St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-26
PERSONALS.

his home.
Col. H. W. Hall of Burlington was ii
town Friday.
W. A. Burke is in Belchertown, Mass,
visiting his mother.
Azade Demers of Whitefeld is spending
few days in town.
Walter H. Harlow spent Sunday with
his brother at Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr of Newport
were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Harry B. Gordon spent Sunday
with Mr. Gordon at Laconia.
Ms. and Mrs. Charles G. Braley re-
turned from Buffalo Thursday.
DR.. T. r. Walsh was at his home in
Stanstead Sunday and Monday.
Miss Winnifred J. Shores of CRANKY
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. George King of Greensboro was
guest at A. c. Harvey's last week.
F. G. Laundry has returned from a
trip to Rutland and Hartford, Conn.
A. c. Harvey and family go to Peake
Island next Tuesday for two months
Miss Olivia Howe from the Manches-
ter Union Office is visiting friends here.
Mrs. W. A. Burke returned Friday
from visiting friends in Jefferson, N. H.
Mrs. Harry Blodgett and Miss Edwina
are spending few days in Burlington.
Mrs. Emma Carpenter and Mrs. Jeffer-
son Cowles spent Sunday in Hardwick.
Samuel Fisk who has been quite ill for
the past few weeks is improving rapidly.
Rev. DR.. Charles Pickells attended the
diocesan convention at Burlington last
week.
Tracy E. Hazen, the new curator of the '
Museum, began his duties there last
week. /
Miss Lena M. Pike left Monday for il
Buffalo to visit relatives and see the ex- '
position.
Charles S. Adams joined Mrs. Adams n
and children at her home in Mortified h
last week. tt
Mrs. Edna Blanchard Potter is spend.
ing the summer with her mother, Mrs. le
Blanchard. CT
Mrs. S. T. Brooks and Mrs. E. M. Le- L
land leave today for carriage drive to
Coebrook. K
George P. Ide of Jacksonville, Ala, is v
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. "
more T. Ide.
Mrs. M. ]. Robinson and daughter nj
of Lyndonville, were in s
town Monday. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Burt and Mrs.
F. A. Field have been spending few er
days in Boston. g
Mrs. A. A. Allen and DR.. Walter B. w
Allen of Woodsville visited at DR.. J. M. Sc
Allen last week.
The infant daughter of Joseph Rivard, M
Of 10 Elm street, died Friday; the funeral 81
was held Sunday. M
Rev. L. Marceau will spend this week w
Il mission work at North Concord, Vic
DRY and Cranky. fu
Miss May Streeter of Concord was in III
own last week spending a few days pl'
With her parents. w
Mrs. Wells Quimby of Lyndon was in
own yesterday to attend the Sunday W.
chool convention. mt
John Mcdonald has moved from 14O u
Railroad street to his house at 81 Elm pa
treet, Summerville.
Mrs. r. w. Warner and Miss Emma de
Warner are taking a carriage drive to v
'tanstead and vicinity. Ct
Frank E. Harris and sister, Miss Lizzie or
harris, are moving this week into their
ouse on Spring street. ST
Miss Mabel T. French left Saturday ca
or Chicago, where she will spend sever II
i weeks with her father da
Mrs. T. c. Haynes returned Saturday
rom a three weeks visit with friends in III
Vest Concord and Waterford. ex
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Cushman and Miss be
ISABEL Wardner, of Boston, are expected tn
1ere tomorrow to spend week.
T "A Allison came very near bav;ro q da
L. "a AlIloOu SduC NSl NEAR having
shock last Wednesday and has been 81
severely i'll since but is improving. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willard of San 81
Francisco have been the guests of Mrs.
Ashton R. Willard the past week. dc
Miss Sadie P. Cameron and her Abbott q
friend, Miss Baxter of Mansfield, Ohio, u'
are guests at Mrs. Emerson Halls. III
Mrs. A. A. Annis attended commence
ment at South Hadley last week, when III
her daughter, Miss Lena, graduated Ill
William c. Tyler and family leave this re
week for Higgins Beach, Me-, where they al
have rented cottage for the summer.
Mrs Lydia Beck is visiting relatives in de
Ways Mills, Que, and will spend the M
summer with her sister in Olivet, Mich. al
Arthur LaFarrier has returned from he
his medical studies at Laval University.
Quebec, and will spend the summer here. W
Mrs. E. F. Brown and Mrs. A. D. w
Rowell are spending the week at Mr.. M
Hastie's, at Harvey's Pond, West Bar pl
net.
James Moron has bought the Wilder re