St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-03-07
PERSONALS.

m ii. II. Carr was IN Newport on tnda
4 oflast week.
err Miss Fannie Parkhurst is in Bosto
OF for few weeks.
II Mrs. William Baldwin, from Lyndon
n vile, was in town Monday.
al Miss Carrie S. Drew is confined to thu
house with an attack of the grip.
. Mrs. Spaulding, of Newport, was the
). guest of Mrs. D. Williams yesterday.
7 Mrs. T. Z. Fletcher has been suffering
with tonsilits during the past week.
Miss Leda Bison returned Saturday
, from a short visit at Rock Island, Que.
, Mrs. George Asselin went to Littleton
Tuesday for a weeks stay with friends
Miss Florence May, of the Republican
office has been i'll the past week with the
grip.
Miss Marie Watson of Northwood
Narrows is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Sault.
Miss Nellie MeLam, from Ryegate. was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. P. Leach,
last week.
Miss Kate Burton returned Saturday
from an extended visit to her home at
MILKY, Que.
James Richie has been in Boston and |
New York the past week purchasing
spring goods.
Misses Gertrude and Daisy Wicker are
now employed in a millinery store at
Taunton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Titcomb and
Mrs. Charles G. Braley returned from
Washington Thursday.
Lawyer Stafford and Paul S. Carter,
were called to Guildhall
yesterday on legal business.
Miss Leonide M. Gagnon and Miss
Georgine M. Drouin have been spending
A few days with friends in Lebanon.
Major N. P. Bowman, who has been ,
housed up the last three weeks with the
grip, is better and expects to be out soon. /
Austin Morrill, was confined to the T
louise last week with the grip. His place
m the hack was taken by Charles E.
Kirk
Dan, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
IAN M. Hayes, died ofbronchitis Sunday A
norning. The funeral was held Monday E
fternoon.
David E. Puffer has returned to st.
ohnsbury and is most cordially greeted c
Y old friends. Mrs. Pufer comes the .
asst of the week
]. Henry Bracket. of the U, V. M, was r
I town for few hours yesterday on his
1ay to Barton and Newport with the
J. V. NJ. Glee Club. u
Hon. W. P. Stafford gives his lecture :.
n Wendell Phillips at the Good Temp, &c
IRIS hall, Lyndonvile, Saturday evening y
'r the benefit OF that order. II
Miss Emma L. Shufelt returned from !"
oston Friday and sang in the North =
1urch choir Sunday. She is assisting in :,
1e brOoks-I yler store this week.
Mrs. c. c. Frost, who was taken very sN
week ago is little better, and her =.
other, Mrs. c. 6. Proctor, who has
zen i'll for the past FIVE weeks is conva-
scent.
Sheridan's masterpiece "The Rivals"
as read last Saturday evening at Prof. TO
Y. Comstock's and all the friends 70
thoroughly enjoyed the literary features
the evening and the social hour which p
llowed.
Mrs. Carl H. Turner gave a delightful eli
ception from 4 to last Friday after os
BON at her home at South street. Ice
cam, cake and coffee were served. The a
ningroom was Hastily decorated with -,
overs, Mrs. D. Y. Comstock and Mrs re
enry Fairbanks presiding Misses b
larry Mastin, Katherine Bingham and
thel Pierce served, and the affair was e
cry recherche. in
DR.. Harry G. Billiard has suffered the c,
SIS of the third finger on his right hand.
ome weeks ago the finger was injured M
7 broken glass, about three weeks ago
lie glass was removed and blood poison a. q.
g developed which necessitated ampu-
'tion. The operation was performed OF
Brightlook Hospital last Thursday. c,
he doctor is still at the hospital but st
xpects to resume his practice in a lew
avs. II
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