St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-31
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs George E. Dean OF West
Burke were in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Barr OF East
Cabot were in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brainerd of Mont
pelier are visiting friends 10 town.
Miss Pauline Blakeley, of Brooklyn is
a guest at W. c. Ty ler's this week.
Mrs. T. F. Garland oil White River
Junction is visiting at her old home.
Lewis H. Carpenter was in town Mon
day and Tuesday calling on old friends.
Miss Ida NJ. Peck returned to Burllng-
ton Monday after weeks visit in town.
Mrs. George W. Young and Miss Ellen
NJ. Stickney are in Montpelier visiting
friends.
Mrs. Alexander Dunnett is in Wash
ington, visiting her daughter, Miss Grace
Chalmers.
Mrs. w. A. Burke returns today from
a weeks visit in Lawrence and Belcher
town, Mass,
H. G. Ely returned Friday from an
extended business tri p in the New Eng
land states.
Thomas N. Shufelt was in town Sun
day and Monday, returning to Boston
Monday night.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Hussey are COM
fortably settled in their new home, Z
Clinton Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Babcock are spend
ing the week with their daughter, Mrs.
Astel, at Monroe.
Henry Harvey and Horace E. White
spent a few days last week hunting on
Walden mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Goss of Greens
boro, have been spending few days at
Judge W. P. Staffords.
E. L. Fullam and family of Ludlow
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
P. Slack the past week.
Miss Mabel MYrlck, OF Brdport, who
is now teaching at Danvlle, spent Sun
day at Rev. !. II. Hoffman's.
II. c. Wright, of Sheldon, was in town
Wednesday on his way to Providence, k
l., where he has position.
Mrs. c. H. Lingham, and son Robert
NJ, OF Boston are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Rauney.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman OF Say
brook, Conn, have been visiting theil
son, Rev. Edward M. Chapman.
Charles West has returned tor Phila
delphia where he is in the foundry bust
ness after a months visit with hi
parents.
Mrs. w. B. Hutchinson went to Boston
yesterday. She will spend about tel
DAYS with friends in that city and ii
Manchester.
The many friends of Bishop and Mrs
Parker will be glad to know that new
has been received Of their safe arrival a
Bombay Oct. 16.
The wedding of Frank D. Thompson
Of the law firm of Porter & Thompson
and MSS Mabel A. Miles, of Barton, o.
ours at Barton at noon today.
Walter II. Harlow, who has been er
ployed by S. d. Atwood, injured his han
by falling in the Y. M. c. A, gymnaslu
last week. He has gone to his home
Irasburg,
Tom D. Barber, of Burlington, w
has been in town Tor some weeks, as re
resentat1ve of the International Corr
pondeuce school, of Scranton return
home Saturday.
John Motency and Miss Exltea Gee
daughter OF the late Joseph Cecil, we
married Monday evening. After
wedding reception was held at N
Morencv's home on Portland street.
] Mr.. and Mrs, James Horton, Of Mo-
e real have been the guests of A. H. n
i Leod and other relatives for a few da
Mr. Horton returned to Montreal Nc
4 day. Mrs. Horton will remain in to-
Il lew days longer.
: Among the successful candidates at
bar examination at Montpelier last w
were Roland E Stevens of Hartford &
n AFRO X. Clayton of Londonderry. b
II will be remembered here as former Ac
If envy students. Mr.. Stevens was a gr
h. uate OF the class of 1891 and Mr.. G.
n ton was a member OF the class Of 1879
n The funeral of the late Horace I
he was held Thursday afternoon at the
no dence of w. +. Peck on Railroad str
Rev. A. c. Hussey officiating. M
was furnished by the Mahogany Q
tette. The bearers were Frank w. H
-al ings, S. j. Hastings, Frank N. Carr
-al Frank w. Mason. The interment
M at Passumpsc.
rec Nathan. L. Thompson, formerly
Bingham's drug store, was in town
q, first of the week and was heartily gre
W. by his many friends. Mr.. ThomE
has been travelling in the west du
ey, the past two years, and is spendir
!. short vacation at his home in Lyn
b. He expects to leave early next week
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