St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-01-01
PERSONALS.


are entertained OF her recovery.
Miss May Ranney returned Tuesday
from few days visit in Boston.
Arthur Brooks and wife OF Ocott Falls
were in town few days last week.
John H. Carpenter OF Boston was at
home with his family over Christmas.
Clinton Carpenter Of Lowell, Mass, is
spending the holidays at his home here.
Arthur Bangs and his wife are spend
ing few days in Barnet with E. E.
McGaffey.
John Rickaby returned Monday night
to Hartford, Conn, after spending a few
days in town.
Miss May Streeter, stenographer at
Concord, n. H., spent Christmas with
her parents here.
G. A. Barrett of Boston spent Christ
mas with his brother, W. w. Barrett at
No. 10 Lincoln street.
George F. Miner has returned from
New York where he has been visiting his
son, Lawyer Minct.
Mrs. E. E. Piper, with her son Robert,
are spending the week in Montpelier, Wis
itng Mrs. Piper's parents.
Rev. and Mrs. a. Il. Heath give New
Years reception TO the friends in their
parish this afternoon and evening.
Miss Lucie Heath is spending the holi-
day recess from college work at the home
of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Heath.
Robert Caldwell has returned home for
the winter. He has been doing big job
Of filling in the railroad yard at Woods
vile.
Herbert Lamphcre leaves tomorrow
for Ponta Gorda, Fla, where he has a
position as bell boy i'll the Ponta Gorda
hotel.
LYMAN !. Brock has located in White
field where he has secured a position as
bookkeeper for the Brown Lumber Co.'S
store.
Letter.carrier French was generously
remembered on Christmas day by the
people on his route who contributed
purse of $3.50.
Miss Ella Hicks, organist at the Rail-
road street Baptist church, was presented
with fine watch at Christmas, the gift
of the Sunday School.
Prot. Chas. D. Hazen of Smith College
is spending the winter vacation at his
nome 'neie. ME Ma. .ga.'es a2=qa has
returned from Boston.
Miss Eta NJ. Newell of Hanover and
Mrs. George H. Bradford OF Sherbrooke
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Rob
ert Mackinnon, the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. James Thompson, Miss
Emma Woodside, Messrs. Thomas and
Peter Parks, lett last week Wednesday
evening on trip to Quebec and vicinity.
Mrs. Laura Mead OF Randolph, a for
mer principal of our Union schools, re-
ceived a stroke of paralysis last Saturday
and has been in a critical condition ever
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since.
w. {. Warner and wife left Monday for
Denver, Col, where they will stop sew
eral months. Mr.. Warner expects that
that the Denver climate will be a great
boon to his health.
X. w. Simonds, Esq, has decided to
remain in town and will soon open a
law office on Main street. His many
friends in St. Johnsbury are glad that he
is to remain here.
Prof and Mrs. c. E. Putney have re.
turned from an extended stay with friends
in Massachusetts. Miss Ellen Putney is
also the guest oil her sister, Mrs. Lyman
p. Wood, during her college vacation.
Miss Bruce, who injured her knee while
getting ginto a sleigh in front OF the Union
school buildings nearly three weeks ago
resumed her duties as teacher in the Bible
Hill district school house last Monday.
The college students are all home enjoy
luS lUS WlulSt NdSat'OHs
are John and Don Cameron of Yale, Selin
Newell and Henry Bracket of the wv. M E.
Earnest Hamilton and Blanche Bagley
of the Boston University, James Richard
son OF Dartmouth.
Fred Denning, brakeman on the st. 81
c. road, while shifting cars at Hyde Park
last Friday evening Tell from the top of 6
car and struck on the depot platform
breaking all the ribs on one side and Sc
verely injuring the spine. He was not
able to be taken to his home here in Citi
zens Bank block and his wife left the next
morning for Hyde Park 70 'ate care o
him.
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