St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12
PERSONALS.

in town Wednesday,
Mrs. Georgiana Drouin is visiting
friends in Littleton this week.
Philias Gagnon and wife OF Littleton
we're in town the first Of this week.
Miss Nettie Hooker Of Danvlle is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Guy Batchelder.
Mrs. I. F. Trull of Biddeford is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Cross.
Id. Bates is at home after an extended
trip through the south and southwest.
Fish Commissioner John Titcomb is
one of the many suffering with the grip.
Rev. NJ. Atwood, who has been sick
with jaundice for two weeks past, is out
again.
Miss Alice Boynton is gaining after a
severe illness dating from the first of
January
Miss Margaret Hazen is in Boston for
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Houghton.
Mrs. William Forbes has recently been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Farquharson
of South Ryegate.
Mrs. Eugene Corriveau's friends will
learn with regret of her serious illness at
her home on Charles street,
DR.. C. A. Cramton was taken sick Sun
day with appendicitis and has been quite
low, but is now on the gain.
Mrs. E. F. Walker of Sherbrooke, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Curtis
c. Follensby, returned home Wednesday.
N. A. Bronson. dressmaker in Miss
E. P. Williamsons millinery store,
returns from trip to Boston next Mon
day.
Miss Maud Follensby, who has been
visiting several weeks in Stratford,
Toronto and Montreal, returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Blodgett left yes
terday for Montpelier, having been the
guests of relatives in this place for
short time.
Editor ]. E. Harris and wife left Tues
day afternoon for two months trip in
the sunny south, with Florida as their
destination.
Mrs. Zotique Dubois will reside in this
place hereafter. Her former home was
in Worcester, Mass, where her husband
recently died.
Major Bowman and wife, who have
been confined to the house for some weeks
with the grip, are se,a: Aetter but not
yet able to be out.
Ned Young, violinist, was in town the
: first of the week on his way to Barton
where Beedle's orchestra had three
nights engagement.
Mrs. Howard Cox who has been a
recent visitor at Harvey Kelsey's in
Summerville, returned last Monday to
Portland, where she is to reside.
. E. c. Brooks slipped while crossing
+ from Lougee & Smythe's store few
days ago and has since been using a
shoulder with good oeal of care.
Miss Mamie Derby of Oskosh Wis,
who has been in Lewiston. Me-, as a
stenographer, is now working for L. ].
Eldridge and also doing outside STEM
ography work.
p Austin Morrill, and wife entertained a
: company of friends at their residence on
r Spring street, Tuesday evening. Whist
was played, refreshments served and a
, pleasant time enjoyed.
$ Mrs. Henry Ely has gone to Burling.
ton for medical treatment. Mrs. Ely has
! been an invalid Tor a long time and her
, numerous friends sincerely hope she may
receive much benefit from her stay in
e that city.
I John A. Moore's many friends will be
glad to know that he is able to send
! encouraging reports from Lakewood
the mild climate of that place proving
+. beneficial to his health and giving him
/ an increase in weight of four or five
t pounds.
Latest reports from various invalds
in town are as follows: Miss Lydia
e Bisson is now able to be out after an ILL
!. ness of more than two months duration
t Gardner Grady, who has been critically
n i'll with typhoid fever at Rumford Falls
c Me-, was able to return to the home o
S his father, John Grady of this place, last
n Monday. John Gum, ore Of the Repub
t ican's compostors, has been having {
S session with the grip recently. Mis-:
S Jessie Houle is still confined by illness to
r her room at the hospital. W. l.. Russel
0 and wife Of Summerville have both beer
t recent victims of the grip, and B. J
t Maloy of the same place has also had al
h attack of the same disease. Herber
|. Carson of Fairbanks village is again con
z fined to the house owing to relapse.
n Board of Trade Annual neeting.-
y The annual meeting of the Board of Trad
n was held in their room Monday evening
t with fair attendance of members. Fol
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