St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-07-30

accompanies her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Davis returne d
from two weeks vacation at bis home
in Burke, Monday. "Gib" improved the
time brook fishing, and reports a total
catch of 615 trout
Rev. DR.. Azel W. Hazen Of Middletown,
Conn, who preached at the North chu ch
last Sunday, has been the guest Of his
cousin, Mrs Henry c. Newell, during his
stay in St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton P. Russell from
Dallas, Texas, are spending a few days
at his uncle's, George F. Cushman. Mr..
Russell is general marger of the Postal
Telegraph Co. of Texas.
Mrs. William L. Quimby OF Boston has
been visiting Mrs. Arthur F. Walker and
both are spending the week at Lake
George. Mr.. Quimby is enjoying fish
ing trip Lake Megantic.
Miss Margaret Merrill has accepted a
position as teacher in Mrs. Hartmau's
Riverside School for Girls, Riverside
Drive. New York City, and will begin her
work the first of October.
Miss Carrie Nichols of Leach's store is
spending two weeks vacation in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts. Mrs.
Hugo Meyer is assisting in the store
during the vacation season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Montgomery
returned Friday from weeks visit with
relatives at Cumberland, Maine. Their
daughter, Grace E., returned with them,
having spent two weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Spencer and family
and Mr.. and John Mrs. Parks Of Plainfeld
go to Lake Morey Saturday to spend
some time with Mrs. A. L. Bragg at
Vacation Cottage. Mr.. Bragg will spend
Sunday there.
Rev. George S. Rollins of Davenport,
Iowa, who has supplied the pulpit of the
South church for two Sundays left Mon
day or weeks visit in Stowe, Mass,
where Mrs. Rollins is stopping, before
returning west.
John Henry Bracket, formerly Of this
place, but for some time a resident OF
Burlington, has been appointed deputy
collector and inspector of customs at the
port Of st. Adams and began his duties
there last week.
Ralph l. Lee, who completes three
years service in the CALIFORNIAN office
next month, has accepted a good posi-
ton in the Daily Journal office at Mont
pelier, and will commence work there
about August Is.
Mrs. James D. Partridge and two chill.
dren of Springfield, Mass, are spending
few weeks with George c. Cary's family
at Lookout Farm. Mr.. Partridge was
here for few days recently and will re-
turn again in August.
P. M. Noodle, St. J.. A. 80, now a
prominent lawyer at West Point, Neb.,
was in town last week calling on old
friends. While here Mr.. Noodle was the
guest of Maj. N. P. Bowman, with whom
he boarded during his Academy days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Brown are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur R. Brooks in Wild
err and later go to South Reading. Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks sail from Boston Aug.
6 for three months European trip and
will spend most OF their time in England.
Consul General Jewett and Mrs. Tewett
of Sivas, Turkey, are coming to America
and will spend the summer in Vermont.
The consul is son of the late DR.. FAY.
cite Jewett of this place, and was born
in Turkey while his father was a mis-
sionary there.
Miss Margaret B. Sparkawk has gone
to Burlington where she will take a four
months private course in shorthand.
Afterwards she will go to Milwaukee to
the home of her sister who was recently
married and she intends to practice her
profession there.
Mrs. Eva H. Drake, who has been in
charge of the art and needlework de-
partment at the Brooks-Tyler store for
several years closes her engagement there
next month and will take similar
position with R. F. Robinson at Con.
cord N. H., August 25.
Mrs. ]. S. Eldridge of Chelsea Mass,
came Monday to spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Wallace E. French.
She is accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. M. 3. Smith, and Elbridge French
who has been spending three weeks in
Chelsea, returned with them.
Rev. DR.. c. H. Merrill will have part
in the ordination and installation of Rev,
Charles S. Hager at Hyde Park tomor.
row. Mr.. Hager served as a supply in
the Congregational church there while a
seminary student, and was recently
called to become pastor of the church.
L. W. Buzzell, with his wife and two
children are visiting st. Johnsbury and
renewing old acquaintance. Mr.. BuzzelI
is the son OF the late Luke Buzzell and
has not visited his boyhood home for %
years. He is now engaged in the req
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