St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-06-18

George F. Leavitt, the well known
shoe man OF Worcester, Mass was in
town Thursday on business. He has
lust returned from a II weeks western
trip.
W. B. Hutchinson has clos, his en-
gagement at North Adams to accept
DO .ition at Watervile Me. Mrs. Hutch
inson is Spending a lew days with friends
here.
Elisha Nav and Robert W. Simonds
leave Friday Tor the wiIds Of Maine,
where they will exchange the cares of
their law business for tie JOYS OF weeks
fishing.
Downer H. Newell, VINO is to gradu-
ate from Yale next week. has secured
position in thu Office OF the New York
Times, one of the ablest journals in
America.
A few young men friends of S. Fred
erck Smith gave him a pleasant
social time just previous to his departure
to his new field OF labor last week Tues
day evening,
Mrs. E. II. Blossom and children, of
Morrisvilie, are spending a few weeks at
Hooksett, n H., with Mr.. Blossom, who
has charge of the construction of rail-
road near that place.
M IS Mary Carr entertained about 20
! friends at her home Monday afternoon
from four until seven o'clock, the occa-
sion OF her 10th birthday. She was re-
membered with several pretty gifts.
Col. 0. H. Henderson of the list regi-
ment of Vermont, Patrarchs Militant,
is attending the annual encampment OF
the cantons of Massachuset is, which is
being held at Worcester, June 14-18.
Rev. D.. E. Miller, former pastor Of
Grace Methodist church, and now pastor
of the church in Brunswick, Me-, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bailey this
week. Mrs. Miller accompanies him.
Mrs D. Y Comstock and Miss Com.
stock left Monday for Christmas Cove,
Me, where they have taken
cottage for the summer. Principal Com
stock will join them after the Academy
closes.
John HAYES of Chicago former acad-
envy student, is visiting his aunts, Mrs,
Harvlin Paddock and Miss Elizabeth
Halves. Mr.. Halves is connected with
the United States Life Insurance Co.'s
office in Chicago.
David Hastiogs of the machine shop at
the scale factory, who has been at his
home in Lisbon for several weeks, recov-
ering from severe attack of appended
tbs, which necessitated an operation, will
resume work this week
Mrs W. J. Avery, who has been spend
ing several weeks at her brothers, G. E.
Davis, returned to her home in Newport
Saturdav.-Mrs. U. T. Davis of West
Burke returned to her home Wednesday
after four weeks visit
Mrs M. A. Henkle, of Winter Park, Fla,
is expected today for visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John 0. Hale. She
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
E. Hale, at Bradford and they will come
here with her for few days stay.
Nathan B. French is enjoying a rest
from his duties as engineer at Ryan's
carriage factory, and is visiting his son,
Orrin, at Somervile, Mass. That Mate"
is lover Of home may be guessed from
the fact this is his first extended tri p for
/ 5 years aud the first car ride in seven
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dubray and daugh-
ter attended the funeral of Mr.. Dubray S
sister, Mrs. Mary Riccor, at Morrisville,
Saturday. Her death makes the first
break in family OF six children, and Mr..
Dubray's floral Offering was a beautiful
harp of six strings, one of which was
broken.
Ernest L. Clark and Fred W. Taylor
IT,, graduate from Pratts Institute
Brooklyn, tomorrow and are expected
home Friday. The former is in the electri
cal department and will enter the employ
of the N. Y. Telephone Co. at New York
Mr. Taylor took the mechanical engineer
ing course.
r lanes M. Cushman will close his en-
3 gagement as cashier and bookkeeper al
the Brooks-Tyler store in few weeks
and will take a position with the Bar
stow Stove Co., Providence, r. l., about
July IS. Mrs. Cushman, who has beer
= spending a few weeks at Cambridge
+. Mass, returned Friday.
The wedding OF II. X. Bacon, clerk il
lanes Ritchie's store, and Miss Mary E
- Goss, of Vergeunes, occurred at tht
! brides home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs
Bacon arc now on their wedding jour
ney and will come to st. Johnsbury early
next week. They will have rooms at M
Z. Cllfford's on Main street.
Mir. and Mrs. Byron S. Burt, Mr.. ant
i Mrs E. L. Carlick, Mr.. and Mrs c. E
!, Peck, Warren L. Peck and Mrs. Fred A
80 Field are attending theannual conference
OF the Mother Church. Christian Scien