St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-06-14
PERSONALS.

+. F. Reed is clerklng III /. a. ocott
store.
Raymond ]. Smith of Wells River was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. G. G. Morrison OF Lyndonville is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Cora Potter Of Gulford is visit
ing at Mrs. J. w. Warden's.
Guy c. Metcaf leaves today for Hall
fax, Nova Scotia on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Hartman spent
Sunday with friends in Warren, N. H.
CA. Coburn of Newburyport, Mass,
made a short visit in town last week.
Mrs. Herbert Allen and daughter, Jean,
of Woodsvlle, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Charlie Lucas was taken to the
insane asylum at Waterbury Monday
afternoon.
Horace F. Graham of Craftsbury,
states attorney of Orleans county, was
in town Friday.
Miss Nellie Granger of Boston was IN
town last week to attend the Gilson-
Stearns wedding.
Rev. Geo. W. Hunt and family gave
reception to the Epworth Leage at the
parsonage Tuesday evening.
Lieut.. Young of the Salvation Army,
now stationed at Burlington, spent a
few DAYS in town last week.
DR.. W. W. Harvey, a successful physi-
clan of Boston, and formerly OF this
Mace. is visiting friends in this section.
Mrs. Z. f. Brown and her sister, Mrs.
Alden Speare of Newton, Mass, are VS.
ting at their old home in South Reading
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Brooks, who
have been spending the winter in Boston,
returned Saturday to their st. Johnsbury
home,
Miss Eliza Blodgett, stenographer at
A. l.. Baileys rooms at Burlington,
comes home this week to remain until
July /.
Mrs. Louise (Chamberlin) Scully, ma
tive on Lyndon, who lived at Lincoln
G ILL.,. died at Northampton, Mass, or
May Goth.
i. William Wetherbee left for Detroit Sat
$ urday as a delegate from the Vermont
J. supreme lodge to the supreme lodge o
Knights of Honor.
b Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lyster have ssue'
invitations to the marriage OF thei
daughter, Jennie b., to Herbert L
Lyster the Dist OF this month.
Il Robert N. Fairbanks, who has a re
l. sponsible position with The Fairbank
k Company of New York, has been speno
t. ing the past week at Elmwoode, his oil
D. home.
n Miss Alice M. Johnson entertained tn
Senior class of the Academy last Frida
id night and Miss Anna M. Somervil
ty receives the same class Saturday evcnin
ms of this week.
a lanes Richie and Mr.. Strain, trav'
at ling man from Providence, spent a te
70 days last week in most successful hs
ing expedition to the head waters OF t
If. Connecticut
he Mrs. c. G. Proctor has moved fro
gu Pearl street to 95 Main street where S
an will make her home with her daught'
10. Mrs. c. c. Frost Mrs. Annette Mago
EN- and son Ralph will board with her the
]. W. Titcomb is giving a series OF II
mi talks illustrated by stereopticon VIE
list about the state, giving one at Rutla
to last Friday night; one to be given
l ltn Swanton tonight and one at Bondv
NV Friday night.
he Rev. G. c. Waterman and Mrs. Wat
my man left home on Monday for week
~. ~ duty. Mrs. Waterman is with friend:
is Oneonta, N. Y. Mr.. Waterman will p
the week in New Hampshire and Mas
the chusetts and will return early next we
,'y Leutenant.G Governor Bates is enga
of as assistant counsel with Cover
art Hender in Lamoille county court i'll
ave case of Boyce V. Spaulding, which
j., nd expected to be a very stubbornly c
De- tested case. The plaintiff seeks
be recover damages for being nearly iic
u a to death by defendants horse.
G I;ot Mrs. G. H. Cross, Mrs. Rebecca +
pre-. banks, Mrs. NJ. X. P. Hatch, Mrs. c.
bee, Farr, Mrs. Flora Lovejoy, Mrs. w
,ille Smith, Miss Mary E. Stone, Mrs. lie
.on, Fairbanks, Miss Flora Morse, Mrs
post Macknnon and Miss Lillian Pearl
attending the W. II. M. U. meeting
, anu Barre.
IL Protect Our Food.
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al, The doctors inform lis that alum