St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-06-28

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leaves the last OF the month for Column
bus. Ohio, where he will spend the sum-
mer at the Zanerian Art College.
Mrs. Albert G. Chadwick, who has
been spending the past winter at Omaha,
returned home last week accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Marion Con-
nell.
Laurence Hatch is spending the latter
part of his vacation at Stratford and
Groveton, N H., and at Barre. He re-
turns to Dartmouth Medical College,
July 10.
E.O. Glover, who is now in in the pub
fishing business in Minneapolis, attended
the commencement exercises last week
and is now at Dartmouth College COM
mencement.
Mrs. Matte Palmer and son Freddie
were called to Maple Grove, Canada,
last Thursday on account of the serious
illness of Mrs Pamers mother, Mrs.
anna DenDelI.
Miss Lila Morse has returned home
for the summer. She was one of the
graduates at Mt. Holyoke last week,
having the honor OF receiving her diploma
from President Mckinley.
DR.. Henry c. Ide of Mclndoe will be
married at Highgate today to Miss
Henrietta Baxter, recent graduate of
the Academy. Their many st. Johnsbury
friends extend congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney A. Robinson left
for Toledo, o., last Friday night to
attend the wedding of Mr.. Robinson's
brother to Miss Eulaie Grover, former
student at st. Johnsbury Academy.
Prof. Henry Fairbanks attended this
week banquet Of the Manufacturers
Association at Boston, the national So
ciety of which he is vice-president, and
also went to Dartmouth College COM
mencement.
William c. Tyler and family left yester-
day for Deer Island Me-, where they have
taken a cottage for the summer. Mr..
Tyler returns to the dry goods store as
soon as the family islocated and takes his
vacation later.
Ned c. Stiles graduates this week from
the medical department of the Univer-
sity of Vermont in a class of 90. Mr..
Stiles has played on the Varsity ball
team during his college course and is
vice president of his class.
Miss Lillian S. Wilmot of Wilder,
Academy 'SS, Miss Mary Baker of
Enosburg, Academy 'S9, Miss Nellie
Davis and Miss Mertie Graham were
among the old students attending
Commencement last week.
A party consisting of DR.. and Mrs.
Aldrich and son, A. H. Aldrich, Miss
Ethel M. Aldrich, F. 6. Bundy, Irving ].
Folsom, John Mitchell and Mrs. Robert
Chase left yesterday to spend week at
their cottage at Lake Morey.
The guests at the Avenue House this
week included L. P. Norton, the Benning-
ton insurance agent, w. M. Merrill OF
San Francisco, an officer in the United
States army, Col. F. D. Butterfeld and
Miss Butter6eld of Derby Line.
Roy Calderwood gave lawn party to
members of the Morrill, Club and a few
invited friends numbering about 80, last
Saturday evening. Cake and ice cream
were served, and it was an occasion long
to be remembered by the young people.
Albert L. Farwell and Arthur F. Stone
are attending commencement exercises al
Amherst College today. Mr.. Farwel
goes from there to Yale College, where
Don P. Cameron graduates from thu
Sheffield Scientific department of Yal'
and John Cameron from the classica
department of Yale.
The party which attended the Crane
Army encampment at Montreal las
week included Capt. and Mrs. E. L
Hovey, Capt. and Mrs. c. H. Woodbury.
W. H. ROBBIE, DR.. 6. B. Billiard, DaviC
Frechette, Edward Potter, w. H. Rol
Inns, Mrs. w. l.. Morris, Mrs. c. Caswell
Arthur F. Stone and Charles T. Walter.
Mrs. Annie Weber Maxwell and sol
Clyde were here few days last week
leaving Friday afternoon for her home il
Honolulu. Mrs. Maxwell is a grand
daughter of the late Sir Thaddeus Fair
banks and was student at st. Johns
bury Academy in the early eighties. He
sister, Mrs. Lucy Weber Mcmillan, ha
just sailed for London where she Wi
make her home for the next few years.
Frank d. Thompson, son of Judg
Thompson OF Irasburg, has been in tow
the past week visiting Academy asso
ciates. Mr.. Thompson graduated wit
honors two weeks ago from the Bosto
. University Law School, being one of 2
out of class of $50 to receive the d.
gree of ''cum laude." Mr.. Thompso
will remain here until fall in w. P. Sta
. ford's law Office
DR.. F. W. Goodall of Bennington, on
of the incorporators OF the Columbi
5 Mining Co., and a stakeholder in til