St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-01-03
PERSONALS.

Clarence L. Ranney returned to Law
- renee Saturday.
r Arthur F. O'Malley spent the holiday
t. with his parents.
IS Lyman S Brock of Whitefeld was il
l. town over Sunday.
E. X. Jenkins is on g business trip tc
Boston and New York.
!. Mrs. 0. B. Johnson, of Tyngsboro, is
visiting her parents here.
e Ernest Clark spent Sunday in Boston,
returning home yesterday.
George L. Lampher and wife Of Woods
vile were in town Saturday.
William c. Tyler left for Boston yester-
day tor a short business trip.
Miss Inez Hathaway of Hardwick
visited friends here last week.
Ed Hamilton is at his old place in
Spaulding Bros. grocery store.
Mrs. L. d. Hazen, who has been i'll for
several weeks, is much improved.
Mrs. Hubert W. Brooks is spending a
IEW WIChS III DOSlOH anu YlClUlly.
Miss Carrie S. Drew is spending the
week with her parents in Burlington.
Mrs. Carrie Daniels and Miss Maud
Daniels were at Montpelier over Sunday.
John Gum, of the Republican force,
spent Sunday and Monday at Hanover.
Joseph P. Fairbanks, now at Yale Col
lege, spent few days in town last week.
Miss Isabel Henderson, who has been
quite i'll for the past three weeks, is con-
valescent.
F. Lester Hayford of Tufts College was
in town during a part of the holiday
vacation.
Mrs. c. W. Potter from Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Blanchard.
Thomas Parks returned Friday from a
vacation of two weeks spent with his
parents at Leeds, P. Q.
Mrs. W. H. Morse of Topeka, assisted
the choir of the South church Sunday
morning aud sang solo.
Miss Elsie Read, who has been the
guest of Miss Helen Patterson for few
days, returns to Boston today.
Joseph Potts, of Kansas City, now
student in the Harvard Law School, is
visiting relatives for few days.
Arthur Lafarrier of the medical depart
ment of the Laval University, Quebec, is
spending the holidays at home.
Miss Gertrude Wicker entertained
of young people very pleasant
y at chatting dish party Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Jennie Solomon, who went to ,
New York for treatment two months
ago, returned home Tuesday much inn i
proved. I
Miss Ellen Putney, now at Smith Col
eye, and Mrs. Lyman P. Wood of Bur-
ington are the guests of Miss Isabel M.
Paddock.
Miss Adeline Weston, Academy 92,
Who is teaching in Hardwick, spent |
friday and Saturday with Mrs. S. H. c
}rackett. a
Mrs. Fred E. Woods and two daugh-
ers who spent Christmas with relatives
cre returned to their home in Berlin,
donday. o
Mrs. E. c. Mills and son, Newell of j
have been visiting friends in y
own several days and returned home e,
yesterday.
James Hicks, who was taken violently
! two weeks ago is little more comtor-
able. Ruby, his youngest daughter has
ilious fever
Maud McCutcheon, a student at the
usiness college, returned Friday from
er vacation spent with her parents at
t. Sylvester, P.Q.
Harry Randall, Alex. Borland and Carl
lowe went to Burlington this morning,
there they will enter the medical depart
lent Of the U. V. NJ. A
Mrs. Robert Pettigrew and two daugh.
RS, Julia and Elizabeth, both from Lvn- IN
onville, were the guests of Mrs. Petit
rews mother, Mrs. H. R. Albee, last
,eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Farrow, of Boston,
isited friends in town last week, Mr..
arrow returning Saturday. Mrs. U
arrow will remain in town several n
weeks.
Crawford Ranney returned from Rox- II
Jury aud Bostonlast night, where he has
cen visiting his daughter and attending
Insurance meetings. Mrs. Ranney, who
as been at Roxbury several weeks, re-
urned with him.
Cards have beeen received announcing b
he marriage at Franklin on Christmas q
lay, of Clarence E. Noyes and Ivy Hop
ms Mrs Moves will be pleasantly re-
rendered as a graduate of St. Johns
ury Academy in the class of '93
Rev. George W. Hunt and wife kept
open house" on New Years day and a
lrge number OF their parishoners took +
his opportunity to make them a call.
The children called from to 6 and all
alters were served with light refresh
nents.
The fifth wedding anniversary Of Mr.