St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-01-08

tleton.
Ralph c. Suloway returned to his
school work at Brewster academy, We'd
nesday.
Carroll F. Andrews returned Monday
from few days visit to Worcester and
Boston.
Miss Matte Robinson of Moore's
River, P. O., is visiting her uncle, John
L. Grady.
Richard Hovey returned Monday from
a four days visit with his family at
Lancaster.
Miss May ]. Rauney spent New Years
day with Mrs. H. W. Buchanan at Bar
ton Landing.
Miss Jennie Radford of Montreal has
been visiting Miss Julia Cutting for the
past two weeks.
Miss Olivia Howe from Manchester is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Jennie
Miller, this week.
Mrs. c. B. Cromer and son, Carl, from
Gorham, N. H., are the guests OF Mrs. E.
A. Hart this week.
Mrs. Eva A. H. Drake returned to her
place in the Brooks, Tyler store, Monday,
after a two weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo c. Fuller returned
Monday from a few days visit with
friends in East Hardwick.
Miss Rosa Mccormick has resigned
her position at Henry Hudson's the
taior's, and has gone to Littleton.
Mrs. ]. F. Draper left yesterday after
noon for Los Angeles, Cal, where she
will spend the winter with her sister.
Miss Annie B. Fulington and Master
Atwood F. FulIington of Newport, visit
ed their father, L. M. Fulington, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Livingston of
Rutland have been spending several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. Llv'
ingston.
John W. Varney went to Mount Pleas
ant, N. H. yesterday, where he has work
on plumbing job at the new Mt. Pleas
ant House.
The wedding of James M. Cushman of
this place, and Miss Gertrude Wicker of
Cambridge, Mass, will occur Of that
| piaoa Ian"N-y 90.
Charles X. Cheney, who spent several
DAYS at home last week because of the
result of vaccination, has returned to his
work in Woodsville.
Misses M. Florence and Gertrude
Hyde will enter Eastman's Business
college at Poughkeepsic for the study Of
stenography, the latter part of Febru'
airy.
Charles w. Wilcomb of Boston attend
ed the installation and campfire at G. A
X. Hall Thursday evening and spent the
remainder of the week visiting old friends
in town.
Hiram Goss has been spending a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Anna E
Dean, of West Burke. He expects tc
, leave for Santa Cruz, Cal next Monday
to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Hull moved tC
. Sutton last week, where Mr.. Hull hat
purchased a carriage shop. Miss Pear
:. will remain here and continue her worl
- in E. N. RaudalI's store.
Uriah Elliott is able to be out after
. confinement to the house of six weeks a
= result of fall from a roof. Mr.. Elliot
= was severely bruised by the fall, bu
, fortunately no bones were broken.
d Chas. A. Chapman attended the annue
p meeting of the New England Bill Poster!
N Association in Boston, Monday, and a
" so perfected plans for his indoor crcu
te which is to be given here later i'll the sea
r, SON.
e; The wedding Of Charles W. McLaugl
3 lin and Miss Belle c. Mann occurred {
r: the home OF Rev, A. c. Hussev, yeste
to day. When they return from their we
ry ding trip they will reside with her siste
=" Mrs. James Hamilton.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Blossom, of Nor
ed Hatley, P. O., Miss May L. Blossom al
he Mrs. F. W. West OF Portsmouth, al
p Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Blossom and chill
rem OF Morrisville, met at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Blossom, Saturda
Iec for an informal family reunion. Mrs.
,o1. A. Blosspm, Miss Blossom and M
..d West will remain until Friday.
ted MIR. and Mrs. Seldeu c. Smith of S
at Francisco have been visiting st. Job
on bury friends and at Mrs. Smiths
ope home in West Barnet They left for B
rof ton Thursday and before returning
the San Francisco, where Mr.. Smith ha
ere. responsible position in the store OF G.
Yea & Co, they will spend month
old Southern California.
his D. w. Hyde, who came here from
nington last year to work for George