St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-05-29
PERSONALS.

lis town Monday.
a Judge F. E. Alfred of Newport was
-. town Wednesday.
,s Dana o. CowIes of Hardwick is i
a town for few days.
Mrs. H. B. Gordon visited at Lyndon
IS vile the first of the week.
Miss Theresa Straub is spending {
T. week with her sister in Harvard.
Miss Inez Hathaway of Hardwicl
visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Perry of Barre are
4 visiting at their sons, c. V. Perry.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Brooks return.
ed to their home yesterday for the sum-
mer.
Hon. Alexander Dunnett will deliver
the Memorial day address at West Con-
cord.
Mrs. c. A. Calderwood, who has been
i'll for the past four weeks, is con.
valescing.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Gray are to move
into the tenement soon to be vacated bv
E. c. Potter.
Miss Leta R. Hartshorn of Evanston.
ILL.,, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Gil
bert E. Woods.
Mrs. Mary L. Williams went to Boston
Yesterday where she will spend, some
time with friends.
Mrs. Chester Dean, who has been visit
ing relatives in Barre during the past
week. has returned.
w. H. ROBBIE was called to Bradford
last night by the serious illness of his
brother, E. w. ROBBIE.
Mrs L. G. Spencer and Mrs. Ella S.
Truax went to Newton Highlands YES
terday to visit friends.
Mrs. W. II. Sargent and Miss Margaret
Robie spent few days last week with
relations at South Farlee.
Dr. c. A. Provost is in New York for q
ew weeks, pursuing a special course of
study at Belleveue Hospital
Rev. George W. Morrow, superintend
mt of the Anti.Saloon League, was in '
own Saturday between trains. !
Mrs. c. F. Morse left last week for I
1asthampton to visit her daughter and q
other friends in M massachusetts,. @
Mrs. Emma Shufelt Moore of Quincy, 2
Mass, is visiting friends here, and will t
'ssist at the Memorial day concert.
Wilbert ]. Farr has closed his engage. n
nent at the First National Bank and re. II
nrned to his home in East Hardwick. p
wellington H. Tinker of Union Theo- b
oglcal Seminary, returned last week and a
1ill spend few weeks vacation at his p
ONE. in
John Mcdonald, dealer in optical goods, &c
as returned from two weeks success. A
Il business trip to various parts of the m
ate. &C
Lyle A. Burbank and daughter LYDIA pa
Danvllle, P. @, returned Monday to
lelr home after few days visit with I'll
lends. he
Mrs. c. M. Stone, Miss Stone, Mrs. 7. tn
y. Warden and Miss Warden are ex. a
cted home from California Saturday w
ornipg. IN
Carl M. Spencer and son George, who tn
i've been spending few days at Mr. It's
old home, left for Des Moines Tn
lturday. tn
Miss Edith Bartlett of Island Pond De
as the guest of Miss Elizabeth tones nj
80 Summer street for a few days the ne'
lst week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Babcock have been Or
ending the past week at the home of
cir daughter Mrs. Maud Babcock hol
tel, in Monroe. Co
albert I. Sault returned from Newport Ma
st week and has been taking Ed. anC
oore's place for few days because of am
2 latter's illness. i ito,
l.. Ranney, formerly deputy "
'rlif here, but now of Lowell, is in an5
wn and will remain here during the l noi
1e term of court. ar
V. Lucas from Lowell is visiting his sto
'ther, Mrs. A. R. Lucas. He will spend the
month here and with friends at Marsh y
Id and Peacham. v
IN the June number of Success, Miss Bun
'nnle knights lde has four illustra- l.. I
ms Tor Ina Brevoort Roberts story y
he Mills of Cod" TN
Mrs Seymour Lane of Newport has A
en- spending a few days with her NJ:
lighter, Miss Ruth Lane who is at roa T.
lding the Academy. AZ:
Miss Mabel Hamilton of Danville 57t
is in town Monday. She is elocution ag;
lcher at Lyndon Institute and is pre- i ihs
ring for the commencement. al
drs. W. A. Burke left for Lawrence WEI
ass, Thursday to visit her mother. ~
fore her return she will visit Belcher- mo
vn and other Massachusetts towns, $4G
ohm Hoffman, son of Rev. ]. H. Hof-
N, now of Reading, Mass, who has Y.
N at Sutton for few months, went to A
rdwick last week, where he has a DO ing
ion. Dus
-ouis Laverture, formerly of Concord cha,
now member Of the fire department. N,
II.