St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-01-22
PERSONALS.

bSOi SS l.. CnkGI VI hulLOuSIu was
town Thursday to attend the Sousa COZ
cert.
Mrs. George Bradford from Sherbrook
is visiting at DR.. H. c. Newell's an
: other relatives.
t Miss Eta NJ. Newell, from Hanover
who has been visiting relatives here, re
turned Monday.
Mrs, L. L. Kendall returned Monda
from Lakeport, where she has spent tn
past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Greene ant
family OF Swanton are visiting his father
Charles K. Greene.
Frank 0. French goes to Woodsvil
next Wednesday evening to participat,
in n minstrel show.
Mrs. Frank 0. French, who is superin
tendent of schools in Barnet, is making
an official visitation there this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Carrick, who
were called here by the death of his
brother, returned to New York, Satur.
day.
Mrs. A. A, Smith of Randolph is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. F. Cheney.
Mrs. L. D. Wheeler from White River
Junction spent Sunday with them.
Mr., and Mrs. Alden S. Hubbard OF
Newport attended the Sousa concert last
week and Mrs. Hubbard is the guest of
Miss Bertha Lacasse for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Cushman are
in Cambridge, Mass, to attend the
Cushman-Wicker wedding today. Mrs.
Cushman will visit friends in Boston,
Springfield and vicinity for several weeks.
Mrs. J. G. Garland of White River
Junction has been visiting her father,
Patrick Traiuor. Her brother Ray
mond Trainor returns with her to her
home this morning to spend few days.
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost is the enter.
tertainer at Woodsville, N. H., on La
dies Night Of the Three Days Fair to be
held Jan. 20, 80 and 81. Mrs. Frost
also appears at Rchford. Feb. Sd, with
Wilders Orchestra of Montpelier, a cello
and violin soloist from Boston.
Miss May Streeter of Concord is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Streeter Mr., Streeter's grandson, Tom
W. Streeter, of Dartmouth college, his
nephew, Tyler Streeter, and wife, OF
Sherbrooke, and Mrs. Streeters nephew,
Edward Wheeler, of Craftsbury, were
here Thursday to attend the Sousa con.
cert.
Among the army and navy orders for
January II was the following Captain
Frank H. Lawton, upon the expiration
of his leave of absence, will proceed to
New York City and report to the pur-
chasing commissary in that city for duty
as an assistant in his office. Captain and
Mrs. Lawton went to New York Sunday
night and the captain resumed duty
Tuesday.
Miss Sadie P. Cameron left for New
Haven Saturday and will go from there
to New York to meet her father. On
February Mr.. Cameron and daughter
leave New York on the White Star liner
Celtic for a "A days cruise to the Med
iterranean and Orient, visiting Egypt,
the leading cities on the tideless sea and
Rome. Their many friends wish them
most delightful trip.
Nine gentlemen friends of James M.
Cushman gave him a complimentary
banquet at the Avenue House Monday
evening in honor of His marriage to Miss
Gertrude Wicker which occurs at Cam
bridge, Mass, today. Landlord Black
provided an excellent spread and the
occasion was very enjoyable one. Mr..
Cushman went to Boston on the night
express.
The friends Of Carlo. Hopkins, former
ly OF st. Iohnsbury but now a student at
the Boston Conservatory of Music, will
be pleased to hear of his success as a
soloist. At the oratorio given by the
Bridgewater Musical Society he took a
prominent part, receiving hearty ap-
pause for his tenor solos. For the past
year he has been a member of the quar-
tette at the WinsIow Congregational
church at Taunton, Mass.
Chas E. Peck and Geo. c. Cary were
in Boston last Thursday evening to at
tend banquet given by the we'll known
Martin L. Hall and Company to their
statesmen and office force. 1t goes with
out saying that the affair was ENJOYABLE
from start 20 finish and abounded
in Renaissance and good fellowship.
Among the banquetters was one gentle
man "a years OF age, who has been with
the company continuously for 65 years.
The recent resignation of Mrs. Perlev
+. Hazen from the North church choir re-
moves from that organization one OF its
oldest and most valued members, as she
has had the leading contralto part in the
choir tor the past II years, During that
time she has often appeared in concerts
here and elsewhere and in social gather
ings to the great delight of her hearers.
Her MANY friends hone she will soon he