St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-10


nesday from a business trip to Ne,
York.
DC Mrs. Jane Williamson of West Concor
eli is stopping with Mrs. A. E. Reed for
II few days.
10 Miss Rosa Bailey goes to Lyndonvill
Z. this week to work in Mrs. Bigelow'
u millinery store.
Il Downer Newell E. c. Lewis, Joseph P
e Fairbanks came home from Yale for tn,
Easter vacation.
!. Elisha May went to Guildhall yester
t day to attend the Essex county court
! which opens today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Babcock went to
Monroe Yesterday to visit their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Maud Astel.
5. N. Brown of Boston, president of
E. & T. Fairbanks & Co., was in town
Wednesday on business.
Miss Eta M. Newell of the Dartmouth
College library is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Robert Mackinnon.
Prot. Charles D. Hazen of Smith Col
lege' Northampton, Mass, spent his
vacation with his parents,
Rev. E. M. Chapman was called to
New Milford, Conn, this week by the
death of Mrs. Chapman's grandfather.
Miss Frances Hastings entertained a
number of friends with sugar on snow at
The Bluffs" last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. G. Morrison, who has been
spending portion OF the winter at w.
II. Robes, has returned to Lyndonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rannev have
returned from their California trip. Mr..
Ranney met number of Vermonters on
his trip.
Nd. J. Hovey was elected secretary of
the Vermont Ice Dealers Association at
the annual meeting held in Burlington
last week.
L. b. ROBBIE, who has been at Bright
look Hospital for several weeks, has so
far recovered as to return to his home
last week.
Judge Jonathan Ross went to St.
Adams Monday to act as referee in the
Albert Sowles insolvency case. The hear.
ing began yesterday.
Ernest Mcfarland has completed his
studies at the Bryant aud Stratton
school at Boston and is now a travelling
salesman for E. Smith & Co. of Boston. {
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Eastman gave a .
sugar party at Homorient farm last Fri
lay afternoon which was greatly enjoyed +
~ the so young and old folks that were
here. c
William W. Grant, Jr., of Denver and
Willard L. Hartshorn of Evanston, ILL.,,
10Th OF Dartmouth College, spent their S
easter vacation with St. Tohnsburv
riends. q
Miss Mildred Houston ofaRicbford
'egan clerking for E. L. Hunt & Co. SAT- E
'ruay' She is an experienced clerk and
las made speciality of the sale of ladies' .
garments.
Mrs. c. 3. Lewis and daughter Reta.
vent to Lewiston, Main, last week to s
DIN Mr.. Lewis who is now travelling I
alesman for the Swift Brothers branch
louse in that city. 1
Judge W. +. Stafford went to Burling.
on Friday with his father who is now q
n sanitarium. The latter's mauy q
nends will be glad to learn that he is
much better since going to Burlington. F
Guy W. Hill was in Concord, Victory
Ind CRANKY, Monday securing witnesses =
or the North Concord kidnapping case |
u State VS.. Mclaughlin which is to be \
ried at the present term of the Essex i
county court.
Crawford Ranney and Judge W. P.
smith attended the annual meetings of e
he Buttonhole companies at Portland b
asst week Tuesday and Mr.. Ranney was
collected director of the International
3uttonhole company.
MISS Grace M. Switser has returned y
after spending most of the winter with t
r'ends in Cambridge, Mass. During her
stay In that city she was engaged for a
portion of the time as a substitute a
.eacher in the schools. g
The presentation of the cantata GA
Midsummer Nights Dream" at Sher.
brooke last Monday evening is of local =.
interest 1t was given by the Ladies
MUSICAL, an organization of which Mrs.
george ID. Bradford, formerly of this
own is president, under the direction Of
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost who gave the
ecitals in the performance. Mrs. Rob.
1T Maekinnon and Miss Newell of Han.
'Ver went Sherbrooke Monday to attend p