St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-12
PERSONALS.

is visiting her son and other friends /
town.
Mrs George D. Brainerd from Mont
pelier is visiting at Mrs. S. w. Park
bursts.
Mrs. c. F. Morse left Monday for feQ
weeks visit with friends and relatives il
Massachusetts,.
NJ. and Mrs. E. H. Howe and sol
pm North Thetford were in town tn
last Of the week.
Mrs. George F. Cheney gave a small
party Friday evening in honor of hel
husbands birthday.
Miss Edith L. Stone spent Saturday ii
Burlington, the guest OF the daughters
of Mr., and Mrs Lyman P. Wood.
Mrs. E. F. Wells has moved from Mrs.
A. L. Davis house on Summer street to
the house she recently purchased at Pas.
sumpsc.
Miss Alice Parkhurst is visiting in
Brattleboro. The friends of Miss Fan
ME Parkhurst will be much pleased to
know that she is much improved in
health.
Misses Mabel and Winnifred Drew at
tended the wedding of Person A. Robbins
ofNewport and Mertie T. Cass of Barton,
which occurred at Barton last week
Tuesday.
Colby Stoddard left for Barton Land
ing last week, where he has opened a law
office iu the Austin block. The CALEDo-
MAN bespeaks for him generous share
of patronage
Charles Jenness and family moved the
first OF the week from George A. Wright's |
house on Cliff street to St. Johnsbury
Center. but he will continue his work in
the scale shops,
James NJ Cushman, who has been in
poor health for the past two months,
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at Boston last week and is now getting
along very well.
Mrs. George A. Wright and Mrs. W. S.
driving, Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Wright dislocating her shoulder quite
seriously and Mrs. Goss being quite gen.
orally bruised.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Ma
comber now OF Independence, Ia, will be
sorry to hear that their infant daughter
died last Wednesday. Mrs. Macomber
will be remembered as Miss Bertha
Hovey, and much sympathy is extended
by friends here.
Mrs. Homer E. Smith attended the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Drew, at Barton, Saturday evening. Mr..
and Mrs Drew have spent nearly all
their married life in Barton, though
neither of them were born there, Mr..
Drew having been born in DanvllIe Ian.
10, 1922, and Mrs. Drew in Hardwick,
Sept. 16, 1927 i
The many friends in St. Johnsbury and {
Danvlle will be interested to learn that
Lewis T. Carr OF Springfield, Mass, has :
consented to be the republican candidate I
for mayor in the coming municipal etc.
ton. Mr.. Carr is ore of the best
known young business men of Springfield
and if nominated and elected will make
an efficient mayor
The many st. Johnsbury friends of
Acb+ u Jo 4
learn that Longmans, Green & Co. have
just published his new book entitled
The Land of the Latns." 1t is de-
lightful account of the various aspects of
Italian life as Mr.. Willard has seen it in
his numerous journeys there, and con-
tains II illustrations from photographs.
Readers of the Outlook were pleased
to find in the November LIST number an
interesting account of an artists impress.
sions i'll Malta. Among the illustra-
lions was one of Henry L. Clapp's villa.
Mr.. Clapp and his family are now back
in Malta, having recently been especially
honored by private interview with His
Holiness, Pope Leo XIII, at the Vatican
in Rome
Charles Fassett OF this place and Miss
Carrie M. Fletcher of LyndonviIe were
quietly married at her home, Thursday
afternoon, by Rev. ]. c. Bodwell. The
bride is well known here as she has done
dressmaking for several years making