C Hitchcock en route to Canada for a two week hunting trip. Mrs Bertha Ball, operated on last week at Cottage Hospital, is improving rapidly. Mr Fowl of the J W Markland Co returned Saturday from Indiana. Miss Mildred Dunn is ill with the mumps. The Marsh Entertainers and Bell Ringers will appear at Seaver's Hall Friday evening in a program by the Methodist church. Wallace Hauver died Monday Nov 6 at College Hospital. Miss Edna Rowell of South Albany is absent from school due to illness.
Mr and Mrs Afvs Wed Mooney and son visited Geo Weeds on Sunday. Fred Wollman was a business visitor in St Johnsbury last Saturday. Winfield Bennett of London stayed with his parents last Sunday. The Wawnee Indian Medicine Co moved to Lynon on Wednesday after a weed sales season. Alma Perry won a wrist watch at a Saturday event. Clifford McLean, returning from overseas, is visiting Newport. Mrs A T Pike and son Donald visited TH A Green's last week. Eddie Reed returns from overseas and is in Connecticut. Mr and Mrs Pred Day attended the wedding of granddaughter Miss Mayjery Day to Ralph Bean in St Johnsbury Monday.
Mr and Mrs George Woods and Mainiel Harvey left Monday for Flo tila to spend the winter Mrs Gilmore Morrison visited her son Vaal Morrison Friday Mrs Tennie Stevenson vind Mang et woe in Sholohitehbury Wednesday The chicken pie supper Thursday evening was well attended it bs es timated that 100 was cleared A Halloween party was held at Mow Corners school by the children and parents Wishes from your until visit Halloween games were played Some svon here attended ive fu Hen of Bulne Gammell at fist Sar net Saturday Mr and Mrs Thesbert Steele are rejoicing over the birth of a baby girl Tuesday Mr and Mrs Henry Gilfillan also have a baby girl Cot itiatuhiions reo Francis Lard Mrs Laird and Frederick Laird went Morning to Springs N B where Mex Lived and Frederick will stay for a month at the sanitorium Mrs Jeine Hastie and deste Hastie were Ty St Johnsbury Thursday Miss Mitchell Morrison is visiting her sister Mrs Phoebe Goodnough in Peacham Mr and Mrs W Somers of Barre were in town Sunday Mrs ane Mes Frank Blain were guests of Groree Clark in Hust Peacham Monday and at Arthur Roys in Danville Thursday Mr and Mrs D L Willey and Minty of Littleton visited Mrs Willeys mother and sister Mrs Farm hit and Mrs Pumly Sunday
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