St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-12-13
PERSONALS.


Miss Ethel Aldrich is spending the
week in Littleton.
Mrs. Steve Eastman, OF Lyndon, was
in town Tuesday.
Henry w. Prince, of Colebrook, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Calvin Brown will work through the
holidays at c. E. Simanton's.
Miss Ethel Abbott is assisting in the
Brooks Tyler dry goods store.
Mrs. Josiah P. Wescott, of Portland, is
the guest of Mrs. g. E. Goodall.
Miss Edith Chamberlin is spending her
vacation at her home in Bradford.
Miss Anna D. Batchelder is assisting
inL !. Eldridge's Office this week.
Judge Walter P. Smith was called to
Boston the past week on business.
William S. Bailey of East Hardwlck
visited St. Johnsbury friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Hazen are in Bos-
ton this week attending the grand opera.
Lambert Packard returned last week
from a pleasure trip to Methuen, Mass.
Mrs. G. F. Leavitt OF Worcester is
spending few weeks with friends here.
Herbert ]. Warden who has been spend
ing a few daysin town returned to Boston
Tuesday.
DR.. I. E. Hartshorn, who has been at
Dansvile. N. Y, several weeks returned
home Saturday.
Miss Clara Warren OF Lyndonvlle is
assisting in the garment department OF
the Brooks Ty Ter store.
Mrs. E. S. Moore left last Friday tor
Springfield for four weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ellen Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Peck and MIR.
and Mrs. H. w. Blodgett were in Boston
last week attending grand opera.
Ernest A. Bodgett, who has been at
home in i'll health for a week, resumed
his duties at the post office Monday
A.P. Underwood of Newport, N. H.,
was in town last week on business
trip in the interest of the Peerless Co.
William H. Braley and family, OF Hart
ford. and DR.. B. w. Braley, of Barre,
attended the funeral of John b. Bradley
Lieut.-Gov Bates is in Hyde Park this
week engaged in trying an important
will case in the Lamoille county court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Peck were In
Boston over Sunday. Stanley Perry and
Miss Ellen Abbott supplied tor them in
the South church choir.
Rev. Henry E. Jewett of Berkeley, Cal.
is expected here today to visit his friends
for couple of weeks. Mr.. Jewett VIII
be very cordially welcomed by his many
old friends.
William Eastman, whose home was
formerly in Pawtucket but who has
spent the last two years in the Klondike
regions, visited his cousin, Frank W..
Ball, Saturday.
John Beck, E. H. Blossom, Ebert T..
Gage, r. B. Gammell, c. E. Severance
and N. r. Switser attended the annual
meeting of the Mystic Shrine at Mont
pelier last Friday night.
Elder O. W. Heyer who has been loca-
ted at Winthrop, N. Y, since last April
was in town last week. He is now to
have charge at Bridgewater Corners,
where he may locate permanently.
Mrs. S. H. Sparhawk entertained her
Sunday school class at five o'clock tea
yesterday afternoon. A Christmas
exercise was arranged and games. music
and a general good time were indulgeo
in.
While DR.. Walter l.. Hall was GU
hunting recently beyond Saddleback HI
fell and struck heavily on Il rock, injurint
his hip and bruising his face. AS he wa
alone he reached home with difficult,
and it was fortunate that no bones wer
broken. st,.r
Miss Jennie A. Gale, who has been EN-
ployed as lady evangelist OF the Vel
mont Domestic Missionary Society 10
several years has been engaged to tax
charge of the new Gridley Strong chap'
at Beloit, Wis, and will begin work o
Ian 1. Miss Gale has been very success
full as a christian worker and will
much missed in the religious circles OF tn
community.
Arthur E. Bangs has resigned his pos
ton at H. A. Relknap's to accept
similar one at E. w. Squier's at Lynn
During his six years clerkship here he hi
gained many friends by his pleasai
ways and they will regret to loose hi
from the store and from the town. /
left for his new duties Monday mornir
and Mrs. Bangs will remain here UNI
after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sanborn who a
pleasantly known in St. Iohnsbury, ga
reception in honor of Miss Hazard, t
president, and Miss German, the dean
Wellesley College, at their new home
Wellesley last week. Over 800 invit
tions were given out and many OF t
leading educators in eastern Massach
sets were present. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hardy, now of Amherst, were amo
the guests.