St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-07-03


" PerleyD Bacon of St. Johnsbury Cente
and Frank Edwards have hired a cottag
k at Joe's Pond, and with their wives arr
enjoying a weeks outing there.
b Miss Helen S. Ellis, daughter of Capt
Henry w. Ellis, went to Portland Fri
] day to spent some TINT with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. N. Soue.
: !. L. Merrill is at home for a few days
visiting his parents Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
! c. H. Merrill. He is now connected with
the General Railway Supply Co. of Pitts
burg.
Tracy E. Hazen, curator of the Museum,
f Miss Isabelle Paddock and Miss Mary E.
Ide are attending the annual field meet
ing of the State Botanical club at Rut-
land.
Miss Helen S. Patterson of Boston
arrived home Saturday for the summer
She was accompanied by her friend, Miss
Grace Brown, who will be her guest for
time.
Arthur F. Dempsey of West Fltchburg,
Mass, has been visiting his brother,
Supt. c, H. Dempsey. Both left for their
home today, driving through the White
Mountains.
Guy H. Abbott, Dartmouth, '02, has
been spending few days at home. He
will play ball with the Newport, N. H.,
team this summer and goes to that
place today.
Miss Ellen M. Cushman and Miss
LaiIa Mcneil have returned from Vel
lesley College. Miss Mcneil is accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Anne Ripley of
Oak Park, III.
Miss Emma c. Swanson left Saturday |
for an extended visit to relatives in var
ious parts Of the west. She goes first to
Minneapolis, and later will join a party
on trip to Alberta.
Ward B. Eastman and family from
Southern Pines, N, c., visited his nephew,
W. B, Eastman, last week. They are
now visiting at Lyndon, and will spend
the summer in this vicinity.
Arthur B. Gaf1ney aud Miss Rachael J.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Fleming, were united in marriage last
Wednesday evening at THE Manse" by
Rev. Edward M. Chapman.
George W. Hallett, son OF the late
Russell Hallett, formerly of this town,
died at his home in Kansas City, Mon
day after a few months sickness. The
funeral is to be held there today.
Rev. E. M. Chapman went to Worces-
ter Monday to conduct the funeral of a
veteran of the Spanish american war.
The officers funeral was held on the an
niversary of the battle of Ell Caney.
Mrs. Kate Lewis attended the com.
exercises at Yale last week
Her son Edwin, who graduated with the
class of 'O1, returned with her. Fred
erick NJ. Clapp of New York, member
of the same class, is the guest of Mr.. /
Lewis.
Mrs. Caleb ]. Emery and daughter
Helen of Biddeford, Me-, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cole for a few
weeks. DR.. Emery, who has been with
hem the past week, has returned to |
3iddetord. i
Miss Martha A. Jenness, Mrs. B. M.
rilIotson, Mrs. F. V. Powers, Mrs. W.
NJ. Hovey, Rev. A. F. Walch, Alice Park
hurst, Edna Scott, ]. L. Couch, E. F.
Brown and George c. Felch are attend
ng the Universaist convention at West
Concord this week.
Dartmouth College conferred the de-
gree OF D. D upon Rev Charles H Merrill
II the class of '67 at its last commence
nent and gave the degree of Master of II
Arts to Hon. B. F. Stevens of London. S
The latter is native of Barnet and has
many friends ia this vicinity.
c. S. Ward, who represents the H.
ernational Y. M. c. A. committee
n the northwestern district, is in town,
he guest of Mrs. Asa Randall. He at n
en- led the recent convention in Boston g
md is spending his vacation in Vermont.
Mrs. Ward accompanies him. =
Miss M. Josephine Peck entertained /
he members of the Athenian and Adel- t
'hian socseties of the Academy at her
omt on Railroad street Saturday even +
ng, Tune o. The event was one of the +
most delightful social occasions of the
chool year. Refreshments were served
md the evening spent in games and /
lancrng, v
The sad intelligence was received here t
asst week that Mabel, youngest daughter II
II Mr. and Mrs Dickerman, pleasantly .
emembered here, now of Dorchester, died r
une %, after a four days illness from
1ouble pneumonia and acute peritonitis. Ii
She was Is years old, very attractive
young lady and was to have graduated 2
The day before she died.
The following from the Burlington Y
Free Press OF Saturday will be of inter- :
,st to ST. Johnsbury people: president
and Mrs Nj. H. Buckham and Rev. John
w Buckham oE Salem MaSS went +o