St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-24
PERSONALS.

F. n. Cheney OF Manchester was il
town last week on business.
Mrs. Fannie Wilcomb formerly of Lyn
don was in town Thursday,
MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Hunt left last even
ing for short visit to Boston.
], c. Stoddard is taking briet vaca.
ton at his home in Charleston.
Rem Stafford has been spending a few
days with friends in East Burke.
Mrs. Carrie S. Daniels returned Satur-
day from weeks stay in Montpelier.
Mrs. c. D. White and her sister, Mrs.
Stanley, are visiting relatives in New
port.
Hon. and Mrs. Alden Speare of New
ton, Mass, are guests of Mrs. E. F.
Brown.
Howard Parker of Bellows Falls a
former resident of this place was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Wright who was reported
critically i'll last week is little more
comfortable,
Miss Bessie Jones of Bradford, Mass,
is visiting at the home of her uncle, Lam
bert Packard.
L, P. Leach was called to South Franz
iugham Saturday to attend the f1ner-
al of a relative.
Miss Helen Sinclair Patterson went
to Boston Monday, where she will
resume her art work.
Ex-mayor Erkskine Warden of Wal
than, who has been seriously i'll is great
ly improved in health.
Mrs, {. M. Stone is spending the week
in Boston and Miss Stone is visiting her
cousin in Springfield, Mass.
William r, Carr, of Oxford, N. H.,
member of st. J. A. 90, visited friends in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Tim Casey, who has been at Woods
vile for some time, has returned, and is
now employed at the Avenue House.
Fred Torrent is spending a vacation in
Barton and vicinity. Harry Russell is
taking his place on the express team.
John X. Corbett has closed his engage
ment at Lougee Bros and Smythe's
store, after service of several years.
S. D. Pemberton and H. Waite Sabin
attended the meeting of Osteopaths at
Montpelier last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Emma F. Carpenter was called
to Hardwick Saturday by the serious
illness of her brother, Dana O. Cowles.
H. N. Turner is spending the month in
a tour over the Northern Pacific railroad,
the guest of his friend President Mellen.
George r. Crosby was elected pres-
dent of the First Vermont cavalry, at
their reunion held at Montpelier last
week.
Miss Mary E. Stone was elected audi
tor of the Vermont Federation of
Women's Clubs held at Rutland last
week.
Ernest D, Morse, Gilbert Donahue and
Charles E. Keopka, are among the num-
who are in Essex county this week hunt
ing deer.
Mrs, Arthur Randall who has spent
part of the summer here returned to
Boston Thursday, accompanied by Mrs.
Ethan Carr.
Miss Alice c. Baker has returned and
is at Francis Switsers on Clinton
Avenue, having spent the summer at
Enosburg Falls.
Miss Nellie c. Tyler is visiting in
Montgomery and expects to return to
to her professional work in Hartford,
Conn, early next month.
c. D, Lougee of Laconia who was here
several weeks during the spring and
summer, has returned and entered
Lougee Bros, and Smythe's store.
w. T. Abbott, son of O. S. Abbott,
who has been speaking in the middle
west during the campaign will sail from
New York for Porto Rice Saturday.
Charles w. Ruiter attended the semi
annual meeting of the Northern Bankers
Association at Burlington Thursday and
was reelected second vice president.
Edwin A. Bayley, Esq, Boston law
yer, was in town Friday calling on old
friends. Mr.. Bayley was graduated
from the Academy in the class of 1881.
{. A. Forrest and Alfred Crocker, Jr.,
returned Friday from a weeks visit in
Massachusetts. A portion OF the time
was spent in duck hunting on Cape Cod
Moses Crane from the state of Wash.
ington and Mrs. Persis Sargent from
West Merrimac, Mass visited at Mrs.
D. W. Hibbard's and A. S. Cranes last
week.
Mrs. George H. Cross is in Springfield,
Mass, attending the annual meeting of
the American Missionary Association as
one of the delegates from the North
church
Mrs. w. w. Wright visited at L. A.
Richardson's last week and is to leave
Ryegate Thursday for Minneapolis where
she will spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. S. Streeter.
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