St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-11-21


ter. Miss Mabel, of Detroit, Mich, are
visiting at E F. Browns.
LIP. Norton of Bennington, general
agent for the Northwestern Mutual Lie
Insurance Co., was in town last week.
E. D. Steele who, some weeks ago, sold
his clothing business at Lowell, estab-
lisbed a new store in New London, Conn.
Rev. I. w. Harris from Greensboro has
rented Mrs. George Crows house on
Pearl St. and took possession last week
Miss Florence ]. May and Miss Edwina
M. Blodgett attended the Dartmouth
Brown football game at Hanover Satur
day.
Miss Laura H. Chamberlain, of New
bury, has been in town a few days the
past week the guest of Miss Edith Cham
berlain.
lanes Richie went to Boston Monday
night. He will return Thursday with
Mrs. Richie who has been spending
few weeks there.
w. L. Knowlton was called to his for
mer home in Rhode Island last week to
attend the funeral of his mother. He re-
turned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dean returned
last week from a three weeks visit with
relativs in Boston, Fitchburg, Cam
bridge and Hartford.
Mrs. Horace Jackson and her daughter,
Mrs. G. H. Drown, are visiting Mrs.
Jackson's daughter, Mrs. J. H. Goodrich,
at McIndoes this week.
Herbert +. Fisher of Greenfield, Mass,
was in town last week to attend the
Stone. Gorham wedding and was warmly
greeted by his many friends.
Herbert !. Willard, a former st. Johns
bury boy, passed through here Monday
afternoon en- route to Denver, Col.
where he will spend the winter.
Miss Mabel Hamilton, of Newport
spent Sunday with Miss Carrie B. Sar
gent. Miss Hamilton is giving instruc
ton in elocution at Lyndon Institute.
lanes Greeneaf Sykes, Academy '94
and who spent the summer abroad will
! Joseph P. Fairbanks, has opened al
office in New York for interior decorat
ing and furnishing.
Miss Theresa Beck Of Ebingen, Ger
many, is visiting her brother, Joseph r
Beck. Miss Beck came from Germany
about month ago and has been will
her brother i'll Barre.
John Rickaby who has been spending
the past few weeks al his home here ha
given up his insurance business in Bos
ton on account of i'll health and will re
main here for the present.
The leading article in the Novembe
Munsey's is fully illustrated one on tn
Paris exposition by Charles E. Russell
one of the editors of the New York Jour
nal and an Academy graduate in tn
class of 81.
Rev George w. Hunt is advertised a
one of the attractions in a new lectur
course at Newport and will speak in til
Lunenburg lecture course in Januar
upon Heroes and Heroines of the Twel
tieth Century"
Mrs. Joseph Potts entertained the Sc
= enty Club at her home on Webster stree
Thursday afternoon. About s membe
were present and an enjoyable aiternoc
. was spent. Refreshments were serve
and the usual exercises were held.
q A recent number Of Harper's Bazi
d contains a portrait of Mrs. Ida NJ
|. Curdy, the president of the Novemb
!. Club at Andover, Mass. Mrs. Mcclure
$. is a daughter OF the late Calvin Morr
; of this town and has the honor of beil
lie the president OF the first club in Ne
er England to own a club house.
Pearl Nj. Countryman of Newpo
formerly of this place was in town Mo
day on business. Mr.. Countryman h
!, bought the Wiley granite quarry
- Derby of Carrick Bros. of whom he h
IL leased it for the past year He has al
10 leased the old machine shop near t
40 Memphremagog House stable for a CT
40 ting shed.
= The Evangelical Congregational chur
=. - of Auburniale, Mass, celebrated on Nc
r II its jubilee and its pastor, Rev. Char
ht M. Southgate, gave account OF the p,
n. gress made by religion in the past 2
n years and of the formation of the 4
a., burndale church. Mr.. Southgate will
ur pleasantly remembered as a former p
e. tor of the North church.