St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-05-22


sc Edison Ranney and wife, and son Hor
d ace, spent last week at Wlloughby
Lake.
i D. W. Oakley is moving his family tc
Autumn street to keep house for Irving
Smith.
Mrs B. A. Beeman and two daughters
f OF jericho are visiting her father, c. H.
=. Ranney.
Mrs. Henry Sargent of West Concord
= is visiting Mrs. T. c. Haynes and other
relatives.
Miss Addie Grow left Tuesday for
f Holyoke and will also visit friends in
Springfield.
Mrs. Frank Richardson was called to
Hudson, N. Y, Monday by the death of
her mother.
Miss Marion Glynn is assisting in c.
E. Simanton's store during his absence in
New Jersey.
Charles Wright, from Swanton, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter Viii.
comb Thursday.
Miss Blinn from Stanbridge, P. O., is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Lizzie
Harris, this week.
Richard Flint, who was seriously i'll
last week, is better. Mrs. Flint is also
slowly improving.
Mrs. l.. L. Kendall, who has been Wis
iting friends at Laconia several weeks
returned yesterday.
Mrs. Leonide Gagnon Lauglois re-
turned to Lebanon yesterday after a
brief visit to friends here.
Mrs. DR.. Burton of Minneapolis was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Bundy,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Margaret r. Clark entertained
about so of her friends at birthday
party last Wednesday evening.
Leo Dubray has moved from Amos
SCOTS house on Pearl street, and taken
rooms in l. ]. Robinson's house.
The many friends of Mrs. L. P. Leach
will be pleased to learn she is rapidly i'm
proving and able to be about the house,
The Cake Walk Club met with Mrs.
John Belknap Tuesday, and Saturday
were entertained by Mrs. James Moore.
c. O. Baker went to Windsor vester.
day to serve in the grand jury OF the
United States court which is now in ses-
sion.
F. E. Holbrook of Brooklyn, formerly
Of st. Johnsbury, was in town the first
Of the week en- route to Hollowell, Me-,
where he is now employed.
Mrs. 0. S. Abbott and Miss Ellen I
Abbott were at Hanover Thursday and c
Friday attending the festivities of the
week at Dartmouth college.
Mrs. F. A. Allison and son Robert. {
eft Tuesday for Concord and will visit
riends in Providence, Lawrence and v
5oston, before their return. =
Mrs. Stephen M. Folsom of Bellows K
Falls will attend the Mary Howe concert is
this evening. While in town she will be W
The guest of Mrs. H. J. Emerson. =,
Miss Florence Kent and Miss N
Elizabeth Flint entertained the men,
bers of the Adelphian and Athenian a
societies very pleasantly at the formers t.
home Saturday evening. II
Henry L. Clapp with his wife and Ii
sister, Miss Dammit, of Malta, landed in A
New York Wednesday. They came from t
Naples on the Hohenzollern of the a
North German Lloyd line. r.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Hussey and Miss u
ISABEL Henderson went to Springfield q
to attend the National Bap. II
list Missionary anniversary as delegates d
rom the First Baptist church. o
James S. Weeks, grand patron of the y
grand lodge of Vermont, O. E. S., is in II
"olcott today attending district meet D
ng OF the order. Tomorrow he goes to q
Bristol to organize new chapter. a a,
DIR. T. r. Stiles was in New York last "
week attending the American Congress P
ot tuberculosis as a delegate from the st
state Board of Health DR.. Holton of e. e.
8rattleboro was elected president. r
Miss Matte Stevens, who has been ell
spending the winter with friends in New A
York and Philadelphia, visited her II
brother, John c. Stevens, this week, on w
Ter way to her home in Charleston. IL
William J. Lowre, who has been suffer. di
ng from severe attack of rheumatic Y
ever Tor about two months is gradually n
gaming in health and expects to reopen I.
lis shoe repairing shop on Eastern Gl
avenue about June 1. M
Word has been received in Morrisvlle ne
rom Hon. Mason S. Stone, who was in fiji
he party of judges en- route to the Phil pa
pplnes in which were Judge and Mrs. p a.
safes. The party had a rather uncom- ar