St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-02-07

guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Balch las
- week.
y; H. N. Turner and Fred w. Taylo
IS have gone to Montreal on bushes
trip.
a Edward Stafford has been confined t.
IL the house for several days with Sigh
illness.
: Miss Nellie Nolan, from Ryegate, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. L. P. Leach, last
Friday.
r Mrs. George Colt. from North Hatley
0 p. O., was the guest of Mrs. E. M.
). Moore last week.
Miss Emma A. Babcock has returned
: rom Hanover where she has been work.
, ing for some time.
Frank E. Harris who has been in
Boston on business about a week will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. Louis Gingras, who has been in
a hospital at Quebec. is expected home
the last of the week.
Mrs. L. W. Hubbard and her sister,
Miss Emma Holton, from Lyndon, were
in town last Thursday.
Noel Blanchett, of Goodrich's tailoring
establishment, returned Saturday from a
months visit in Canada.
Miss Louise Weber has gone to POUCH
keepsie, N. Y, to care for her brother,
Albert, who is dangerously ill.,
S. D. Atwood attended the Newport
music festival last week and reports that
it was most successful affair.
States Attorney Slack has been con-
fined to the house the past week as the
result Of an accident to his foot.
Ralph |. Lee, an employe of the GALE.
DOMAIN office. is taking an enforced vaca-
ton this week on account of the grip.
A. C.. Harvey, who has not been able
to attend to business for over a month,
is now able to be in tie store part of |
the time
Misses Mary Ide and Lillian Pearl re-
turned yesterday from Barre where they
have been visiting Mrs. Alice Kendall
Chandler.
Mrs. Lettie Storms Gibson, from East
Burke, returned home Saturday, having
spent week with her brother, George
W S learns.
Bert E. Doyle was here yesterday for a
short visit. Since he left the Avenue
House he has been studying dentistry
with DR.. Hamilton of Newport.
Grand Knight Thomas ], Tierney and
Past Grand Knight W. F. WEIGH went to
St. Adams Monday as delegates to the
state convention of the Knights of
Columbus.
Mrs. Emma ]. Wicker and Miss Ger
trude Wicker have concluded their ser
vices at the Brooks-Tyler store and Miss
Gertrude goes to New York on a business
trip this week.
f. u. MouIton, formerly Of st. Johns
bury, has graduated from the Business
College at Manchester and accepted
position with the Prudential Insurance
Company there.
Miss Edna Stuart delightfully."- enter
tanned her Sunday school class of boys
and few invited lady friends last Thurs.
day evening at her pleasant home. Tea
was served and a most enjoyable evening
spent.
Allen s. Holbrook, who has been con-
nected with the CALIFORNIAN Office for the
past year has concluded his services here
and returned to his home in Newport.
Mrs. Holbrook will remain here for
few weeks.
Mrs. Emma Carpenter has closed her
millinery store for few months and is
visiting friends in Hardwick and Burlng-
ton, alter which she will spend month
in Boston and New York before opening
her store in the spring.
Dale S, Atwood entertained "a of his
young friends at his home on Summer
street Saturday where they enjoyed a
Very pleasant afternoon. At FIVE O'Clock
they repaired to the cafe where an
excellent tea was served them.
Ralph Hooker entertained "a of his
friends last Friday evening with a whist
party, given in honor of his 15th birth
day. He was remembered by many nice
presents. Refreshments were served con.
sisting of ice cream, cake and fruit.
R. c. M. Howe, who has been SUFFERING
with embolism for short time, had his
limb amputated last Saturday. His
other limb was amputated several years
ago and while it is remarkable exper-
fence for man 81 years old he seems to
be recovering from the operation.
Herbert ]. Willard, whose death was
chronicled in last weeks paper, is alive
and in the best of health and we are
very glad to correct the report. Our
facts were taken from a dispatch which
appeared in Tuesdays Boston Globe and
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