St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-03-14
PERSONALS.

MIS- NnIlSLlnd braley mas TetuTnt
from Evansville, N. Y.
us Mrs. Lyman Sleeper from Burke
visiting at A. B. Netherlands.
ma Mrs. T. E. Sanger of Littleton is vis
re ing her sister, Mrs. M. J. Russell.
Miss Maude Fl. Sprague spent Sunda
as with Mrs. Josiah B. Gage at Bradford.
fr Dr. H. G. Billiard left Brightlool
u Hospital Saturday and is again on duty
Harry Daniels has gone to Lynn WHERE
r he has a position in Eddison & Co.'S
store.
= Mrs. j. R. Deiano OF Hardwickis spend
ing the week with her daughter at the
, Burtons.
Miss Jennie Scott, who has been very
5 i'll at the residence of Mrs. 6. E. Goodall,
is improving.
Mrs. E. M. Harris. who has been quite
i'll with grip for the past three weeks, is
convalescing.
Edwin Colby Lewis, Yale '01 has been
elected to membership in the Phi Beta
Kappa Society.
Miss Lila F. Morse is at home from
the Hartford Theological Seminary, dur
ing the vacation.
Mrs. M. M. Mcfarland, who has been
in West Concord since last November,
returned home last Saturday.
Ne ouJ Me- VIZ DALI. L. d.
gate Saturday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. W. H. Nelson, niece of Mrs. Balch.
Miss Ella Williamson and her trimmer,
Miss Alice Bacon, go today to Boston
and New York for their spring millinery.
Miss Emma Warner and her guest,
Miss Mildred Osgood, returned yester-
day, from a two weeks visit at Stan
stead.
Among those from out of town here on
Monday were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Reyes of Newbury and George Payne of ,
McIndoes.
Mrs. F. 6. Waterman, who has been
spending the winter with Mrs. W. D.
returned to her home in Frye
ourg Maine, Monday. +
Miss Mabel Paddock Brown, OF NAL o
len, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. n
Brown, has been spending the past week
It her uncle's, E. P Carpenter. "
Edwin o. Grover, a well-known grad. B
late OF the Academy, has an appreciative o
ribute to the late Richard Hovey "
)artmouth's poet laureate, in the Satur- q
avs Boston Transcript. v
Thomas N. Shufelt has secured posi- "
ion in the store of the Continental u
lothing Co. of Boston and leaves S. A. q.
1oore's store the first of April. Mr.. ell
huelt will be much missed in the social liz
nd musical circles of this town. .,
Arthur E. Hale was here one day last W
'eek visiting his parents. Mr.. Hale has n;
loved from Franklin Falls, N. H., to 70
radford where he has furniture store M
I'D undertaking establishment. he
Jessie Evalyn Pearl, only daughter of re-
r. and Mrs. Isaac J. Fraser, died last sp
ednesday, aged 8 months and days. w
lie funeral was held at her parents SO
me, No. 1 Factory street, and con. ca
cted by Rev. George W. Hunt. ex
The friends OF Mrs. H. T. Fuller who \
we known of her sojourn at 81 Paso, ne ei
*, this winter for her health, will be del
ad to know that she will soon return tie
her home in Springfield, Mo-, greatly T TO
nehtted by the warm southern climate. 7 -
5. |. Sprague of Manchester, N. H., Ru
ent Sunday with his mother and 60
turned home the following day. Mr.. -
prague has a responsible position with Re-
e industrial school oil New Hampshire Blu
hich now has 1O3 boys. and he was AM
rdially greeted by his old friends. inc
Marie Gingras, the 11.year-old daugh. 70,
OF Louis Gingras, died at her home on ver
'Ilroad street Tuesday morning. She thu
as a very bright and attractive child .oi
ID was very popular with her play. An
ltes. MIR. Gingras and family have he the
mpathy of the entire community in ito
is bereavement. SUE
The many friends in St. Johnsbury and &c. "a.
1rke of Rev. DR.. Edward P. Good win
Ill regret to learn that i'll health has
mpelled his resignation as pastor of W.
lie First Congregational church of Chi. se'
Igo. He is one OF the best known mas. st'
'rs in the denomination in the West To
avlng been pastor of that church since tt
S6s. .. Of
Our Peacham correspondent writes Us Us
rat CD. George B. M. Harvey, the Of
iltor OF the North American Review and R,
he head of the recognized firm of he
arper & Brothers, sails for Europe ne
Iarch Il on the White Star liner.
Oceanic" Mrs. Harvey accompanies to
IN on the trip and their Vermont friends ne
ish them very pleasant outing. ho
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