St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-20
PERSONALS.


last week with Mrs. Frank o. French.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fabyan from Newbury
was the guest Of Mrs. Harriet Ross, FIR
day.
Mrs EIiz7 Bowker was removed t.
Bcigbtlook Hospital, Monday, for treat
ment.
Miss Leonora Herbert of Stanstead
P.Q, visited Mrs. NJ. M. Bowles last
week.
Mrs. George E. Hazen was called tc
Hartford last week by the death of ar
uncle.
John L. AIger, principal of the State
Normal School at Johnson, was in town
Friday.
Miss Edith H. Wallace of Barnet, spent
several days last week with Miss Ethel
F. Abbott.
Mrs Allen Dazel Of Stanstead was the
guest of Miss Emma M. Warner a few
days last week.
Frank Dunn from Gardner, Mass, was
the guest of his uncle, W. P. Chafee, the
first OF the week
Mrs, Robert McKelvey and Mrs. W.
A. Russell from Miles Pond, were in
town Saturday.
Ernest B. Morse and Gilbert T. bona.
hue are on a hunting trip in northern
New Hampshire.
Miss Matte and Charles Stevens OF
East Charleston, are visiting their broth
er, John c. Stevens.
Mrs. Charles Hamblet from Barton,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. A,
Hamblet, Thursday.
Mrs. ]. P. Wescott, Jr., of Portland is
spending a few days with her father,
Edward P. Moulton.
Mrs. Harriet Chaffee Ross, who has
been visiting her parents, returns to her
home in Denver, today.
Mrs. Orrin French of SomervilIe,
Mass, came yesterday to spend Thanks
giving at Nathan French's.
George Fl. Frost, who has been home
the past week on account of illness, re-
turned to Boston, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Balch leave to-
day for Marshalltown, Ia, to spend the
winter with Mr.. Balchs sons
Mrs. X. H. Lee has returned to her
home after four weeks spent at Bright
look Hospital, and is improving
George W. Spencer is in Boston this
week stocking up the Fairbanks grocery
store for the Thanksgiving trade.
Supt. Dempsey was in Boston last Fri
day attending a meeting OF the school
superintendent of Massachusetts,
Harry Belknap, who has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks, is not
able as yet to attend to his business.
Mrs. Seymour Lane of Newport has
been spending a few days with her
daughter, Miss Ruth D. Lane, who is a
student at the Academy.
Arthur G. Sprague went to New Haven
Friday night to witness the Yale. Prince
ton game, Saturday, and is spending a
few days in Boston this week
Prof Henry Fairbanks went to Wash
lngton Monday to help the movement
for the adoption Of the reciprocity
treaties by the next Congress. {
Mrs. I. c. Haynes, who has been WIS.,
iting relatives in East Hardwick for the
past three weeks, returned last week,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. George
A. Haynes.
Richard B. Eastman, who was unfort.
innate enough to fall in the barn at
Homorient farm and break several ribs.
is getting along very comfortably and
will be out again soon.
Rev. and Mrs, M. A. Potter, who have
been in Athol, Mass, since leaving here
last spring, were in town a few DAYS last
week on their way to West Derby, where
they will spend the winter.
Henry Dauphin, Arthur Turgeon and
Adilard Dubois, three bows from the
parochial schools, went to Swanton last
week to attend the new College of the
Sacred Heart at that place.
Walter J. Darling, who has been
member of the 18th Co., U. S. Artillery,
at Fort Adams, R. l., since June has
been spending few days visiting his
mother, Mrs. Sarah G. Darling.
Z. c. Raymond, formerly shipping
clerk at Cross bakery, spent few DAYS
in town last week He is now employed
in the treasurer's Office of the Rio Grand
and Western railroad at Salt Lake CITY.
Charles Bennett, formerly foreman of
the Northern Lumber Companys mill,
but who for the past month has held a
similar position in mill at North Lis.
bon, moved his family to Litteton yes
terday.
Mrs. Florence Underwood Wakefield of
North Orange, Mass, is visiting her
mother and brothers here, and other
relatives and friends at West Concord
Her husband, Hoyt U. Wakefield. will