St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-12-31


gave him a complimentary banquet an
general good time at the Avenue House
Friday night, previous to his departur
for Boston.
|. The many friends of Philip S Fetche
will regret to learn that he is serousl
i'll with typhoid fever. He is comlorta
BILE at this writing, but the fever has no
yet turned.
Mrs. Kate E. Lewis leaves this we
for Durango, Mex co, to spend the winte
with her brother who is engaged in silvei
mining Miss Lewis will remain here anC
continue her education.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Allan Dexter are visit
ing their many friends for few days
Mr.. D, xter is still connected with the New
England Felt Roofing Co., with head.
quarters at Norwich, Conn.
Nathan L. Thompson, who is so pleas
antly remembered as a prescription
clerk in Bingham's drug store, was here
over Christmas. Mr. Thompson is now
in the medical department OF Northwest
ern University at Chicago.
Mrs. F. y. French, Miss Laura French
and Miss Lila Morse attended the we'd
dug of Miss Julia F. Owen and Rev. Mr..
Garfield at Barton, yesterday, Miss
n nor, ii. m ha cr,, ~, le-aJ &c n =, Acoder,v
student anc graduated at Hartford last
June.
Walt,r E. Nutting, for the past three
years prescription clerk at Bingham's
drug store, leaves this week for Burlng-
ton to take a similar position in the
store OF r. B. Stearns & Co. Mr. Nutting
has many friends here who wish him con-
tinued success in his profession.
Wells Rogers, who left for Sawyerville,
p. Q, last week on account OF his health,
was so i'll that he stopped at Sherbrooke
and was taken to the Protestant Hospi
tai, whore his illness was pronounced to
be erysipelas. Mr.. Rogers was to have
been married this week at Sawyervie.
Edward Cowens Of Rock Island, P O.,
who has been employed in this office as
pressman for the past few months, has
concluded his services, having decided to
-e-enter the Royal School of Cavalry at
Toronto. Mr.. Cowens served in the
south African war in the Duke of Con-
laught's Canadian Hussars.
Harry 6. Cole, porter at the st. Johns
bury House, was married at St. Angus
ines church, Montpelier, Sunday even
ng, to Miss Kate M. Faley, Rev. w. J.
Sullivan performing the ceremony
They left on the early morning train for
and from there will come
lere, where they will make their home.
Mr.. Cole was employed for some time as
porter at the Montpelier House, previous
o his coming here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis W. Hart announce
he marriage of their daughter, Evelyn
)elora, to John Herbert Ward, on Christ
mas day, at Att'eboro, Mass. Mr. Ward
las been the teacher of mathematics at
he academy the past term and during
lis short residence in this town has
naGe many friends, who extend a cor
iial welcome to both Nh. and Mrs.
Ward to their new home. They will be
at home after January 10, at % Central
street.
Former ctizens of st. Johusbury fig.
1red prominently in New Hampshires
'ecent constitutional convention. Frank
5. Streeter Of Concord presided, Dan
Remich of Littleton was a prominent
member and Prof. James F. Colby of |
Dartmouth College prepared a manual
Of stiutional law Of the state. At
the close of the convention a vote was
passed, thanking Mr.. Streeter for his
fairness and impartiality in presiding
over rhe sessions.