St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-12-03

George K. Crosby and Mrs. Addie Com
8 stock are in Barton today to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Comstock's brother-in
, law, Clarence Comstock.
Don c. Stiles has been in Boston since
NcGown's exposition dissolved, doing
special work for the Boston Globe and
, Mrs Stiles is studying music there.
Friends of Johnston Stanley of Cornell
will be interested to learn that he finished
23d in a field Of 35 in the collegiate cross
country run held at Cornell last week.
Mr. and Mrs. n. P Morrison of Zoar,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Morrison
of Groton, brothers OF Mrs. Balcb, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ".
Balch
Mr.. and Mrs. O, NJ. Lulchin OF South
bridge, Conn, are among the latest new
residents Mr.. Lurchin comes here as
matchmaker and engraver for {. E.
Simanton.
Mrs. Robert Cobb has left Denver and
gone to Ell Paso, Texas, for the winter.
| Ell Paso has delightful winter climate,
and Mrs Cobb's many friends hope she
will be benefit by the change.
Rev. Hervey H. Hoyt, former pastor of
the church of the Messiah, now located
at Hiram, Maine, was the guest of F. E.
Spalding, Monday. Mr.. Hoyt has been
holding successful meetings at East Cor
NTH.
Miss LaiIa Mcneil left Monday for her
new work in Brookline, Mass. She was
accompanied by her mother Mrs. Abbie
NJ. Mcneil, and Mrs. A. w. Hawkins
who will spend several weeks in Boston |
and vicinity.
]. c. Landry from Montreal, who with
his family frequently spends the summer
here, expects soon to go to Burlington,
where he will establish classes in voice
culture. He now holds a position as
tenor at the ST. James church in Mon
treal.
Mrs Isabelle Smith, who has been
spending the past nine months in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,, returned
last week, and goes today to Montpelier
to spend week with her daughter Ruth,
who is in the telephone exchange there.
Miss Eta Houghton, who has been
employed in the CALIFORNIAN office for
he past two years, has given up her
work here and is spending few weeks
1T her home in Lyndonville. Miss Mary
Flynn, a former empIoye, has returned
% her work in this office.
Mr.. and MIS- Willie Caswell from Con.
ord, N. H., spent part Of last week with
Mrs. Cordoba Caswell. The former
pent Thanksgiving day with bis mother
lere, and Mrs. Caswell spent the day
With her parents at Greensboro, return
ng here later to continue her visit
The CALIFORNIAN joins with host of
others in extending to our townsman,
Mex. Dunnett congratulations upon bis
.eaching his iftieth birthday. The event
vas fttingly celebrated Saturday when
dinner was given to a few of his
ol'eagues.
Ralph |. Lee, who left the CALIFORNIAN
ffice last summer to work in the COM i
losing room OF the Montpelier journal,
vas here Saturday calling on old friends. J
dr Lee has left the Journal office and
'egan Monday to work for the Barre
Times. I
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Boyd of Denver
pent week in St. Johnsbury and left :
Thanksgiving day for Burlington. Mr..
Boyd is the best story teller that has $
'islted St. Johnsbury for many a day,
and entertained his friends in an inimita.
Die way.
The many St. Johnsbury friends of
lyman P, Wood will regret to learn
hat his store at Burlington has been
7islted by fire tor the second time The
lie startedin the basement early Monday
morning and 10000 rolls of wall paper
we're badly dam ,ged by smoke.
Mrs. {, NJ. Stone and Miss Stone leave
lere the first OF next week to spend the
winter with Philip Fl. Stone in Pasadena,
cal, Ticket Agent Henderson has
booked them to Chicago on the Contn-
mental limited Of the Wabash and from
Chicago they take the new train on the
Rock Island road, the Golden State linn
ted Mrs. Stones sister, Mrs. c. L.
6oodell, of BrookIine, accompanies her
to spend the winter in Pasadena.
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