St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-02-20

from a several days business trip t.
: Boston.
Horace F. Graham of Craftsbury wa
in town Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness trip.
Edward Brown who has been very il
) for the past two months is slowly con
valescing.
Miss Mary Shorey will resume he
place in Lougee Bothers and Smythe'
store Monday.
Mrs. Jefferson Cowles and Mrs. Emma
Carpenter 20 to Burlington today for q
months visit.
| John B. Chase is assisting the .Repub
lican staff during the absence of Miss
Florence May.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Willie Caswell Of Con
cord, visited his mother, Mrs. Cordelia
Caswel last week.
Mrs. Albert Perley has entered the
suit and garment department Of thu
Brooks Tyler store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Ball have re.
turned from Boston where they have
been spending a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur R. Brooks oil
Wilder were in town to attend the Ernest
Seton Thompson lecture.
Mrs. E. W. Harrington of Pawtucket,
r. l., is in town, called here by the death
of her mother, Mrs. Wheeler O.
Luther p. Brown, formerly of this
place, has recently opened mandatory
of butter prints in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. French at
tended the ball given by Harvey G.
Lapier in White6eld Friday evening.
]. E. Bertrand of the Avenue House
and Harry Impey are in Boston this
week as witnesses in railroad case.
Mrs. Harry B. Gordon, who has been
so severely i'll during the winter, is so far
improved that she is able to ride out.
Horace Carpenter passed his Goth
birthday Sunday. He is quite feeble, but
received calls from few Of his friends on
that day.
Miss May c. Ranney of the Brooks
Tyler store is on business trip to New
York and Boston. She will return about
March l.
c. S. Pierce of GraceviIle, Mimi, is
spending few days in town. He was
called east by the death of his brother,
E. c. Pierce.
Misses Grace aud Florence Russell of
Providence have been here several days,
called home by the illness and death of
their mother Miss Grace will remain
short time.
The many st. ,Johnsbury friends of Ly-
man P. Wood of Burlington will note
with interest that he is a candidate for
alderman on the republican ticket and
wish him success at the polls.
A. M. Lang, St. J. A., 100, systematic
and thorough teacher, who has been
teaching in the town of Concord this
school year, now has the offer of the
high school department at West Con-
cord.
George L. Giffin, who has been in the
store of Steele, Tapln & Co., for some
time, will close his engagement there
soon and go to Laconia to enter the en-
ploy of Bailey's music rooms in that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Blinn of Stan
bridge, Que, and Mrs. Emily Rowell and
daughter, Alice, of Frelighsburg, Que,
spent few days in town during the
week as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
liam Higgins and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Harris.
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost goes to
North Stratford Friday evening as
reader in concert given by the Dart
mouth College Glee Club. Mrs. Frost
also goes to Sherbrooke soon to reat
midsummer Nights Dream" to b.
given with orchestra and chorus.
News has been received of the death Of
| Rev. Nj. A. Gates at Dorset, Monday
5 morning. He will be we'll remembered
k as a long time resident here. His re
= mains will be brought here Thursday &C
: companied by his son Owen. Owing t,
n sickness other members of the family ar
n unable to come.
d Dr. S. D. Pemberton OF this place an
Miss Lula Beeman Of Krksville, Mo-
o were married at the home OF the bride i
J. that city on Jan 80. On their we1diu
journey they spent some time in Chicag
n. and at Niagara. DR.. Pemberton returne
~ yesterday. Mrs. Pemberton is spendiu
&C. a few days with her brother, DR.. Beema
-. at Montpelier.
lis At the annual meeting OF the Northei
be Bankers Association at Wells Riy
Thursday night Cashier Ruiter of Il