St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-09-11

days last week.
Nathan Desrochers went to Sherbrooke
Saturday, where he will take course OF
classical and commercial studies at Sher-
brooke Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Mccormick, from
Brooklyn, and Miss Frances Mccormick
from Adams, Mass, were the guests of
Mrs. A. Mccormick last week.
Miss J.. Adelaide Marshall leaves the
last of the week for Wayne, Pa, where
she has position as teacher of German
and English in the high school.
Arthur Laferriere, who has spent three
years in the medical department ofLaVal
University at Quebec, has gone to Balti.
more, where he will complete his studies.
Miss Lillian D. Caller of Boston spent
Sunday with her brother, E. E. Caller.
She was en- route to Bakersfield for few
days stay and will return here for fair
week
Miss Gretta Moore of Wells River
spent Sunday with Misses Laura and
Martha Jenness. She sang at the Church
OF the Messiah Sunday, in place of Mrs,
E. L. Hovey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Carpenter of
North Randolph, Mrs. V. B. Carpenter
of East Brook6eld and Mrs. John Todd
of Lawrence were guests at I. M. Car
penter's last week.
Friends of George F. Miner will be
glad to learn that he has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
accompany Mrs. Miner on a visit to
their son, George, at Gaysville.
F. M. Dana has resigned his position in
the pattern shop at the scale factory and
accepted position as secretary and
treasurer of the Vermont Tract Mission.
He will move to Burlington soon.
Mrs. Robert A. Thayer of Bethlehem
was here Monday visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. T. Ranlet. She is now Wis
illHS illCuuS III DdI lOu L1udiis anu Will
return Saturday for weeks stay here.
Miss Ellen NJ. Cushman returned
from her summer vacation.
She left for Springfield, Mass, Saturday
where she has taken aposition as teacher
n the schools of that city, beginning
asst Monday.
Rev. 0. W. Heyer and vile, formerly of
his place, now of Derby Line, are STOP
Ding few days with his daughter, Mrs.
i. B. Daniels. They are on their way
rom New York, his wife's former home,
% Derby Line.
Elias Denison, treasurer of the Andres
,oggin Pulp Company of Portland, and
William Denison, president of the Allan
&c Bank, Boston, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. N. P. Bowman, and other friends
II this vicinity.
Miss Mabel Terry of Boston and Miss
Annie Day of New York spent Tuesday
With Mrs. Will Burke on their way to
Northfeld Seminary from Lake Will
oughby where they have been spending
heir summer vacation.
Mrs. Albert Worcester and Earl Peter
ION returned Friday from a short visit
It East BERKSHIRE. Mr. Worcester, who
vas called there by the illness of his wife
asst week, returned with them. Mrs.
Worcester is somewhat improved in
ealth.
James Richie is in New York this week
purchasing fall goods. Floyd Holmes,
Or the past four years one of his clerks,
accompanied him and will take a course
n designing ladies' costumes. Walter
)sgood of Eaton, P. O., will succeed him
n the store.
J. W. Sault, who has managed the New
England Telephone Exchange here for
wo years past, has resigned that posi-
ion to accept an appointment as special
gent Tor the company. He is succeeded
n the management of the local exchange
~ D. P. Healey, who has been manager
If the exchange at MorrisviIe for two or
hree years.
The many st. Johnsbury friends Of Col.
henry W. Hall of Burlington, the we'll
Known manager of Bailey music rooms,
will be glad to learn of his recovery from
serious illness. A few weeks ago he
was obliged to undergo an operation in
New York hospital. This was I'M
successful and another operation was
performed in Burlington. This was
more successful and he is now on the
road to what everyone hopes is COM
plete recovery.