St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-25
PERSONALS.

Editor Hildreth of the Newport Express
and Standard was in town Saturday.
Editor E. A. Mutt from Montpelier viii
spend Christmas with Mrs. Mutt here.
Fred NJ. Crosby of the Vergennes En-
terprise is spending the week at his home
here
Miss Helen Albee of the Bridgewater,
Mass, Normal school is at her home
here.
Miss Lulu Mae Patterson is spending
two weeks at her home in Patterson
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Thompson are
sp~nding Christmas at his home at lras-
burg.
Charles F. Varney is at work again
after a long and serious attack of peri
tonitis.
Patrick and r, J. Trainor will spend
Christmas with friends at White River
Junction.
Miss Lena Annis, who has been teach
ing at Amherst, Mass, is at home Tor the
holidays.
Miss Carolyn H. Lincoln of Springfield,
Mass is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur
F. Stone.
Donald P. Cameron from Boston will
spend Christmas with Miss Sadie P.
Cameron.
T. M. Gilmore of Stanstead will spend
Christmas with his family at Patrick
Fitzgeralds.
Mrs. Florence Puffer from Laconia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs David Puffer, and
other friends here
Carl Woods of the Cornell Medical
school, New York, is spending the holi-
days at his home here.
Miss Adelaide Marshall is spending the
holiday vacation from her school at
Wayne, Pa, at her home.
Mrs. Fannie E. Chapman is visiting
friends in Brattleboro and New Britain
and BarHhampsted, Conn.
Ellis w. Moore, who is connected with
the Philadelphia house of D. Appleton &
Co., is visiting his parents.
Miss Ellen M. Cushmau came home
from Springfield Mass, Saturday night
to spend a short vacation.
Miss Ellen NJ. Abbott will 60 to Bos-
ton today to spend few days with her
sister, Miss Ethel F. Abbott.
D. P. Healey spent Sunday with Mrs.
Healy at White River Junction, where
she has been spending afew weeks.
Master Harold A. Lake of Boston,
came Saturday to spend the holidays
with his grandmother, Mrs. Julia A.
Burt.
Role CobIeigh and Miss Edna Miner
are to be married at Lawrence, Mass,
today. Their many friends extend con-
CALCULATIONS.
Thaddeus Wilcox, formerly Of this place,
isnow both telegraph operator and ticket
agent at Newport, the two offices having
been combined.
Misses Jeanette and Lena A. Smith,
who are now teachers in the public
schools at Bellows Falls, are spending
the holidays at home.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Francis Walch and
daughter, Gertrude, went to Boston
yesterday to spend Christmas. Mrs.
Walch and Gertrude will remain until
after New Years.
George H. Frost will be home from
Boston for Christmas, returning on
Thursday as far as Laconia with Mrs.
Frost, who reads at reception in that
city, Thursday evening.
The many friends OF Henry L. Clapp
will be pleased to learn that he has
reached his home in Malta and our read.
ers are promised one of his interesting
letters at an early date.
Mrs Isabelle Smith, who has been in
Barton for the past two weeks, has
returned to her home. Miss Ruth, who
is attending school in Bath, N. H., has
returned to spend Christmas with her
mother.
Miss Emma A. May returned Saturday
from Burlington where she has been
staying with her sister, Mrs. Carl West.
on, since breaking her arm at the time q
the Teachers Convention a few weeks
ago
States Attorney Porter is still at hi.
home in West Burke, suffering from what
is called a mild form of typhoid fever. II
is expected, however, that he will be ablt
to take charge Of the state cases at thi.
term OF court.
{ Mrs. William M. Mute was called tC
Marshfeld Friday to attend the funera
of Mrs. L. D. Mute, who died at tn,
Mary Pitcher Hospital in Burlington
Thursday. The deceased was a sister
inlaw of w. M. Mute.
Miss Winifred Rowell has come hom
from Boston to spend the winter Mis-
Rowel has been very successful in he
art work the past season and amonf
other things designed a souvenir tina
was used by one of the large firms at thu
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