St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-08-29

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medical skill was employed and al first 1t
seemed probable that he might recover,
but he lived only eight days as lockjaw
set in and though amputatlon was re-
sorted to it did not give relief. Mr..
Simpson was born August IS, 1868.
His wife is Mabel A., daughter of Elias
Wilder, who with three children survives
him.
Heman French and wife have returned
from two weeks outing at Willoughby
Lake.
Miss Gertrude Phillips went Saturday
to Guildhall to teach in the Essex county
grammar school.
Miss Lizzie Pike, of Orange, Mass, has
been very i'll at hercottage at Wllloughby
lake and has been brought to her
nephew's, Frank Spencer, where she will
receive excellent care.
Mrs. Winter and family have returned
from Willoughby.
Charles H. Bradshaw sold his house
last Monday to Alfred Bernard and has
moved to the ell part Of the McGaffey
house recently purchased by Napoleon
Harvey.
l. H. Hall, IT,, starts this week on a
business trip through Michigan, Wscon-
sin, Minnesota Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois,
Indiana and Kentucky in the interest of
"Our Husbands Mig. Co."
Mary Brannigan returned to Boston
last Monday after visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Cassidy.
Richard Gage and wife are absent Wis.
iting friends in Manchester and Boston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker, of
LyndonvlIe are keeping house for them.
Gordon Chase returns this week to
Chicago having spent four weeks va
cation with his parents.
Rev. NJ. A. Farren has returned, hav-
ing preached at Providence and New
Haven during his two weeks absence.
DR.. H. NJ. Sanger, of Providence, is Wis.
iting at L. K. Quimby's.
Miss Emma McMullen returned Satur-
day to Gardiner, Mass, after ten days
visit at home.
Mrs. Ainsworth has returned from
visit at Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Young, who have
been at West Berlin for the past few
months have returned and are now at
David Young's in Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collision returned
Saturday from a six weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Massachusetts
and Rhode Island
c. B. Hubbard and w. S. Mattocks, of
Schenectady, N. Y, came Saturday to
spend a two weeks vacation with their
parents and other friends.
Miss Glenn Leach who has been at
tending kindergarten training school in
Philadelphia for the past two years ar
rived last Wednesday and is stopping
with her mother, Mrs George P. Ide.
Miss Hattie Lock1in, of Manchester,
called last week on her friends and former
neighbors in this place.
George Sinnott, who for about 14years
has been ticket, baggage and freight
agent at this place, has been succeeded
by Ben Lincoln. Mr.. Sinnott had built
up large egg and butter trade which he
has sold out to J. E. Wilson.
Miss Mamie Gates returned Monday
to her work in the hospital at Concord,
having spent few days with her friend
Mrs. Daniel Paris.
Miss Ruth Lyman, who has been visit
ing for several weeks at Henry Ingra-
hams, returned to Holyoke last week.
Miss Lillian futile, of Springfield, Mass,
who was visiting at the same place was
called home by the death Of her mother
Mrs. Freeman of Providence, r. l., has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. A.
Farren, and LETT for her home Monday
morning.
Miss Edith Little was quite i'll last
week at her grandmother's Mrs. Nc
Mullen, and started tor home last Sat
urday going as far as Hanover, where
she has other relatives.
Ben Lincoln has rented Mrs. Wilcomb'
house opposite the Methodist church
and will take possession soon.
Arthur Guild has purchased the hous
west of the Congregational parsonage
recently occupied by Mr.. Daley, and
repairing it.
A party of Is or 20 young peopl
spent Monday at Joe's pond.
Miss Julia Stuart received last MOI
day a short visit from her great-granC
father, George W. Staples OF Dorcheste
Mass.
Miss Rebecca Gleason Of Concord, WI
resided here several years ago with h.
aunt. Mrs. McKoy, called on friends ar
former neighbors last week.
There will be prayer meeting at II
Methodist vestry Thursday evening
this week at 100. Sunday school W
be held in the church next Sunday at Il
usual hour II 30, and Epworth Leag
meeting at 7 O'Clock. Subject "Se'
souls" Luke XIV: ITO
Deafness Cannot be Cured
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