St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-06-11
PERSONALS.

Miss I. NJ. MOrey is Spenuin9 leM
DAYS at Newport.
John T. Richie is confined to the house
as the result ct cold.
Miss Lucy R. Bean of Newport spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Helen Sinclair Patterson IS spend
ing few days at her home here.
Mrs. E, H Gould and a party OF Lit
Teton ladies were in town Thursday.
Mrs. B. A. Bundy has been i'll tor sever
al days, but is steadily improving now.
Mrs Fannie Chapman goes to Boston
tomorrow for a few days business trip.
Miss Nellie c. Tyler ofHartford, Conn &,
is visiting her brother, William c. Tyler.
John w Titcomb of Washington is
spending a few days with his family here
Mrs. Z. NJ. Mansur and Mrs. c. D..
Storrs of Newport were in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Annette ". Magoon has closed
her engagement as clerk at L. P. Leacb's
store.
Mrs. Samuel Fiske, who has been i'll
for some time with bronchitis, is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin l. Morrill, and
Miss Vira Ball spent part of last week at
Danville, P. Q.
Miss Fannie Ide returned from New
York Wednesday, and will spend the
summer at home.
Miss Blanche Brigham of Hyde Park
has been spending a few days at her
uncle's A. B. Noyes.
Mrs. A. L. Bailey and Miss Rose, went
Thursday for a weeks visit at Derby
Line and Hatley, P. Q,
Mrs. Carlos E. Dyke OF Claremont,
N. H., has been in town the past week
visiting Mrs. R. E. Perrigo.
Mrs. Josephine Simpson Sake of White
River Junction is spending few days
with friends at her old home here.
c. A. Currier was POSTMASTER at the
banquet of the alumni ofBarton Academy
held at Hotel Barton on Friday evening.
Miss Anna D. Batchelder, who has
been studying art in Boston the past
winter, returned to her home here Friday.
Tom Burroughs has returned from
Hardwick and joined the force OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
here.
Luman F. Wright of Polo, Iowa, a
brother of the late S. B. Wright OF this
place, is now visiting relatives at -Four
Corners.
E. H. Lyford of c. A. Currier & CO.. S
pharmacy returned yesterday from a
three days business trip to Portsmouth
and Boston.
Howard, son of Robert Fiske Of Fair
banks Village, has been seriously sick fol
the past two weeks and is now in crit
cal condition.
Fred W. Kelley, who recently entered
the employ of GriswoId & Mackinnon
made his first trip ION the road for the
firm last week.
Miss Ethel Brush of Cambridge is
spending a few days in town. She as
sisted at the St. Johnsbury School o
Music recital last week.
F. NJ. Black, formerly landlord of tn
Avenue House, assumed the position o
manager of "The Kendall" one OF SoutI
birmingham best hotels, June /.
Walter E. Hubbard of Brattleboro, as
sociate editor of the Vermont Pheni1
was the guest OF DR.. J. M. Allen, Satul
day, after week s6shing at Willoughby
r. H. Lee, who has been spending 81
weeks in Boston for medical treatmen
returned Thursday somewhat improve
and with the assurance OF continue
Improvement.
William Wetherbee, Charles A. Calde
wood, D. M, Bacon and Maj. N. P. Boy
man went to Burlington yesterday
attend the gathering OF the Masor
grand bodies of Vermont.
DR.. George F. Cheney has been obllg
to give up work for a short time on
connt of trouble with his eyes. He
poets to spend portion of his enfor(
vacation at Highgate Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d, Hill were pie
antly surprised Monday evening by S
eral of their friends and neighbors call
on them, the occasion of their 25th W
ding anniversary. A pleasant even
was spent.
Miss Anna Mae Somerville, who
been studying vocal music in Boston
past winter, returns to her St. Johnsb
home this week and will resume her p
ton as soprano in the North chu
choir next Sunday
Alexander Dunnett is mentioned as
of the former students Of the Ora
county grammar school at Randc
Center, who have signihed theirinten
to be present at a reunion of the alu
August 13 and IA.
Rev. Fr. Boissonnault, who has
suffering from rheumatism for the
two or three weeks, is now consider
improved, but has not entirely recov'
He was able to conduct the service