St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-18
PERSONALS.

Harry Belknap is a little better
F. c. Brown Of Quechee has been visit
ing friends here and at Lyndon.
/ Misses Josie and Anna Peck went to
Boston Saturday to spend the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Mary Adams is assisting in tie
Brooks-Tyler store during the holidays.
Miss Anna Mae SomervilIe is assisting
in c. E. Simantons store during the
holidays.
Mrs. S. s. Mattocks from Lyndon and
Mrs. DR.. Davis from LyndonviIle, were
in town Friday.
Mrs. D. W. HYDE left Wednesday for a
few weeks visit ia North Adams, Mass,
and Bennington.
H. G. Spaulding of the S.. Adams
Messenger was in town last week at
tending the Food Fair,
Guy c. RocheIeau went to Windsor.
Monday, to accept a position in H. L.
Rockwood's drug store.
Miss Florence Welf1ot, who has been
in Boston with relatives for the past FIVE
weeks returned Thursday.
James L. Miner will enter the medical
department OF the University OF Vermont
a the beginning OF the year.
Mrs. J. ". Cole and Miss Grace c.
Emery left for Biddef I'd, Maine, Tues
dag where they will spend the holidays.
\. L. Thompson, formerly Of Blnghams
drug store, is expected this week from
the west to sp,n nd Christmas at his home
in Lyndon.
Mrs. George D. Stevens of Crete, Ne
braska, who has been spending several
weeks with friends in this vicinity, left
for home Monday.
Mrs. Pearl Bacon from St. Johnsbury
Center, and Miss Ella Stevens from this
place are assisting in L. P. Leachs store
curing the holidays.
The lady clerks of the Brooks.Tyler
store were entertained at tea Wednesday
evening by Mrs. F. W. Taylor, at her
home on Webster street.
Rev. George ". Hunt fell on the court
1ouse steps Friday evening and injured
lis back quite severely but was able
o conduct the morning service at his
,hurch Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Bracket WEIGH and daugh-
er of Lebanon, ~ H., have been spend
ng few days in town. They will visit
riends in Hardwick and Burlington
before returning.
Miss Jeannvtt Weller, who was in
harge of the Tea Elite booth at the Food
7air is in Burlington with the exhibit
his week, and next week she will be at
george Ranney's grocery store. !
States Attorney David Porter, who
vent to his home ia West Burke, Satur-
ay, has been taken i'll and is confined {
o the house His illness is similar to an
ttack he suffered from here a short time :
go.
Among the Wells River and Woodsyille
} ople who atten led the Food Fair last
week were, Mrs. H W. Allen and daugh-
er Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Jewett,
Mrs. DR.. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Bailey and family.
William J. Chesley, who has been
p nding few days in town left Satur- {
lay night or Ormond, Florida, TO begin !
S winters work as steward of Hotel
)rmond. He is spending portion ofthe
week in Boston and New York.
Mrs. Sadie NJ. Bro wn, who is employ
d 10 the CALIFORNIAN office, has returned
o her work after a two weeks absence
N account of illness. She has moved
rom the Bailey block to Miss Lora
dorse's block on Eastern Avenue.
c. H. NJ. Andersen went to New York
asst Wednesday where he visited his
'rother H. P. Andersen, a few days
,etore going south for the winter. He
eft New York city Monday afternoon on
he Clyde steamer, "Iroquois," for
S, c. From there he goes to
Atlanta, Ca, for the winter