St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-06-13
PERSONALS,

weeks with friends in Portland.
tn Mrs. ]. J. Guild went to Boston Satur
tn day to visit her son, Willis Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Graves of La renc
de Mass, are visiting at A. L. Bragg's.
g. Gordias J. Lamontague, now of Lo
- well, Mass, was at home over Sunday
ID E. L. Nye, private secretary to Senator
Ross, arrived from Washington yester-
y day.
/, H. N. Turner and Charles H. Horton
are at the Rangely Lakes on fishing
l. trip.
Mrs. James Randall from LyndonvilIe
is visiting her son and other relatives in
: town.
Miss Amanda Northrop OF Pelham
Manor, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Walter
P Smith.
Mrs. Will Burke is in Lawrence, Mass,
this week visiting her mother and
brothers.
Lloyd Nolan from Ryegate was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. L. P. Leach,
over Sunday.
Alfred Begin and wife of Lewis, P. @,
have been spending the past week at
James Richards.
Mrs. Vina Dubois of Worcester, Mass,
is in town, the guest of her brother,
Frank G. Landry.
Miss Josephine M. Woods spent part of
last week with friends in Rochester. N. |
H., returning Monday.
D. A. Bennett, who has been in feeble
health for some time, had shock Sun
day afternoon and is very low.
Mrs. ]. W. Warden and Miss Alice
spent part of the week at Harvey's Pond
and with relatives at West Barnet.
Miss Hattie Head of Littleton has
been spending a week in town, the guest
OF Misses Lillian and Sadie Carrick.
Mrs. H. A. Stanley and children, Mil
dred and Arthur, left Monday for a visit
at her home at Hilslboro Bridge, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Byron went to
Lancaster Saturday to attend the grad
uation of his niece, returning Monday.
Ernest Mcfarland has returned from
Boston, where he has been attending the {
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School.
Joseph Lamontagne and family were
in Woodsville, Monday, attending the
wedding of Mr.. Lamoutagne's brother.
Mrs. s. J. Leach left Tuesday for South !
birmingham and other Massachusetts
cities where she will spend several weeks.
Editor Carl Fletcher, of the Swanton
Courier, was here a few hours Saturday.
He spent Sunday with his family in
Cabot.
Frank D. Thompson was called home
asst week by the serious illness of his |
ather, Judge Thompson, who is still in {
,ritical condition.
{. d. Lougee, who has been assisting
1t the Lougee Bros. and Smythe store
or several weeks returned to his home Z
n Laconia Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks gave delight
III reception to the teachers of the
academy and village schools and a few
invited friends last Friday evening.
Rev. 6. c. Waterman is attending the
anniversaries of New Hampton Literary
OF which he is a trustee and
member of the examining committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton r. Willard of
'oston returned from their European
rip Saturday, having taken the st.
-ouis home. They spent most of their d.
ime in Italy. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Wilcomb went Al
o Malone, N. Y. yesterday to attend
he funeral of Mrs. Wilcomb's brother,
Eugene Wright. Mr.. Wright was an en-
ineer on the 0. & L. c. railroad and
7as burned by steam in the recent &C. g.
dent on that road.
]. c. Stoddard, law student in Bates.
lay & Simond's Office, and who has
cen i'll at st. Johnsbury Hospital for =
even weeks, was able to return to his
ome at East Charleston yesterday. He a
vas accompanied by his aunt, Mrs. (
dairy Cate, who will spend two or :
hree weeks among relatives and friends v
here.
Kent Knowlton, Academy, 80 and
dartmouth College '94, has recently
from Boston University Law
'chool. Although he completed the
hree years course in two years, he was
mong the first five of his class receiving
degree magma cum laude," and also
onorable mention for excellence in this M
york. Nd
Frank 0. French and Clarence Forrest eli
1T Wednesday for week of fishing at
litcheFs camp in Boundary, Me. Two
avs later another party left for the
anne place consisting of DR.. c. A. Cram.
on, DR.. ]. E. Hartshorn, c. W. Ruiter -.
nd Gilbert Z. Woods. French and For M
est have returned, having caught be- III
ween so and 90 fish.
Mrs. l.. J. Cramer very pleasantly en-.
ertained the members of the Ladies Aid
'ociety OF Grace Methodist church Of
Vhich society she is president, at a II
epe0tion NJ hos Lo..,a