St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-12-27


in Boston for the past two months, re-
turned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Proctor, from Lyn-
donvile, were the guests of Mrs. c. c.
Frost, Christmas.
Wellington H. Tinker secretary of the
Y. M. c. A. at Amherst college, spent
Christmas with his parents.
Congressman Grout reached here from
Washng'o Saturday and will remain
home until after the new year.
Miss E. Lillian Kelley Of Boston and
Clarence l.. Ranney of Lawrence, Mass,
are spending the week at i. Sideways.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Lyster of
Gilmanton are spending Christmas week
at T. II. LISTERS at Globe Stone Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Lewis and
daughter, Reta, went to Litteton last
Saturday to spend Christmas with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowker left town
Saturday for an extended visit with rela-
tives in Springfield, Boston, and Fitch
burg.
Laurence Hatch and his friend, N. T.
B. Mackenzie, are spending the holidays
at the formers home, No. Spring
street.
John S. Cameron Of Salt Lake City
and his son, John Cameron of New
Haven, Conn, spent Christmas at Emer-
son Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Russell, from Miles
Pond, were the guests Of their daughter
Mrs. Herbert Hawley, over Sunday and
Christmas.
Miss Anna Somerville, who has been
studying vocal music in Boston, spent
Christmas at her old home and returns
to her studies this week.
W. T. King returned from the West or
Saturday and will remain in town about
a week. Mr.. King represents one of the
largest shoe firms in St. Louis and trav
els in eastern Kansas.
Cards have been received Announcing
the graduation of Willard D. Emery from
the Pacific School of Osteopathy. Mr.
Emery was connected with the STANDARD
drug store about three years ago.
Guy Abbott went Tuesday morning tt
-. h. IL
which he is captain. The boys will pla,
the remainder OF the vacation in variou
cities in New Hampshire and Massachu
! sets.
, F. A. Dakin and Miss Margaret Daki
are spending the week at William c. Ty
S ler's. Mr.. Dakin is very pleasantly re
e membered as teacher at the Academy AM
t is now connected with boys school a
= Haverlord, Penn.
{ Principal Comstock of the Academy al
= tends this evening the annual meeting c
r the Headmasters' Association at til
MURRAY Hill in New York This orga 1
cation represents the leading educationa
institutions of the country.
Orrin S. Abbott expects to leave fo
T. Porto Rico next month where he wi
y spend the winter with his son, WilliaI
c 7. Abbott. The latter has good go,
eminent position at San Juan and is ais
doing considerable law business.
Alice B. Warden ishome for few day
from the New England Conservatory
Music, where she is studying piano und,
Mr.. Klahre, organ under Mr.. Dunbar
and theory under Mr.. Elson. She wi
;. return Friday and study the rest of tt
winter.
% Among the distinguished visitors t
a st. Jobnsbury the past week we
Collector D. M. Mansur of Newpor
Fish and Game Commissioner Bale
who is now temporarily located at Hyt
Sc Park, and c. ]. Bell, secretary of IL
State Board of Agriculture.
The last Congregationalist contain
r. an interesting article by Rev. J. H. Ba
bitt of Brattleboro upon vermont as
t. Source of Ministerial Supply" with pc
traits Of the three distinguished clerg
y. men who were natives of the little tow
OF Calais, DR.. N. G. Clark, DR.. c.
Goodel and DR.. |. E. Dwinell The a
tcle also pays an appreciative tribute {
two Caledonia county ministers, Re
Leonard Worcester and DR.. Isaac
Worcester, both of Peacham.
Allan S. Holbrook and Miss Chariot
# A., daughter of Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Stle
=. were married on Wednesday by Rev. D
Edward T. Fairbanks. They left on Il
afternoon train for short bridal tr
and will return after the holidays. Bot
are well aud favorably known in S
Johnsbury and Mr.. Holbrook's associat
in the CALIFORNIAN Office and the mar
friends OF the bride wish them a long al
n, happy married life. The bride was Il
recipient of many choice gifts.
Of Miss Charlotte Fairbanks, now OF Phi
b. adelphia, Miss Margaret Merrill