St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-09
PERSONALS.

J. D. Bates of Island Pond was II
town, Monday.
George A. Pierce Of the U. V, NJ. wal
at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Carroll S. Page of Hyde Parl
was in town Monday.
Editor and Mrs. c, P. Sawyer OF Hard
wick were in town Monday.
Miss L. Emily Moore spent last weel
with relatives in Lunenburg.
Miss Elsinore Brock is assisting Mrs
H. B. Gordon in her millinery.
Joseph P. Fairbanks OF Yale has beer
spending few days at home.
Mrs. L. P. Leach spent a part of last
week at her home in Ryegate.
H. A. Rice of Greensboro is visiting
his daughter Mrs. E. J. HalIett.
Prof and Mrs. D. Y. Comstock are
spending the vacation days in Boston.
Mrs. Geo. Ward of Newport was call
ing upon old friends in town last week.
Emil Paul of Hyde Park is acting as
night clerk at the ST. Johnsbury House.
Charles E. Newell, St. J. A. 80, Dart
mouth O3, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Guy Parkburst of Rutland has been
Spending few days at Mrs S. ". Park
bursts.
Miss Dora A. Farquharson of South
Ryegate is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. ].
Forbes.
Thursday was the 42d anniversary
of the wedding of Rev. and Mrs. A. c.
Hussey.
Mrs. Clinton Weeks, who has been i'll
for the past three weeks, is slowly con-
valescing.
DR.. and Mrs. Davis of Lyndonville
were the guests of Mrs. Frank Eaton
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wooson and
son Glen are the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
F. W. Taylor.
Mrs. Geo. Simpson and son George of
Craftsbury, have been spending few
days in town,
Mrs. Charles Bennett now of Littleton
has beeen spending a few days with
friends in town.
William Legendre of Hartford, Conn,
is spending few weeks with his mother
and friends here.
Miss Grace Chandler Emery of Bidde-
ford Maiue, is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs G. W. Cole.
Mrs. May Robinson Batchelder of
Barton is spending few days with Mrs.
Charles w. Steele.
A. c. Harvey has been confined to the
house for the past three weeks, and is
not able to be out.
]. B. Goodwin OF Philadelphia, formerly
employed in Fairbanks office here, was
in town last week
John Wikie is assisting in Frank N.
Browns store, outside of school hours
and during vacation.
Mrs. Walter D. Wilcomb and son Ar
chic, visited their old home in Swanton
several days last week,
Miss M. Lillian Ryan and Miss Kath.
crime Mulrooney went to Stanstead Sat.
urday for few days visit.
Mrs. Gilbert E. Woods spent a portion
of last week with her sister, Mrs. M. L
Miner, at Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs E. F. Brown attended the fuuera
of her brother-inlaw, Hon. Alden Spear
at Newton, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Louise Cahoon Folsom of Bel
lows Falls was the guest of her friend
Mrs. Harley ]. Emerson, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fanny Wilcomb of Lyndon wa
in town Monday, en- route for Brandon
where she is to reside with her son, Roy
Mrs. Willis Aver and her mother, Mrs
Cathariue Powell, left Friday for fey
weeks stay in Nashua and Townshenc
Miss Margaret Gorham is again er
gagged as pianist for the musical festive
at White River Junction May Is and 1C
; Hiram Goss, who has been spendin
the winter in California, has returne
e and is at the Union House for til
$ present.
Ralph c. Suloway returned to h
e school work at Brewster Academy, Wolf
r boro, N. H., Monday, after few week
c vacation.
o Miss Mamie auckland of Coaticoo
Y and Miss Blanche Baldwin Of Stanstea
returned Friday after a week stay Wi
friends in town.
D. D. Gourley, travelling passeng
8 agent for the Boston and Maine systel
70 was in town for few hours Friday, {
II a tour ofinspcction.
Fred Lizot, formerly employed /
v Photographer c. H. Clark, now has
"a position with Sprague and Hathaway
h West Somerville, Mass.
h Jack Pickells from Cambridge Thcolo
e.. .r ical Seminary, has been spending a tc
It days with his father Rev DR.. Char
er Pickells, returning Monday,
ID David Hastings, who went to his hol
le at Lisbon about two weeks ago, a
IL was operated on last week for appen
citis, was in a very critical condition