St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-10-09

o Ouuudy SCHOOL ASSOCIATION at BaVerh1
last week.
r Prof Henry Fairbanks and Mrs. Fail
banks are attending the annual meetin
d of the American Board at Hartford
Prof Fairbanks is corporate membe
, OF this body.
Fred c. Beck returned yesterday f on
a weeks hunting at West Swanton witt
81 teal, blackhead and black ducks
! Oscar E. Beck, who accompanied him
returned Saturday with eight.
: Leon BatcheIder, who has been playing
at the Woodstock Inn for the past few
weeks, returns to Boston this week tc
resume his position with the orchestra
at the Somerset for the winter.
The many friends of Joseph P. Fair
banks will congratulate him on receiv.
ing one Of the Junior appointments at
Yale University. Mr. Fairbanks is as.
signed one OF the high orations.
S. D. Parker, inspector, has closed his
engagement with the New England Tele-
phone branch here and gone to Montpe-
lier to take similar position. Fred Ben.
nett OF Burlington takes bis place.
Principal Comstock was called to An
dover, Mass, Monday to attend the
funeral of DR.. c. F. P. Bancroft, the prin
cipal of PhjIlips-Andover Academy for
the past SO years. President Tucker of
Dartmouth conducted the funeral services.
Miss Anna Mae Somervile goes to Bel
lows Falls next Tuesday to sing at the
first of series of parIor entertainments
to be given during the winter under the
auspices of the Mount KiIburn Mission
airy society of the Congregational church
of that place.
Among the st, Johnsbury visitors at
the Pan-American this week are Miss |
Emma Warner, who accompanied Mrs.
6. 7. Colwell and Miss Annie B. Daniels,
W. E. Burnham of the Republican office,
and A. B. Hosmer.
Charles E. Ayers, who was recently
from the railroad repair sbop
here to the shops at Boston, wasin town
a few days last week making preparation
to move his family there. Mrs Aver and
Miss Edna V. Moulton will go this week.
They will live in Somerville.
Miss Lora M. Morse will move this
week from Summerville to the Wakefield
block on Eastern avenue, which she has
rented. George c. Cary will move this
week from his North Danviile farm to
Miss Morses Summerville house and
Mrs. Wakefield will move to her house
IN Main street.
Miss Margaret E. Gorham played with
he Knelsel Quartette at Montpelier
Thursday night and the Montpelier
ournal says, "She played in a dashing,
style which was effective, and
Ter performances throughout gave gen.
line pleasure to hearers. She is a Young
ady with future in the musical world"
The friends of Miss Mary Fairbanks
ewett of Berkeley, Cal, will congratu-
ate her upon her election as president of
he senior class, of the University of
california, the highest honor the class
an confer upon a student AS far
S the students are concerned she is now
he social head of that great university.
aving entire charge of all the senior
unctions.
Mrs. M. R. p Hatch, formerly of St.
is represented in several ofthe
september magazines: "Dartmouth's
tribute to Webster" illustrated, in Sue.
IS; dartmouth and the Webster Cen
:ennlal with 13 illustrations in the Gran
tie Monthly, and Some More City Tales"
n recent Independent, which was a
sequel to "City Tales" published May 81
n the same weekly.
Louis Heon and Miss Amerinda Row.
daughter of Sam Roy, were married at
Notre Dame church Monday morning bv
Kew Father Bolssonnault in the presence
Of few relatives and friends. The bride
wore dress Of white silk, and was at
tended by the groom's sister, Miss
Emma Heon, as bridesmaid, while the
brides brother acted as best man. Mr..
and Mrs Heon will board at the groom's
home for the present.