St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-13
PERSONALS.

George Houghton was IN Boston, las
week on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Gage returned Fri
day from their western trip.
Wilson Gorham is spending few days
with his sister in Lancaster.
Elk Gov. Roswell Farnham of Brad.
ford was in town Thursday.
Miss May Tillotson is assisting in the
office work at c. H. Goss' store.
Or, and Mrs. George Rowell Of Barton
Lending a,rcjn town Monday.
Mrs Hurry {. Newell has gone to Hol.
yoke, Mass, to visit her daughter.
Z. L. Hunt is in Boston this week pur-
chasing goods for the holiday trade.
Mrs. F. D. Thompson is spending a
few days with her parents at Barton.
E. Lyford of c, A. Currier & Co.'S
store, is spending few days in Boston.
Miss. Eliza Wood Blodgett of BurIing-
ton is spending few days with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huard have gone
to Portland where he has position as a
glazer.
Prof Richard Hamilton from New
York City has been visiting Raymond J. |
Trainor.
Mrs. Silas Mastin has been spending a
few days with her daughter, Mary, at
Ludlow.
Mrs Edward NJ. Chapman goes this
week to Connecticut, where she will visit
relatiycs
Miss Earle Moye of Watervie, Canada
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs George
P. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T, Barber from Shef-
field were the guests of his aunt, Mrs.
Bruce, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gleed of Litteton
were the guests of her brother Edwin A.
Towne, Monday.
Mrs. c. H, Jersey of Wolfboro, N. H.
is spending a few weeks with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. E. H. Ross. !
Herbert S. Cutting, who has been ill t
for a short time, was taken to Bright
look Hospital yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank H. Brooks left
Monday for Brookline, Mass, where +
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester B. Tucker Of West +
Somervile, Mass, spent Sunday with II
her sister, Mrs. E. n Randall.
Lucus K. Hazen from Grandin, Mo-,
is visiting his parents. He is now in the
employ OF large lumber firm at Grandin.
Mrs. ]. c. Eaton from Lyndon, and "
Mrs. W. A. Baldwin and daughter, Lulu, u
from Lyndonville were in town Friday.
Harry L. Heald formerly of this place, "
has returned from Topeka, Kan, to d
Littleton and resumed the practice of "
law in that place. CT
Miss Mabel Hamilton of Danvllle, who u
is teaching elocution at Lyndon Insti- IL
tute, spent Saturday and Sunday with &c
Miss Carrie B. Sargent. r
DR.. Walter H. Merrill, of Washington,
d. C., spent Sunday at his home here. in
lie is in Boston testifying before the
United States court as an X-rav expert. pc
DR.. George NJ. Hawley, who has been ne
in Dr. 6. F. Cheney's office for few n
weeks, closed his engagement there Sat-
urday and returned to his home in Swan or
ton. W
Pearl M. Countryman of Newport has
been spending few days with friends in III
town. He has recently sold his interest
in the granite quarry at Newport to E. II
l.. Carrick.
Frank J. Merrill, who has been en- CT
ployed at the scale factory, left yesterday h;
afternoon for Los Angeles where he goes tc
because OF i'll health. Mrs Merrill will gi
remain here. NJ
Mrs Charles K. Lucas died yesterday br
at the Waterbury asylum, where she has al
been for the past two years. Mr.. Lucas II
went to Waterbury yesterday and the tc
body will be brought here today. hi
Oliver Pelkey OF Newport, who was so p,
severly injured in the railroad yard here p
few weeks ago is still being cared for Il
at the ST. Iohusbury Hospital He is t.
now able to be about on crutches. e
S. 7. Storrs of Burlington succeeds Fred
Bebee as day clerk at the Avenue House, $
and Eugene Dexter of Franconia begun i
work as night clerk last week. He sue .
ceeds Wesley D. Pierce, who has gone to =
his home in Randolph. e.
E. 0. Leonard of Bradford has closed
his engagement with S. H. Sparhawk &
Co. in the sale Of oil stocks and has
accepted a position with a banking
house in Boston, and will begin his en-
gagement with them at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Maxwell will leave
this week for Los Angeles, where they 90 8
on account Of his health. Mr.. Maxwell
is popular member of Co. D. and Al |
gonquin Tribe, I. O. K. NJ, and the best
wishes OF many friends will accompany
them to their new home