St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-07-11
PERSONALS.

ing Mrs ]. R. Reding of Portsmouth WI
in town last week.
er, Miss Alice Boynton, who has been ver
ere i'll, is convalescing.
=. Miss Van Colt of New York is at II
- Athenaeum House.
n. Mrs. Orange Carrick, from Newport
was in town last week.
TT Rev. and Mrs. Shattuck of Piermon
k. are visiting at ]. c. Wings.
is Thomas N, Shufelt of Boston is spend
ing two weeks vacation here.
L A. p. Underwood of Newport, N. H.
was in town the first of the week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Ballreturned Mon
e day from weeks stay in Boston.
George E, Miner, now a successful New
r York lawyer, is visiting his parents.
Miss Mabel Folansby, from White.
: field, is the guest of Mrs. H. c. Bond.
H. Rolfe Cobleigh is spending a two
weeks vacation in Washington, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Gray are spending
the week in Portland and at the beach.
Mrs. Henry Mower, from Lyndonvile
visited her sister, Mrs. A. Burt, last Fri
day.
Ralph Magoon is spending his vaca-
tion in West Concord at Horace Hast
ings'.
Mrs. M. L. Miner of Greenfield, Mass,
with her children are in town for a few
weeks.
Miss Clara Longmore went last Friday
to st. Julia, Canada, to be absent four
weeks.
Dennis Hunter, now of Somervile,
Mass, is visiting his old St. Johnsbury
friends.
Mrs. F. B. Stevens and son Harold
from Essex Junction are visiting friends
in town.
Miss Harriet Watson, a teacher in the
Boston schools, is visiting her niece, Mrs.
J. W. Saut.
Carl w. Woods of Scranton, Penn, re-
turned Monday, and will spend the
month here.
Miss Matte A. Stevens is clerking in
the garment department in the Brooks
Tyler store.
Miss Mabel French is spending a few
weeks in Boston and at her former home
in Hartford.
Mrs. Emore 7. Ide fell and quite seri-
ously strained her right arm recently but
is recovering.
Miss Rose Debrune of Greensboro
spent a portion of last week in town
visiting friends.
Charles c. Locke LETT Monday night
Tor Caledonia Springs, where he will
spend few days.
Harry Scott and family, Mrs. c. V.
Perry and Mrs. ]. C. Stevens are camp.
ng at Joe's Pond.
c. D. Lougee has returned from
4aconia and is assisting at Lougee Bros.
Z Smythe's store.
Rev. Mr.. Hooper of the Church of the {
TRANSPORTATION, New York, is spending
everal weeks here. l
Mrs. M. F. Brown is spending few 1
weeks with friends in New Hampshire
nd Massachusetts,. t
Miss Annie McIver has gone to her II
ONE in Winslow, p. O., called there by :
he illness Of her brother. S
Mrs. Frank Richardson with her son e
nd daughter, went to York Beach II
tuesday, for few weeks. t
Addie and Edith Bradford, daughters c
{ Geo. H. Bradford of Sherbrooke, are c
isiting at Henry G. Ely's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Farrell leave Fri e.
ay for Lake Memphremagog, where B
hey will spend two weeks. j
Mrs. B. W. Spaulding leaves Friday m
" Bath and other places in Maine. So
here she will spend the month of Tuly. &c
Miss Mary L. Bryant, OF Lawrence. fir
lass, is visiting friends here. Her oh
zee, Miss Mabel Bryant, accompanies m
n. a
Supt. A. L. Hardy of the Amherst pub.
schools has arrived with his family at M
eir cottage on Caspian lake, Greens. ce
)ro. q,
Miss Dickinson, one of the nurses at ii,
rightlook Hospital, is spending her va. ce
ltion at her old home in Amherst G,
lass. M
Miss Anna Somerville left for Newton. OF
lie, Mass, last week to join a party m
ho will spend their vacation at the k,
each.
Miss Alice Bradley of Biddeford Me. p
daughter of a former Methodist pas
Or here, is the guest of Mrs. A. L. .
alley.
Miss Lillian Merritt of Braintree and p,
llss Olive Litchfeld of bingham are ii;
bending two weeks with Miss Florence -;
May.
Mrs Henry Fairbanks entertained the i,
Dung ladies of the South church at q
ocial missionary meeting at her home D;
tst evening.
Horace Carpenter, who is connected ~,
nth an electrical supply house in Bos- ~
On, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, bo
ha rles y Carpao+a- -"