St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-06-20

By special request she sang "The Hol
City" to the great pleasure of all VIII
heard her.
Miss Mary Reynolds, and Miss Ethe
Brush Of Cambridge, Academy 49, ar
guests of Miss Alice Warden durinl
commencement week.
Supt Dempsey leaves town Saturday
and sails on a European trip June 81
isparty cross the big pond on the West.
land of the Red Star line.
Mrs. Lydia Beck accompanied Miss
Martha Farmer to her home in East
Burke Saturday and will spend a part Of
the week at Willoughby Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Cramer and son
Reverdy are in Ways Mills this week to
attend the wedding OF Edwin R. Cramer
and Miss Ina Wheeler which occurs today.
Mrs. George F. Cushman returned from
Lisbon Saturday, where she has been
spending several months at the home of
her father who has been in poor health.
Miss Marie Watson, who has been
spending few months with her sister,
Mrs. ]. W. Sault, returned to her home
Northwood Narrows, N. H, Thursday.
d. D. Ryder, physical director of the
Y. M. c. A. at Newburyport, Mass, and
former st. Johnsbury secretary, was
here yesterday and most cordially
greeted.
Mrs. G. E. Goodall and granddaughter
have returned from their recent visit to
Portland, Maine, and are accompanied
by Mr.. Wescott's sister, Mrs. w. E.
Chandler.
Miss Ellen M. Cushman returned Sat.
urday from Dow Academy for the sum-
mer vacation. This completes her
second successful year as preceptress of
that institution.
Miss Mary Adams is spending a week
with Mrs. John F. Puffer at the latter's
home in Brattleboro, and will then spend
a part of her vacation ,sa"t "a }
and Connecticn
Miss Sadie Ian ..rou, now at Abbott
Academy, Andover, Mass, and Don P.
Cameron, now a travelling salesman,
were called here this week to attend the
funeral of Emerson Hall.
Austin Morrill, has been at Charley
camp at Boundary, Me-, the
past week with party ofrairoad boys
The other parties who have returned
from there report excellent fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, B. Quimby of Huron,
South Dakota, have been visiting Mrs.
Clifford. Mr.. Quimby is divi-
sion foreman of the Dakota division of
the Chicago and Northwestern railroad.
Ralph Bennett graduated last week
rom the University of Pennsylvania and
S now D. D. S. DR.. Bennett will have
,harge of an office in Philadelphia this
summer and will not return to St. Johns
bury at present.
Miss Mabel Carpenter, teacher in Eng.
ish at the Academy, enters Radcliffe Col
ege next fall to study fora degree. Miss
Carpenter has made a successful ond
popular teacher and will be much missed
n many circles.
Mrs. A. p. Hale, a former resident here,
lied at her home at Portsmouth, Satur-
lay after long illness, at the age OF 72
ears. She was a native OF this town
ind had only recently moved to Ports {
mouth. She is survived by her husband
ind three sons.
Loies, the 10-year old daughter of Mrs. /
carrie Hobart, had very serious opera
ion for appendicitis, performed at
3rightlook Hospital, last Thursday. 1t
vas thought she could not live but she t
vas more comfortable Yesterday. c
George H. Cross received fine present
asst week from his brother-in-law, A. S.
Matthew's, of Covington, N. Y. The
alter went fishing on the St. Lawrence t
nd sent Mr.. Cross As pound masca- t
'ng, or river pike. The fish measured
early four feet in length.
Announcements were received last Z
Iednesday OF the marriage, June ~, at
oncord, N. H., Of James H. McLoud of T
Iardwick and Harriet B. Conaut of
minneapolis. They will be Eat Home" S
t Hardwick, Tuesdays after July LIST.
lany friends of the bride here extend +
+
Mrs. A. L. Bailey gave very pleasant
Normal reception to about 20 friends h
friday afternoon from four to six O'Clock,
n honor of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Pen
ell of Washington, D. c., who is visiting e
Ter. Those present were old school q
mates or friends of Mrs. Pennell. Lemon q
de, ice cream and cake were served. r
Charles E. George, Unknown Chi
ago attorney and former Academy boy, s
5 reported as having sold the Mae F. n
'eauclerk mine at Cape Nome for $780,
100 to an English syndicate. This mine, :
which was named for a Newport, Yer
1ont, girl, was bought by Mr.. George in
december last for $4,000. He has al
eady taken out over $4,000 in gold
ust.
One is always glad to seeSt. Johnsbury
oys succeed elsewhere and press dis i