St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-02-27
PERSONALS.

the witnesses in a railroad case
Mrs. Rebecca P. Fairbanks is visiting
her daughter in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Horace Kidder spent three days
with relatives in Danville last week.
Ell. Hunt went to New York yester-
day to buy spring goods for his store
Miss Nellie Nolan rom Ryegate visit
ed her sister, Mrs. L. P. Leach. last week
Frank Z Harris returned Friday from
a business trip in New York and Boston
Mrs. II B. Gordon and daughter Mil
bred are visiting relatives in Lyndon
Vile.
Mrs. John NJ. Allen went to Worcester
Mass, Thursday to attend the funeral OF
an aunt.
H.LLemay a jeweller of Manchester,
NH, is visiting his cousin, Frank g.
Landry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Crossreturned
Saturday from visit to Fort Coving-
ton, n Y.
Mrs. Ara West is able to be out again
after icing kept in the house by sickness
many weeks.
Mrs. w. L. Russell from Miles Pond
visited her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Haw-
ley, last week.
William T. Abbott now Of Peoria, ILL.,,
has been engaged as Memorial Day ora
tor in that city.
Mrs. c. B. Hastings went to Manches-
ter Saturday for a two weeks visit with
Mrs. Fred Denning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Jackson were at
McIndoes Wednesday visiting their
daughter, Mrs. J. H. Goodrich.
Mrs. Christie Richardson Of Boston,
former resident Of St. Johnsbury, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Mary lmpey.
CA. Simouds of Lancaster has been
been spending few days with his son,
c. B. Simonds, on Caledonia street.
Col. T. c. Fletcher has been elected the
first member on the committee OF install
lation of the Vermont Society of Colon
ial Wars.
Azade Demars, formerly Of this place,
now employed in drug store in White
field is spending few days with friends
in town
George c. Gage, who has been work
ing in the depot at Hyde Park, has ac'
cepted position as night operator at
Claremont Junction.
II. OLeary, who has been in the
Standard Drug store for several mon hs'
LETT Thursday Tor Manchester, n. h.,
where he has a similar position.
John w. Titcomb went to Quebec last
MONT on business connected with the
North American Fish and Game Protect
i've Association, of which he is president
Horace w. Bailey and F. P. Wells o
Newbury were in town Monday. Mr.
Wells is publishing the History OF New
bury" which is being printed at thu
CALIFORNIAN office.
Rev. J H. Hoffman who has been II
the insurance business here for the pas'
year, has accepted a call to become pas
tor of a church in Reading, Mass, ant
will enter upon his duties there abou
April /.
Quite a company of friends Of Mrs. 3
A. Bundy gathered at the home OF he
son, Fred G. Bundy, Thursday evening
in honor of her birthday anniversary
Mrs. Bundy was the recipient of birth
day cake and ring.
About so ladies and gentlemen attend
ed an afternoon tea given by Mrs. Arthu
F. Stone at Hy llcrest on Washington
birthday. Tea was served in the dlnini
room by Miss Cornel Fairbanks, Mis-
ROBBIE and Mrs Arthur F. Walker.
Charles R. Cheney closed his engage
ment with A. c. Harvey last week, an
goes to Woodsville tomorrow to take
similar position with Doe Brothers M
: Cheney has host of friends here VIII
will wish him success in his new position
, Lester H. Greene, who is well remen
J. bered here as a former clerk in Bingham
drug store, is a candidate for alderms
in ward / in Montpelier. Mr.. Greene
a now prominent druggist and man
A. facturer of proprietary medicines in t
re capital city.
+. Miss Ella Wilmarth and Edmund Ca
c. left this morning for Boston and "
er leave there for Washington with
is party of teachers and pupils on
e Boston Globe excursion. On their retr
ek Miss Wllmarth will visit Brook
ay schools and Mr.. Carr will spend I
weeks with relatives near Boston.
Gu The St. Johnsbury party who are t
!, ing trip up the Nile, write very ent
lev siastically OF the beauties oil that histt
his region. They will finish the Nile
- this week and Mr. and Mrs, Bro
tar have engaged passage for Mr.. ClaI
1en home in Malta on March 8. In a le
to to the editor Mr. Clapp says that he
49, poets to sail for New York in May
lem will visit his ST. Johnsbury friends SO
lose time next summer.
pre- Johnston Stanley is likely to be che
SI'' as a member OF the Freshman GREY
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