St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-11-29
PERSONALS.


y last week.
y Allan s. Holbrook spent Sunday at hi
~ home in Newport.
A Miss Jennie Scott is at her home in S,
Il Adams this week.
: Edwin 0. Grover of Minneapolis is i
: town for few days.
9 Rolfe Cobleigh spent few DAYS las
week in BrattIeboro.
: Mrs. M. J.. Batchelder is visiting he
son. Guy, OF Plymouth.
Ernest F. Tinker returned home Tues
day to spend Thanksgiving.
Edwin Shores of CRANKY was in towr
. several days last week visiting friends.
Col. and Mrs. T. e. Fletcher will spend
Thanksgiving with their son in Swanton
Miss Eva Porter of New Ireland, P. O.,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Phoebe Porter,
Mrs. Charles T. Ranlet has been the
guest of Mrs. Josiah B. Gage at Brad
ford.
Miss Grace Nolan from Ryegate
visited her sister, Mrs. L. P. Leach last
week.
Ned c. Stiles has been visiting among
his old friends and classmates at Bur-
lington.
Hon. Mason S. Stone of Montpelier
was In town for day or two the first
of the week.
Quartermaster General Gilmore of
Fairlee was here Monday night on mill
tary business.
A. b. Moves returned Monday night
from a business trip through Kansas
and Oklahoma.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Hussey will spend
Thanksgiving with Rev. and Mrs. R. l..
Sheaf at Barton.
Architect Lambert Packard will spend
Thanksgiving at Methuen, Mass, where
his family now is.
Will c. Woodbury., who has position
as bookkeeper at Hartford, is spending
this week at home.
Horace White cut his right foot quite
badly last week while chopping in the
Goss Hollow woods.
Lieut.-Gov. Bates and Prison Com
missioner Hazen inspected the state in
stitutions last Monday.
Mrs. Nathan French returned home
from Boston last Friday, having spent
four weeks with her son Ora.
Miss Mildred Randall very pleasantly
entertained about 40 of her Young
friends last Saturday evening.
Miss Belle Holder went to Boston
Wednesday, to spend Thanksgiving with
her ne1ce, Mrs. Arthur Lamson.
Mrs. George Ward, who has been very
i'll for the past four weeks, threatened
with pneumonia, is much better.
w. ii. ROBBIE finishes work at Griswold
q Mackinnon's this week, where he has
been employed for about six years.
Senator Ross leaves for Washington on
Friday. He will be located at the Rich.
mond during the long session of Con-
gress.
Miss Florence ]. May spent Sunday at
Burlington, where she attended meet.
ing OF a college society the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Moore of Bos.
ton came here for Thanksgiving to dine
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
?. Moore.
Louis M. Lemerise, former st. Johns-
bury lawyer, is now in Montreal where he
1as position on the news staff of
"a Presse. {
Miss Eta M. Newell of the Dartmouth
College library is spendii g the holiday
7acation with her sister, Mrs. Robert I
t
Miss Florence M. Delano, of East
iardwick, is stopping in st. Johnsbury
ma is one OF The guests at the Atheneum
boarding house.
The wedding of Walter c. Rodliff and c
Miss Hill formerly of the Salvation Army
viii take place at the Methodist church, .
Wednesday, Dec. 81. IL
The our-months-old child of Mr.. and q
1rs, John Huard died Saturday of peri \
onltis, after few hours illness. The I
uneral was held Sunday. 81
Capt. Henry w. Ellis, and his mother e
we're at Montpelier over Sunday attend 81
ng the funeral of Mrs. S. H. O. Bos- d
worth, sister of ]. w. Ellis of this place. II
Ernest B. Morse and Stanley H. Perry o.
eturned Friday from ten DAYS hunting :
rip In the Franconia Mountains. One -
Ger shot by Mr.. Morse was the result ~
t the outing. 81
Wendell Z. Stafford gives an address in
fellows Falls next Saturday evening "
nder the auspices of the Young Mems !;
'lub His subject will be Freedom in :"
he Philippines" y"
Col. Porter H. Dale, of Island Pond -S
allied on his St. Johnsbury friends last "a O.
'eek' COL Dale is one Of the brightest =,
Dung men in Essex county and is y,
READY getting wide acquaintance =
the state, u
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