St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-01-31
PERSONALS.

o. were IN town yesterday.
IS Miss Helen Austin of Barton Landin
v is visiting Miss Emma May.
r: Frank Preston went to Boston Tues
e day morning on business trip.
|, Mrs. Robert Pettigrew from Lyndon
y vile, was in town last Thursday.
> Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Steele, of Lowell
/; Mass, are here for few days visit.
D., Miss Fannie Russell spent Sunday will
; her friend, Miss Lois Albee at Bradford
Mrs. R. Wilmot of Lyndonville was
the guest OF Mrs. Frank Eaton last
week.
Stella pringle, St. !. A. 80 was in town
over Sunday, the guest of Miss Mabel
Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drouin left Satur-
day for a few weeks visit in Montreal
and Quebec.
Mrs. Charles Mower from Lyndon
vile, was the guest of Mrs. Frank Eaton
last Saturday.
W. B. Eastman was called to Sutton
the first of the week on account OF the ILL
ness of an uncle.
Miss Rosa Bailey goes to Washington,
D. c., early next week to spend several
weeks with friends.
Mrs. w. P. Chaffee who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks with
grip, is convalescing.
Mrs. Z. M. Mansur of Newport and |
her daughter, Mrs. Carl R. Storrs were
in town last Wednesday.
Ned Stiles returned to Tufts College
Monday night and is to take a special
course in eye and ear treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Randall left Mon
day to attend the funeral of Ralph
Tucker, Mrs. Randall's nephew.
Last weeks WAR Cry" contains pict-
ures Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Rodliff
and short description of their wedding.
About 40 people had an enjoyable
party at Mr.. Cassidy's home in Goss
hollow last Friday evening, returning at
a late hour.
Lieut.. Gov. Bates is in Boston attend
ng in his official capacity the annual
gathering of the Vermont Veterans
Association.
Mr.. Hamilton, formerly clerk for Spauld-
ng Bros, has succeeded Frank Shep- {
Ierd as book keeper at the Fairbanks
,rocery store. ,,
The closing lecture in the Irasburg
curse next week Friday evening will be
iven by Wendell P. Stafford and his sub I
.ct will oe whittier"
Edmund E. Hamilton has entered the +
alrbanks grocery store Office as assist A
mt bookeeper taking the place of Mr.. {,
hepherd who resigned on account of p
mess. :
Our neighbors at Lyndonvlle appre- y \
ate ST. Johnsbury talent and E. A. c
lsby sings in the opera BELLS of Corne-
lie" on Thursday and Friday evenings B
nd Frank 0. French will furnish fun for
lie railroad ball on the night of Feb. 6. "
Fl. Philip Patey, Academy '94, has II
zen in town the past week visiting old :,
lends. Mr.. Patey represents CHM &
o., the well.known Boston school, and
BOX publishers, and will soon have Yer m
ont as his special territory. ri
About 20 young friends of Miss Bessie a
eyer gathered at her home last evening D
nd celebrated in a pleasant way her m
1th birthday. The affair was in the IS
ature OF a surprise party and Miss 10
eyer was the recipient of several useful l.
its.
Ralph W., the five year old son OF az
ester W. and Bessie Thompson Tucker, r.
ed at their home in Hampton, N. H., n
inday morning Jan. %. The funeral
as held at that place Tuesday afternoon.
be many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker o
ere extend their sympathy. +
The February Ladies Home Journal
ives a page of illustrations of model u
ltchens and the fourth prize is awarded Sc
, Mrs. Charles Higgins of this place. II
The special feature of this farm house is ~
ne convenient arrangement" says the in
rticle announcing the award. Sc
Major Edward D.. Redington of Chi
ago called on his old friends one dav
lst week and was the guest of T. M. u
Toward during his brief stay in St.
ohnsbury. He came East to attend y
leeting of the trustees of Dartmouth IN
oIlege and to visit his two sons in that in
W
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney A. Robinson OF o,
Worcester, Mass, who are both well. in
nown and remembered here, start on tf
thursday from Boston on a cruise &c
Trough the Mediterranean and the @;
rient, sailing on the steamer New Eng m
and OF the Dominion line. They will be t.
bsent about three months reaching 81
'arts the latter part of March cr
A pleasant surprise was given Harold P
'ond when his Sunday school class and p
eacher, Miss Edna Stuart, called last a
Wednesday evening to remind him he
vas sixteen years old. A fine supper
vas served, and with games and music b
he evening passed all to quickly. Har- :
Nd was the recipient OF nice gold