St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-03

was the guest OF Mrs. Ethan Carr la
week.
Miss Marion Moore closes her engag
ze ment at E. L. Hunt & Co.'S store tn
week.
r Mrs. Freeman Pierce visited her siste
Mrs. George Morrill,, at the Center la:
81 week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells c. Badger al
n visiting their son, Adna Badger, i
Barre.
If Mr.. and Mrs. George Folsom fron
+ Chelsea are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Alice Roberts.
4 Judge W. p. Stafford went to Guldhal
yesterday to preside over the Essex
county court
Albert c. Sault returned from Bradford
Friday and will place new instruments
here for time.
Mrs. Frank G. Williams of Mechanics
vile, N. Y, is spending two weeks with
her parents here.
Supt. Clarence H. Dempsey is spending
his vacation at his old home in West
Fitchburg Mass.
Guy Rocheleau has so far recovered
from his recent illness that he returned
to Swanton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Hooker of Bradford
were guests at w. E. KelIoggs during
the musical convention.
Miss Alice Lorimer, Of Newport, who
has been spending a few days with
friends returned Monday.
Calvin E. Brown has taken the posi-
ton in A. c. Harveys store recently va
Gated by Charles R. Cheney.
The two. months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lanctot, Jr., died Friday.
The funeral was held Sunday.
Miss Gladys Aver and Miss Julia Hall
from Stoneham, Mass, are the guests
this week OF Mrs. A. S. Bartlett.
Miss Grace Hatch, of Lowell, has been
visiting her aunt, Miss Lillian G. Searle.
They both return to Lowell today.
W. B. Eastman moved last week from
Mrs. X. Lairds house on Pearl street to
the Shattuck house at 25 Cliff street
Rev. George W. Morrow, OF Burling
ton, secretary of the Anti.Saloon League,
was in town last week for short time.
Mrs. Clara Noyes and daughter, Ger
trude, from Lancaster, were the guests
OF her brother, E. N. Randall last week.
Frank Jones, who has been on the vii
lage force for the past two years, has
commenced driving for Austin !. Morrill,.
Ernest F. Tinker of the U. S. Fish COM
mission left Friday for a two weeks
vacation in New York city and vicinity.
Miss Ethel Abbott returned from her
Western visit Saturday and Sunday
resumed her position in the South church
choir.
Miss Edith Brown of Swanton and
Miss Glenn Leach OF Lyndon were the
guests of Miss Jeanie Rocheleau over
Sunday.
Rev. Edward M. Chapman breaches in
The First Congregational church at Bur-
ngton this evening at special lenten
service.
Crawford Ranney is spending the week
in Portland and Boston on business and
Mrs. Ranney is visiting her daughter at
Boston.
Mrs D. N. TrulI from Lyndon attended
the Choral Union convention last week
aud was the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. H. c.
Newell.
Lieut.-Gov. NJ. F. Allen and Stoddard N.
Allen, both OF Ferrisburg, were the guests
of Col. T. c. Fletcher a couple of DAYS
last week.
Rev. A. c. Hussey is out again after
two weeks sickness with the grip. Mrs.
Husseyis confined to the house this week
with the grip.
Miss Sadie Cameron is spending her
'''NNNlOh hOHl hDDOlL Academy mere,
and is accompanied by her friend, Miss
Baxter, from Marsh6ed, Ohio.
Miss Grace A. Griswold has resigned
her position as teacher at the Pierce's
mill school and entered the office of the
New England Telephone Exchange.
Reverend Mother ST. Beatrice, Superior
Provincial of the convent of the Congre-
cation de Notre Dame Montreal, is visit
the Sisters of the Convent this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bartlett went to
Stoneham, Mass, last week and on their
return were accompanied by Mrs. Bart
Iett's sister, who willspend several weeks
here.
Misses Ellen NJ. Cushman, Laia Nc.
Mel and Alice M. Johnson are home from
Wellesley and Miss ]. Adelaide Marshall ,
from Burlington, to spend the Easter
vacation.
Some OF the public school teachers
have gone elsewhere to spend their vaca-
ton. Mrs. Laura N. Hazen is at Woods ,