St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-12-20


Mrs. f. A. Hart from Morrisville was
the guest OF Mrs E. E. Evans last week.
Miss Gertrude Richardson, OF Waits
field. is visiting her cousin, Fannie Rus
sell.
Mrs. w. H. Wells from Sugar Hill, N
H.. is the guest of Mrs. E. E. Evans this
week.
Iohu N. Gale has been confined to the
house for few days with an attack OF
the grip.
Glenn Perry, Of Barre, brother OF I.
V. Perry, has secured a position in the
scale shops.
Misses Grace and Florence Russell are
expected home Saturday Of this week Tor
a ten days visit.
Mrs. O. S. Laid, from Waterford, was
the guest of her daughter. Mrs B. F.
Weeks, Monday.
Miss Helen Morrison, of Manchester,
is visiting her brother, James Morrison,
in Summervlle.
Mrs. c. Cushman, from East Barnet,
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Mary
Hurlburt, Monday.
CO. Baker leaves for Groveton, n. H.,
to-day where he was called by the death
OF his brother-in.law.
DR.. S. H. Sparhawk has returned from
Philadelphia where he has been taking
postgraduate course.
Miss Nettie Smith and Mrs. F. A. Car
ter are clerking in E. L. Hunt q Cos
store during the holidays.
Mrs. Eva Johnson is expected home
Thursday to spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. John Balch
Major Cheever, special agent OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Co., was in town
Friday and Saturday oil last week.
Misses Sadie Cameron and Marjorie
Ide who are attending Bradford academy
at Andover, are spending the holiday:
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Brown returned
last week from four weeks visit will
relatives in New Ireland and Bedford
Canada.
!. Lonagan Of the editorial staff G
Judge and Leslie's was here last wee
and made the CALIFORNIAN office
pleasant call.
Miss Jennie Newell, of Lyndonville, ha
been engaged to sing soprano in tt
Methodist church choir and began hi
work last Sunday.
Editor Thayer of the Barre Telegra
and Farmers Advocate was here la
week attending the annual meeting
the Vermont State Grange.
Walter Nutting, of Claremont, is cler
ing in Bingham's drug store, taking t
place of Harry Nye who will return
the Burlington Medical college the fiji
OF January.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Miss Myrtle NJ, daughter OF Mr.. a
Mrs. Henry Howard, to William n {
street, Monday evening, Jan. IS, at
O'Clock.
Miss Winnie Clark entertained nu
Der of her schoolmates at her home M
day afternoon, the occasion of her l;
birthday. The time was pleasan
spent in playing games and numer'
presents were left by her little friends.
St. Johnsbury friends extend congra
lations to Mr.. and Mrs. Garlic. Fletcl
of Swanton, over the arrival in t
family on Monday of little boy.
grandfather, Col. T. c. Fletcher, and
great grandfather, E. F. Brown,
also share the congratulations that
extended to the Swanton editor.
John w. Titcomb is delivering his i
trated lecture on fish culture in con
ton with the meetings being hell
various parts of the state by the b
OF Agriculture. His programme for
week is Irasburg, Bloomington.
Sutton on Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday evenings, respectively.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Lyman H. Brooks, of Sheridan, Wy.
sympathize with them deeply in the
OF their son Norman. He was il
sixth year and died on Dec. IA
hospital in Kirksvlle, Mo. About a
ago he was severely injured by thu
ing of brick from a chimney and b
been constant sufferer ever since.
Rev. l.. o. Brastow, former pas
the South church, has been chosen C
pastor at Yale. Prof. Brastow is
nected with Yale Divinity School al
new appointment does not mean
the system OF rotation in preachers
be changed, but he will assist the
ing clergymen in the Sunday servic
perform other pastoral duties.
Henry Z. Boardman OF the Fair
Co. of New York was in town last
Mr.. Boardman has been connected