St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-05-08
PERSONALS,


c. NJ. Berry went to New York Satu
day night on a short business trip.
]. D. Goodrich OF East Hardwck visit
ed his son, A. NJ. Goodrich, last week.
Harry Burnham of Stowe visited hi
brother, George E. Burnham, last week.
6. c. Frye returned the last OF tn
week from few weeks spent in Boston
Mrs. Iustus Burnham is very i'll will
pneumonia at the St. .Johnsbury Hospi
tai.
Rev. A. c, Hussey exchanges with Rev.
c. E. Tedford Of Lvndonville next Sum-
day.
Mrs. L. c. Andrews from Hyde Park
was guest of Miss Grace Taylor last
week
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Deming of Mont
pelier were guests at Henry c. Boyntons
last week.
Fred Switser of Sutton began work at
Lougee Brothers and Smytbe's store last
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. P. Leach, who has been quite
Ill for the past ten days, is little more
comfortable.
Mrs. Mary Morrison and Mrs Sarah
Marshall are spending the week with
friends at LyndonvlIe.
E. c. Holmes and Mrs. E. A. Symes |
and son Wendell of Ryegate visited at
]. W. Balch's last week,
Mrs. James Randall returned to Lyn.
donvllle today, ccompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs. c. G. Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H Pope and son Fred
OF Greensboro, were the guests of Perley
Pope two days last week.
Ezra Parker, Boston wholesale mer-
chant, was the guest OF his friend, Frank
W. Hastings, over Sunday.
Miss Kate Mack OF Hardwick returned
to her home yesterday after few days
visit to Miss Helen Boynton.
Mrs. Mae Robinson Batchelder, of Bar. {
ton, was the guest of Mrs. Charles w.
Steele several days last week.
Miss Annie McIver went to Bethlehem
Monday, where she has position in the
Sinclair house for the summer.
Marion F., the little daughter of Will
liam A. Little, fell from tricycle. Mon
lay and broke her left forearm.
o. II. Henderson was in Ludlow Mon
lay and Tuesday on business connected q
With the Gill Odd Fellows Home. "
The wedding of Robert w. Simonds
and Miss Martha A. Farmer takes place IL
1t the home of the bride at East Burke ~
at 1890 today. p
Miss Elsie German, who has been quite
lick for several weeks, was taken to fri
3rightlook Hospital last week and is
slowly improving. IN
John Flynn and George Oliver took =.
arriage drive to Whitefeld last week -
unday where they visited the latter's
ster, Mrs. Harry Lamere. ne
Mrs. Helen Thompson House, of New III
ort, who has just returned from Pasa. me
ena, where she has spent the winter,
dS III LOWH last wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Ranlet and daugh- OF
er, Bessye, OF Littleton, have moved
Ito Amos SCOTS house on Pearl street. sp'
lr. Scott will board with them.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Simanton and two the
'ns leaves this week for months visit 30
18th her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. p. na
dgerton, at Washington, n J. DC
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned R. Young will go to j.
lover Friday to spend a few days. ten
hey will play at the commencement L
iercises of Derby Academy Friday even. ~ ~
g.
Owing to illness, Letter Carrier Chas. y: n
French has been off his route during IN
ne past week and Herbert A. Wilcox A
as been delivering the Railroad street Lea
lai Off
Darwin Houghton sustained severe ~. ,e
Jury to his thumb few days ago lob
While assisting in fence building on his gee
lrm the thumb was struck with heavy sec
ammer. 10
Inc Weodlng OF walter Poland Ran Def
in and Miss Alice Louise Meserve of OF
oston will take place this evening at +
O'Clock, at the Second Church, Copley Ver
quare, Boston. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Lockwood of Rich ~ ~
lond, Que, have been spending a por- ten
on OIL their bridal tour in town the past sor
'eek, as the guests of Mrs. Lockwood's I
nce, Samuel V. Fleming. c1e'
Harry B. Gordon will close his engage a.
lent at the Standard Drug store this Ea
'eek and goes to Laconia to accept r
mlar position. Mrs. Gordon will re. nre
lain here for the present. of
John B. Chase, former associate ed IN ,
or OF the CALEDoNIAN, has given up his n
osition on the Putnam, Conn, Observer lea,
nd returned to Bradford. He is now T
elping in the Bradford Opinion office. DIV
John Mcdonald is in Barre looking +ho
fter the interests OF his optical business A
e has large trade in his line in Barre the
lontpe Ter and other towns in that tne
&c nifty as well as in this section of the oe
ate De-,
Theophilus Drew Of Chicago is spending j.,
few weeks with bis brother, Ora N. r.