St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-06-07
PERSONALS.

COL and Mrs. T. c. Fletcher spent
few days in Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Burt have been
spending several days in Boston.
Miss Addie r. Crosman of Wakefield,
Mass, is visiting friends in town
Miss Ninan Lockwood from Woods
willie spent Sunday at her home here.
Miss Mae Streeter Of Concord, N. H.,
spent a day with her parents recently.
Mrs. c. D. Waters spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Page at Woodsvllle.
Mrs. w. P. Smith and Miss Martha J.
Hall are spending few days in Boston
Mrs. Z. D. Harlow of Bennington is
spending a few days with relatives in
town.
A party of young people from here
spent a few days of last week at Lake
Morey.
Miss Margafet Newell returned from
Burlington today, somewhat improved
in health.
Allan S. Holbrook of the CALIFORNIAN
Office spent Sunday at his fathers home
in Newport.
Miss Isabel Monteith of Parmingtnn,
Conn, is visiting her cousin, Miss Isabel
NJ. Paddock.
Mrs. S. r. Brooks and her sister Mrs.
Leland are now located at F. A. Balch's
on Main street.
Miss Winona Jenness of Newport is
stopping with the Misses Laura and
Matte Jenness.
Carl NJ. Howe and Charlie Ranney
were recent visitors at Burlington, guests
of Ned c. Stiles.
lanes T. Borland has moved into the
North church house recently occupied by
William Gaffney.
Mrs Nj. M. Boles has returned to her
home on Winter street after prolonged
stay at Derby Line
George c. Cary and family left for
Portland, Me-, Saturday to be absent
about three weeks.
Miss Carrie S. Drew spent Sunday in
Burlington with her brother Ira of the
Free Press news staff.
G. H. Taplin was overcome by the heat
at the scale woaks yesterday and taken
to his home to get rested.
Mrs. f. A. Garter has returned from
Bradford and Mr.. and Mrs. Carter have
rooms at Dr. c. F. O. Tinker's.
Frank O. French and Clarence A.
Forrest are spending the week in Cole
brook, N. II. on fishing expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton r. Willard ant
infant daughter Of Boston have arrived
at Pinehurst, Mrs. Wizards old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Oliver, who
have been in St. Johnsbury for two
months have returned to their home a
Potsdam, N. Y.
Miss Carrie S. Drew is assisting a
stenographer at Fairbanks office in tn
absence of Paul S. Garter during the SEES
, sion Of county court.
/ Hon. Franklin b. Hale Of LunenburI
i was in town last Thursday on his wa.
. home from st. Adams where he delivere
0 a Memorial Day address.
: Donald, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herber
7 w. Blodgett, entertained some of hi
young friends yesterday afternoon i
{; honor OF his fourth birthday.
! Miss Marion Fairbanks went to Boz
o ton last Thursday to take the entrant
o examinations to Bryn Mawr Colleg
. which she hopes to enter next fall
o Frank B. Rives has closed his off,
G here temporarily and has a position
l. the drafting office of Brown & SHARP
Manufacturing Co., of Providence.
:. Walter Husband, who has been assis
Il. ing in E. & 7. Fairbanks & Co.'S Off
$, for several months, began work
IT Charles G. Braley's store Tuesday.
p. Mrs. Irving Lawrence formerly Mel
il, Stevens), and her daughter and Mr.
2 Fanny Stevens Crane, all of Minneap
IL lis, are stopping for lew days at t
Burtons.'
Miss Annie A. Davie, who has been vi
- iting at her home in this town the pa
:. two weeks, returned to Concord, N. T
., Thursday, where she has position
- the People and Patriot office.
- Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hallett, togeth
o. with their daughter, Mrs. MCMILLAN
ir and her children, Russell, Marjory al
:" Paul, will arrive in st. Johnsbury, Ju
r. 8, to spend the summer in Mr.. Hallet
IS old home, 10 Mt. Pleasant street.
On A recent number OF the Barre Tim,
he in speaking of Miss Ida M. Pecks VII
n. to that city in the interests OF McKa
MT non Brothers piano sale, pays her
-. deserving compliment in referring to i
IS as the best sight reader Of piano mu
in Vermont.
g. g. Under the caption "The Imbroglio
of Samoa" Judge Henry c. Ide contribut
at to the June number of the North Anne
IT. can Review very readable account
~, the recent affair in those islands. Noe
to is better informed on this subject and
as is treated with great fairness a
mt thoroughness.