St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-01-24
PERSONALS.


al E. G. Pierce from WoodsviIle was
:, town last Saturday calling upon frien
=" The Misses Billiard move this w,
N into the P. D. Blodgett house on Ma
street.
,e Charles Marshall has moved into t
is John Mcdonald house on North Railroi
street.
i Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bagley and Mi
Blanche Bagley are in Boston for a fe
weeks.
t Horace Kidder has moved to the hou
= on Railroad street lately occupied by
6. Bralev.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Kicker entertaine
friends Friday evening at their home O
Summer street.
X. H. Cramer of Lougee Bros.
Smvthe's store is confined to the hous
by slight illness.
DR.. Davis wife from Lyndonvile visit
ed Mrs. Frank Eaton and other relative:
| in town last week.
Mrs. George Ranney of st. Johnsbury
Centre is visiting her son, Fremont
Ranney, this week.
Thomas c. Harold, of Concord, N. H..
scale inspector on the B. & M. railroad.
was in town last week.
George F, Leavitt, who travels for a
big shoe firm in Worcester, was here this
week and received a cordial greeting.
Lawyers Bates, Blodgett and Dunnett
went to Montpelier Monday to attend
the January term of the supreme court.
Miss May Park, formerly of this to wn,
has secured fine position as steno-
grapher in the Book Binding Supply in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Bundy and
laughter Charlotte left for New York
tuesday where they will visit Mrs. Edgar
Stanley.
Charles A. Calderwood was one of the
invited guests at the banquet of the
.ncient and Honorable Artillery Com
any at Boston last evening.
A few friends gathered at the residence
t Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Wilcomb on
abroad street, last evening to celebrate
ne 18th anniversary of their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cross expect to
ave soon for trip to Florida, Cuba
nd Porto Rico. They will be accom-
anied by Bart Cross, wife and daughter,
Montpelier.
T. N. Shuielt, S. D. Atwood, Mrs.
erley F. Hazen, Mrs. Charles E. Peck
I'd Mrs. William c. Tyler represented
:. Johnsbury at the Lttleton music
stival last week. /
Miss Ethel Comstock, Smith College
DOL, made decided hit Saturday night '
one of the characters in "Trinummus.
Latin play given in English by the
nior Latin class. '
Myrtle Roberts received ~ of her =
ends at her home, 121 Railroad street, =
It Saturday afternoon, the occasion
ng her thirteenth birthday. She was A
recipient of many pretty gifts.
'rof. Henry Hazen, whose serious
'ident is chroniced in another column, y
4 cousin OF Postmaster Hazen and well D
own throughout the country because of n
services in the meteorological bureau. 81
dss Emma Hallett entertained thirty W
OF her classmates and friends at her ca
me on Mt. Pleasant street last Friday til
ming Music and games were in k
Ter, refreshments were served, and all b
ort jolly good time. 81 81
It the Oath annual meeting and cleo. -
OF officers OF the Massachusetts, So. r.
y for the University Education of
men, at Boston, Monday, Mrs. H. O. r,
'hman was elected president. The
Iety has membership of289. w.
gorge Gingras, son of Louis Gingras 10
been in town the past week. He
ned the printers trade in st. Johns. w
y and leaves soon for New York to OF
er big job Office. In the late war he tn
musician in one of the New Jersey ne
iments. His success is very gratifying le
his friends. ~
1iss Carrie B. Sargent entertained Of
all company of friends at her home
-urday evening in honor of her guest,
IS Mabel Hamilton, of Newport. Por. :,
1t guessing and rebus readings were ~ ~
Dyed and light refreshments served. II,
IS Hamilton spent Sunday here on da
return from Ryegate where she gave sh
Pading Friday evening. o. o.
'eter E. Brady, a fireman on the en-
Ssumps,c division OF the Boston & W
Inc railroad and whose run was tn
the local between Newport and Wells a. u,
err died Wednesday evening at New M
t. He was 26 years old and a fine sh
ing man, steady and Industrious and tot
liked. His body was taken to his ~
ne in Canada for burial. r.
he manual committee of the First fol
nrch OF Christ at Hartford, Conn, he
re published booklet of 100 paoes ra
tanning the tributes to their late pas. m,
; Kew DR.. {. M. Lamson. The mem. va
al includes all that appeared in the tn
LEDoNIAN at the time of his death and gu
memorial service, Rev. G. w. Patter- ho
Is poem. trihutes Of the ntha. NJ fn,