St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-11-28
PERSONALS.

Thanksgiving with friends in Marsh6eld
E. A. Blodgett of the post office fore
has been confined to the house for few
days.
Mrs. Kate Perley, of Morrisville, il
spending few days with friends il
town.
Mrs. George G Morrison of Lyndon
vile is visiting at her brothers, w. H
Robe.
Calvin Brown left Friday night for
New York to visit his father, A. NJ
Brown.
Mrs. II. R. Albee went to Burlington
Tuesday, for a few days visit with
relatives.
W. W. lyric, now an architect at Nor
witch, was here the first of the week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan E. Carr will spend
Thanksgiving at DR.. Woodwards in
MorrisviIle.
Mrs. D. P. Gordon from Bethlehem
was the guest OF her son, H. B. Gordon,
over Sunday.
Mrs. H. c. Wright from Lyndonvile
was the guest of Mrs. H. B. Gordon the
first Of the week.
Miss Helen M. AIbee is spending
Thanksgiving in Boston. She will re.
turn early next week.
Mrs. X N Soule and granddaughter,
Marion Webster from Portland, are
visiting at H. W. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Orcutt leave
Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal, where
they will spend the winter.
W. H. Arkley has moved from the
Spau'ding house on Pearl street to the
Orcutt house in Paddock Village.
Mrs. Louis A. Depatie, OF Enosburg
Falls, is spending the week with her par
snts, Mr. and Mrs. John Lanctot.
Mrs. 6. F. Cowdery, of Bradford, was
called here last week by the fatal illness
of her daughter, Miss Agnes Cowdery.
Mrs. Henrit tia Goodall has moved
INTO the Spauldlng house on Pearl street.
n the tenement recently vacated by Mr..
Arkley.
Capt. P. D. Blodgett and Miss Eliza
3lodgett, of Burlington, are expected in
own today and will spend Thanksgiv-
ng here.
Mrs. Albert Perley has moved here from
1ardwick and will soon establish dress
making rooms. She is boarding at 1919
dain street.
George W. Way, Jr., formerly of St.
but now successful physi-
ion of Lee, Maine, is in town calling on
is many friends.
Recent letters received by friends here,
tate that S. Wardale Nelson, son of DR..
. r. Nelson formerly of this place, is
ritically i'll at his home in New York.
MIR. and Mrs. S. J. Astle and son, of
1onroe, are in town this week spending
he Thanksgiving season with Mrs.
Astle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
3abcock
Mrs. Alexander Dunuett returned Mon.
lay from an extended visit to her daugh-
er, Miss Grace Chalmers, at Washing
on. She has spent few days the past
week at Montpelier
H. E. Bruyere of New York, manager
or Palmer Cox's Brownies in Fairy.
and, " was in town over Sunday. He
'oes this week to Camden, N. J to put
n this musical comedy with 400 chill
lTen in the cast.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Sanborn went TO
4akeport last night to attend the funeral
IT Mr.. Sanborn's aunt, Mrs. Albert H.
Davis, Of that place, whose death oc.
urred Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Davis
lad visited in ST. Johnsbury frequently
and had many friends here.
Miss Emma A. May was at Barton
Landing yesterday attending the wed.
ling OF Miss Helen A. Austin, of that
place, and Rev. c. E Ordway, pastor of
The Unlversaist church at Windsor,
Miss Austin was graduate of St.
Iohnsbury Academy in the class of 90,
and has many friends here.
Rev. DR.. Edward Halves, formerly pas
Of the First Congregational church at
Burlington and who supplied for some
weeks at the North church last year, has
oeen engaged to serve temporarily as
secretary of the Congregational Minis
-erial Relief Association during the illness
otthe secretary, Rev. Mr.. Whittesev.
Last Saturday Mrs. Laurette Bing.
ham delightfully."- entertained the Seventy
Club at her home on Church street
There were 16 members present and a
lew invited guests. Mrs. Bingham served
one OF her nice dinners, and the after.
noon was spent socially, and with the
usual literary exercises. This is the
fourth birthday the club has celebrated
this month.
The many friends Of Ashton R. Willard
OF Boston will be interested to learn that