St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-02-21
PERSONALS.

MRS. homer l.. smith is visiting n
" parents in Barton.
ar George F. Leavitt of Worcester, Mass
al" is here for few days.
n' Peter Provincial spent few day
IVY in Montreal last week.
Nei Mrs. Prudence Henault is visiting rels
'u' tives in Fitchburg, Mass.
I"e Miss Mary Ranney is spending til
'u' week in Boston and New York.
-n' Mrs Eva. Drake spent Friday and Sat
IL" urday in Burlington and Middlebury.
$50 Mrs. Annette Pearl Gould of Argos
'' Ind, is visiting at Charles S. Hastings.
Miss May Ranney left Friday for g
~ week visit to Boston and New York.
~ L. N Smythe and Bert 1. Staples went
y to New York Monday on business trip.
'e Mrs. H. Wilcox, who has been i'll for
ie several weeks, is very slowly recovering.
g Miss Anna Roberts, of Antrim, N. H.,
spent Sunday with Miss Carrie B. Sar-
i gent.
! Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Chase have been
d spending few days in Springfield and
I Boston.
: Mrs. Christina BraIey went to Dams
vile, N. Y, Monday to visit her daughter,
Miss Carolyn.
Mrs. Horace Fairbanks left yesterday
afternoon for Boston where she will re-
main few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Chapman who has been
confined to the house for several months
past is still very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Story enter
tanned friends very pleasantly at their
home Saturday evening.
Frank 0. French appears in continu-
Gus performance in the Littleton Opera
House on Feb. 81 and %.
Perley F. Hazen and Fred w. Taylor
have gone to Cleveland on a business
trip for the scale company.
Mrs. W. W. Wright left Monday for
Omaha, where she will make her home
for the present with her daughter, Mrs.
W, S. Streeter.
Senator Ross was one of the guests
at dinner given by President Mckinley
on Saturday evening in honor of the
Philippine commission.
Mrs 6. E. Goodall returned from Bur-
lington last Friday. Her sister, Mrs. ;:
Fletcher who was bitten by a dog a :
short time ago is recovering. S
W. W. Blodgett has returned from Bur. q
lington where he has been visiting his
father and mother. Mrs. Blodgett re.
mains there for another week. il
Among the visitors over Sunday were O
two former residents of st. Johnsbury, q
Walter J. Dobbie OF Burlington and +
George F. Way of Manchester, N. H.
The house on Main street formerly
occupied by the Misses Billiard, is being 7
thoroughly repaired and when compile v
ted will be occupied by Dr. Cramton. L
John w. Titcomb and wife and Mrs. a
Charles G. Bagley left for Washington g
Monday where they will be the guests oil G
Senator and Mrs. Ross for few days. P
DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Herrick and son E
Paul of Springfield, Mass, all we'll
nown in this town, leave tomorrow on
two months Raymond excursion to
California. P'
II. I. Fisher has resigned his position Il
IS freight cashier at the local office and tt
accepted position with an insurance la
o., at Greenfield, Mass. He leaves e. e.
bout Mar. 1. r.
{. ii, Bagley returned from Boston is
asst Wednesday. While away he secured st
everal new members for the Merchants =.
association in Boston, Lynn, Everett
md Manchester
AJolly crowd fyoung people met at n
he home of Clinton Aldrich at -Four -,
corners Wednesday evening, Feb. IA and Sc
anced until late hour. Refreshments TT
we're served and all report a good time. IL
Raymond, aged 10 years, son of Henry WI
'ewin, died Monday morning after a a w
ainfu illness OF typhoid pneumonia. pr
'uneral services will be held at the Bap- st
list church, Railroad street, today tn
It p. m. -;
A delightful reception was rendered it
Ion. W. p. Stafford at the home of Mr., &C
md Mrs. J. B. Gage at Bradford Thurs. NJ
lay evening. The members of the lecture u
committee and the lawyers and their NJ
wives were invited.
Ralph Sulloway entertained about 20 =
81 his friends at his home last Thursday y,
evening in honor of Robert Wallace. The c
evening was very pleasantly spent Mr.. II
Wallace entertaining those present with 10
stories OF the great battle of Manila bay. "
Horace Carpenter celebrated his seth
birthday last Saturday. His daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Bishop, of Brooklyn, N. Y, 4
anne here to help him celebrate the day. 4
Mr. Carpenters many friends will extend I
hearty congratulations to him on this
occasion.
Miss Katherine L. Harvey entertained
about II young lady friends at valen.
line party at her home Thursday even.
ng. Fortunes were found at the ends OF