St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-01-15
PERSONALS.


Robert P Clark spent last week with
friends in Montreal.
George Dow from Littleton spent Sun
dap at D. w. Raulet's.
Frank Jones has returned from a visit
to his home in Lenoxyile.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Henderson visited
friends in Passumpsic, Thursday.
%. Hale went to Compton Thursday
to visit Mrs. Hale's sister, who is i'll.
W. S. Walker, OF Richmond, returned
Yesterday after brief visit in town.
Mrs. ". A. Hutchinson of North
Adams, Mass, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. !. 0. Hale is spending few weeks
with her son, !. Otis Hale, at Suncook,
NH.
Mrs. S. ". Proctor from LyndonviIIe
visited her mother, Mrs. c. 6. Proctor
Friday.
H. B. Gordon was called to Bethlehem,
Saturday, on account of the illness of his
mother.
Mrs. Caleb H. Marshall entertained
her Sunday school class at dinner, We'd
nesday
Mrs. Silas Mastin has returned from
Ludlow. where she has been visiting her
daughter.
Alphonse Michaud and bride of Ban
gor, Me-, are spending the week at his
home here.
Dr. and Mrs, Pemberton, who had
rooms at "a Railroad street, have moved
to Newport.
Mrs. F. W. Taylor and Mrs. W. T.
Horton spent Thursday with friends at
Lyndonvile.
Mrs. Harry Bartlett who has been on
the sick list for the past three weeks, is
convalescent.
Ell. Howe and Mrs. Howe, nee Hattie
7. Clayton, of North Thetford, were in
town Thursday.
Miss Grace Wilson from Lyndonville
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Taylor Thursday.
Dorothy, the youngest child OF Mrs.
Clinton Day, who was critically i'll last
week, is much better.
Joseph P. Fairbanks returned to New
Haven, Conn, Monday to resume his
studies at Yale College.
Mrs. Bartlett from Bethlehem was the
guest of Mrs. D. w. Ranet, last week,
leaving Saturday for Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Wells M. Badger leave
soon for Barre, where they will make
their home with their daughter.
Mrs. Caroline Taylor, with her sister
Elizabeth, visited their grandparents at
North Danville the last of the week.
Austin l. Morrill, is visiting at his old
home in Sherbrooke Mrs. Morrill, spent
Sunday with friends at West Burke.
Miss Louisa Hoyt who has been visit
ing friends in Elkhart, Ind, and Chicago
for the past three months has returned.
Mrs. Harvlin Paddock and daughter
Isabelle returned last week from a three
months visit to Chicago and other west
ern points.
Miss May Ford OF Newbury oticiated
as organist at Grace Methodist church,
Sunday, and will continue in this posi-
ton for time.
E. G. Ash and family, of Peacham,
moved here Saturday, and will reside at
"a Cliff street. Mr.. Ash has position
in E. M. Taft's Office.
Mrs. George Sylvester of Nashua, N.
H., and Mrs. Helen c. Thompson of
Irasburg, visited at Frank D. Thomp-
sons, part of last week.
Clarence Thomas OF Morrisville, who
came here recently to take charge OF the
tea route Of the Union Tea Co., has given
up the position and returned home.
George N. Smart, who has been at Lyn-
donvile for few weeks is assisting in
John B. Bernier's barber shop while Mr.
Bernier is spending vacationin Canada
Mrs. I. NJ. Gilmore and little daughter
Mary, returned to their home in Stan
stead Monday after a several weeks vlsi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fitz
gerald.
Mrs. Ellis W. Moore, who has beef
spending the past FIVE months at Georg
P. Moore's, leaves today for Philade
phia, where she and Mr.. Moore will nov
make their home.
Frank E. Parks burned his foot quit
seriously, Wednesday while working j
the foundry at the scale factory. 1t
thought that the injury will lay him u
for about two weeks.
Mrs. Charlotte Gichrist Boswell {
Charlestown, Mass, who has been visi
ing at her home in McIndoes, spenta fe
DAYS in town last week as the guest
her father, Judge Gilchrist.
Terrence Mccormick Of this town al
Miss Bridget Thomas of Lancaster we
married at Lancaster, Saturday, by Re
Pr. Sullivan. They have returned to |
home here where they will reside,
Mrs. M. E. Clifford went to Woo
vile, Saturday, to attend the funeral
her cousin, David Nutting, who died
Il.