St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-10-02
PERSONALS.

Fred c. Mayo spent Sunday in Bur
lington.
Mrs. Eliza Bowker is a little more com
Portable.
Miss Florence Ranney is keeping books
for Amos Scott.
Mrs. William Weeks from Lyndonville
was in town Monday.
Miss Emily Johnson from Litteton is
visiting Mrs. F. E Potts.
Harvey Aldrich of Lisbon, N. H., visited
at J. W. Balchs last week.
Mrs. Dr. NJ. F. Young of Littleton is
visiting her uncle, ]. W. Balch.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Hazen have been
spending few DAYS in Boston,
Horace Pease Of Hartford was the
guest of Henry G. Ely, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Cross went to
Boston yesterday for lew days.
Miss Lillian Ryan returned Monday
from weeks visit at Mortified.
Rev. Father Boissonnault spent last
week with his parents in Canada.
Mrs. Fletcher OF Burlington is visiting
her sister, Mrs George E. Goodall.
Mrs. c. F, Morse has been visiting at
her sons home in North Craftsbury.
Miss Carrie S. Drew spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Hardwick.
Mss Rose Benoit began work in Miss
Wiliamson's millinery store yesterday.
Miss Emma Babcock went to Sheffield |
Monday for weeks visit withrelatives.
John Letorneau Of Lyndonville began
work in J. Pigeons barber shop Mon
day.
Mrs. Alfred Crocker, Jr., and daughter,
Ruth, are visiting relatives at Barnstable,
Mass.
Miss Mabel Gage from Fitch Bay, Pc,
is spending two weeks with Mrs. B. F.
Rollins.
Fred W. Taylor left yesterday after.
noon for four days business trip in
Boston.
Miss c. Mae Tlllinghast of Providence |
is spending few days with Miss Maude 7
H. Barbiery.
Mrs. Charles E. Morrill, of Barton has }
been spending the past week with Mrs. J
c. M. Stone. t
Miss Abbie Bailey of Coos, N H., came b
yesterday to spend two weeks with Miss
Mary Shorey. s
Alex. Borland returned last week to a
Baltimore to continue his studies in b
medical college. b
Mrs. J. D. Abbott and Mrs. Claude
Gillian of Barnet were guests of J, W. v
BaIch, Tuesday. e
Miss Ina P. Clark is at her place in It
Lougee Bros. & Smythe's store after v
months vacation. e
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Gage leave this
noon for St. Louis, Mo. They will stop h
at Buffalo en- route. '
Miss Winnie Hamilton of Newport is r.
with Miss A. Olive Maloney in her Main r
street millinery store. b
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 1. Kidder spent Sun :
day at Johnson where Mrs. Kidder will
remain for a few days. n
Frank D. Thompson and Alfred Crock /
er, Jr., leave Friday for Holeb, Maine for y
a weeks hunting trip. a
Miss Alice M. Johnson went to New. o
port, N. H., yesterday to spend two e
weeks with her brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Dunn from Gardner, "
Mass, were the guests of her brother, "
W. P. Chaffee Thursday. k
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Stanley have IL
moved from Brooklyn to this place and c.
will spend the winter here. t.
Miss Emma Roderer assumed a posi-
ton as teacher of the first class in the )
parochial school October /, t
W. H. Clarke of Cleveland, who is visit h
ing at West Concord, called on his St. j
Johnsbury friends yesterday, Il
Mrs. William Lynn Of Plymouth was Il
IN town recently, having been called here
by the death OF Dennis Larma. S
Master William Babcock went to North d
Monroe Saturday to spend short time L
with his sister, Mrs. George Aste. n
Mrs. S. H. French and son Harold. a
have moved from Clinton avenue and v
will board al DR.. c. F. o. Tinker's. c
Mrs. Uriah Elliott is attending the S
state w. c. T. U. convention at Bellows
Falls as delegate from the local union. J
Mrs. E. M. Leland aud Mrs. S. T. +
Brooks drove to Woodsville last week to t
attend the state w. c. T. U. convention. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden S. Freeman, who S
have been visiting at W. H. Worthen's,
have returned to their home in Lancaster. t
Miss Mary E. Mastin has accepted a E
position as librarian at the Ludlow lib. Il
rary and enters upon her duties next q
week.
Mrs. c. W. Thomas and son returned
to their home in Boston Friday. George
enters the Institute of Technology this
week.