St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-07-04

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ment upon our distinguished townsman
+ Judge Henry c. Ide, of the Philippine
commission.
: Mrs. T. A. Richardson is spending the
week at Cataumet, Cape Cod, after
!. which she will spend a short time at
Maiden, Worcester, and other places in
G Massachusetts.
Rev. Thomas lyric, the former pastor
4 OF Grace Methodist church, who is now
located at Attleboro, Mass, is here
3 for month and is most cordially greeted
by his many friends.
, Robert Cobb returned from Denver,
COL, last Wednesday. He reports Mrs.
Cobb as greatly benefited by her west
eru life and brings back greetings from
the St. Johnsbury colony in Denver.
James P. Hicks and daughter Ruby
left for Boston and Lowell Saturday
where Miss Hicks will spend several
weeks. While In the former place they
are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. William
B. Hicks.
Mrs. David Morrison of Binghamton,
N. Y, formerly of this place, has been
spending a week with Mrs. Joseph
Morrison. Mrs. George Morrison of
Lyndonville visited them Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Harley J. Emerson and daughter,
Dorothy, arrived last week from Albu-
querque, N. NJ, to spend the snmmer
with her father, DR.. Fl. S. Browne. Mr..
Emerson will come to st. Johnsbury in
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Ranney left |
Thursday for Boston where Mrs. Ranney
will spend some time with their daugh- |
ter, Mrs. c. H. Lingham. Mr.. Ranney
will return this week, stopping a few
days at Fairlee Pond on his way home.
A. c. Harvey and family leave this
week for Peaks Island, where they will
spend the summer at their cottage. Mr..
Harvey has spent part OF each summer
there for the past rs years, being one of
the first from this town to visit that re.
sort.
Invitations have been received to the
wedding at Strafford on Wednesday,
July II, of Rev. Benjamin T. Marshall.
and Miss Laura A. Hatch, Academy '93.
Mr.. Marshall was installed over the
Elliott Congregational church of Boston
in May.
Word has been received of the sudden
death in Portsmouth, N H., on Tune 20
Of George Butler. He was brother of
the late Jerome c. Butler and a former
resident of St. Johnsbury. His first wife,
Fanny Martin, was a sister Of Mrs. H.
M. Chadwick.
Lieut.. Gov. Bates has been appointed
one of the vice presidents of Vermont to
the state on the board of d.
rectors of the Pan-American Exposition
to be held in Buffalo in 1901. N. w.
Fiske of Isle La Motto is his associate /
and they will have charge of the display t
and resources of the Green Mountain
state.
The many friends of Carl M. Gates
will congratulate him on his latest
lonors. After graduating with the Z
highest honors at st. Johnsbury Acad- t
my and Amherst College he has finished Il
lis course at the Union Theological Sem :
nary at New York and taken a fello " {
ship which entities him to two years
study in Germany. c
Col. Albert Clarke, of Boston, secre- |,
AIRY of the Home Market Club gave the t
CALIFORNIAN office call yesterday en-
quite to Barton where he addressed the :,
ounty convention in the afternoon. a
,ol. Clarke is a candidate for Congress 0
n his district and his many Vermont q
rlends hope he will secure the nomina- -
ion and election. n
A party of 10 ladies and gentlemen II
rove to Lookout Cottage" North n
'anvlIle, Friday evening, where COM
any of % were Delightfully."- entertained d
Y Mar. and Mrs. George c. Cary in hon G
r OF their guests, Mrs. Jewett and Miss Il
Webb of Skowhegan, Me-, and Mrs. +,
NTH from Boston. Dancing and gen. II
raj social time was enjoyed and refresh tt
tents were served. a.
A party including Misses Agnes and fir
.ebecca Billiard, Carrie S. Drew, Mrs. 7. b.
A. Allen, Charles T. Ranlet and Walter 81
husband went to Lake Morey Saturday
Or few days. The following party
vent to Harvey's Pond the same day: II
robert H. Smith, Arthur G. Sprague, r
edwin {. Lewis, Guy H. Abbott, 81
Kisses Lena M. Pike, Helen c. Stevens, m
,aia A. Mcneil, Gertrude HYDE and
lrs Alfred Crocker and Mrs. Joseph F.
'oles. EN-
There is local interest in the terrible
teamer fire at Hoboken last Saturday
fternoon. Among the burned steamers
'as the Maine and it was on this boat
nat Mr.. Marie and daughter made their
up to France in May. The great liner, =
aiser Wilhelm der Crosse, the fastest
Gamer af1Oat wac la uad RI +ha nv a