St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-06
PERSONALS.

TTcu y. I1dTTlUndH lcIC IOT DuIll0SIOH
this morning on business trip.
Mrs. S. T. Brooks is visiting her daugh-
ter in Sherbrooke.
Mrs. E. M. Leland is visiting at her old
home in Claremont, N. H.
Wendell P. Stafford left Saturday for
Chicago on briet business trip.
Mrs. David Coe. Burke, has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Perkins Under
wood.
Frank Wilson has returned from
Springfield and other Massachusetts
points.
Mrs. A. T. Stocker has gone back to
East Saugus, Mass, to reside Tor the
present.
M. G.. Robbins, University Of Vermont
'9S, is the guest of Secretary Coburn Of
the Y. M. c. A.
William Hill OF Wakefield, Mass, was
called here the past week by the death Of
Robert D. Harlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore T. Ide left Mon
day for Jacksonville. Ala, to visit their
son, George P. Ide.
Miss Grace Welcome Of St. Johnsbury
is working in Merrill & Co.'s millinery
store at MorrisvilIe.
w. 7. Dobbie OF the Brooks-Tyler dry
goods store went to New York last Fri
day on business trip.
Mrs. William c. TYLER gave an after
noon tea Saturday in honer of Miss
Susie Tyler Of Burlington.
Robert. son OF E. E. Piper of the GALE,
DOMAIN Office, and Ray, son Of Frank II.
Potts, are dangerously ill.
The Kaiser Wilhelm II arrived in
Naples on March 81. Albert L. Farwel
was passenger on the ship.
Prof. Charles D. Hazen of Smith Col
lege. Northampton. Mass. is spending
Easter vacation at his old home.
Miss Susie Tyler has returned to BUR
lington. Her niece, Miss Susie Tyler, ac
companied her back to Burlington.
L. D. Hazen went to Pawtucket, Mon
day, to take his granddaughter. Miss
Margaret o. Hazen, TO her new home.
Miss Mary E. Stone left Monday fo
Springfield, Mass, where she will be th
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. ]. T. Herrick.
William Chesley, who has been work
ing in hotel at Bellair. Fla. the pas
winter, is back in St. Johnsbury again.
Crawford Ranney attended the annua
meetings OF the Reece and Internationa
Button-Hole Companies at Portlan
yesterday.
l. P. TLayer of the Republican returne
Monday night from his home in Randolph
where he has been kept in the house wit
an attack OF the grip.
D. R. Ryder, our popular physical di
rector, lett Tor Boston Monday monrinI
and will go TO his home in Marion
Mass, the last of the week.
Harry Webb has gone to his home il
Maiden, Mass, on short vacation. Ed
ward McCutcheon runs the tclephon
exchange nights in his absence.
Miss Margaret Merrill, a member O
the senior class at Wellesley College, ha
received the Durant scholarship tor gen
eral excellence in her work the past year
Mrs. w. w. Wright spent Sunday witt
friends in Ryegate. She intends leavin,
for the West in short time, to stay TO
about year with her daughter, Mrs
Streeter.
P. F. Hazen's Sunday school class wa
very delightfully."- entertained at his hom
on Friday evening. Mrs. ]. W. Bale
gave the dozen boys OF her class happ,
time at her home on recent afternoon
Cashier Ruiter of the Merchants BAN
returned last week from his southern
trip. Capt. Criswold wired him t
accompany him to Cuba. but Mr.. Ruite
never got the message and so came bac
home.
Mrs. w. c. Tyler's Sunday schoolcla
with few other children, had a merr.
AFTERNOON gathering at her home
"Polela," on Thursday last, the session
closing with the serving of retreshment
to the happy little company.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kellogg an,
daughter leave for their new home il
Hartford, Conn.,, this morning. Mr
Kellogg will open new studio there ant
continue in the profession in which h
has already achieved much success.
]. H. Walbridge has prepared for tn
Coos County Democrat of Lancaster al
illustrated historical souvenir. The edi
ton is richly embellished with cuts an,
full of valuable hist orical matter. TIL
souvenir was issued with the March 81
issue.
Mrs. c. NJ. Stone and her sister, Mrs
c. L. Goodell OF Boston, reached Wash
ington Wednesday, night from Pinehurst
N. c., and will be at the national cap
ital during the exciting scenes in congress
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Brooks are ais,
at the capital.
. Miss Katherine Lee Bates, the professo
in the English department in Welesle
College, was the guest OF Mrs. George F
Cheney during her brief stay here and o
Monday evening Mrs. Cheney gave
reception to the Wellesley girls in thi
town and vicinity.
Stilman H. Kent made quite a hit a
Bradford last week as Perezin in TIL
, comic opera "The Daughters Of Alcar
tara The Bradford Opinion say
while he only appeared two or thre
times he cost the audience several goo
laughs" The opera was repeated an
on The second night Frank 9. French al
peared in his dude coon" makeup an
furnished lots oil fun.
National Bank Examiner May was
Montpelier Monday and there learne
that Speaker Lord Of Montpelier ha
been appointed as his successor. Nj
Lord has requested him to continue du
ing the month OF April, as his time wi
be taken up in the Brewster case
. county court during that month. M
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