St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-08-13

II MI anu Mis- a. W. LpOiIlS, mis-
Loomis and Master Gait from Shel
+ brooke were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. {
c. Follensby, Friday.
n Mrs 6. II. Lord, who has been spend
ing two weeks with Rev. and Mrs. A.
9 Hussey, returned to her home in Port
land, Maine, last week.
p Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and Mis-
Carrie Miller from Springfield, Mass.
who are visiting at {. S. McGown;
return to their home tomorrow
R. T. S ephenson, the Academy teacher
returned last week from his home ii
Missouri and is now at A. H. Barbour's
cottage at Lake Mempremagog.
William Denison, president of the At
lautic Bank of Boston has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. N. P. Bowman, and his
niece, Mrs. Charles H. Higgins, few
DAYS.
Frederick l. Paine and family have
decided to locate in Southern California
and they will start for Los Angeles early
in September with George Taylor and
family.
Misses Gertrude and Mary Jewett re.
turned hire Friday from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Montpelier and
Calais and left for their home in Berkeley,
Cal, Monday.
c. Roy Calderwood is receiving con-
gratulations over receiving a scholar
ship at Norwich University and he will
enter this military school at Mortified
the coming fall.
Miss Helen Maud Barbiery went to
Bethlehem, N. H., Monday, for a few
days, after which she will go to Mon
treal with party of friends to spend the
remainder of the month.
Mrs. Alice F. Stevens, who is in the
Congressional Library at Washington,
D. c., and Mrs. Lillian Stevens from
Lisbon, spent few days with Mrs. P.
F. Hazen the past week.
Mrs. 6. F. Cheney returned last week
from her summer outing, stopping at
Greensboro where DR.. Cheney joined her
for few days. Hortense Peters is visit.
ing relatives at Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles R. Cummings of
White River Junction called on their old
friends one day last week on their way
to Caspian Lake, Greensboro, where
they have taken cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. MacCormick from
New York city have been visiting at F.
X. Lanctots. Mrs. MacCormick is
spending part of the week in Burlington
and will return here for the remainder OF
r. -lonth.
air. and Mrs. John Meahan from
Providence, r. l., who are spending the
summer at Lyndonville and Burke,
called on friends here Saturday. Mrs.
Meahan will be remembered here as Mrs
W. c. Warner.
A. L. Bragg and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Bertrand were called to Lake Morey
Sunday by the serious illness of Miss
Bertha Bragg. She was reported lit
tie more comfortable yesterday, but is in
critical condition.
Hon. Fred G. Fleetwood of Morrisville,
the republican candidate for secretary of
state, called on his St. Johnsbury friends
yesterday. Mr.. Fleetwood was one OF
the speakers at the republican rally at
Lyndonville last night.
Roland Swasey, who has been a stu
dent in Dr. G. F. Cheney's office the past
year, goes this week to Baltimore Dental
College, Baltimore, Nd. DR.. Henry T.
Harpin from Windsor will enter DR..
Cheney's office Sept. l, as assistant.
John D. Hazen of Tarrytown, N. Y,
was here two days this week visiting his
relatives. Mr.. Hazen is making a nota-
bic success as a musician, having stu
dos at New York and Tarrytown be
sides playing a church organ at Yonkers.
Mrs. H. o. Cushman of Boston has
recently been given additional honors by
being elected as a trustee of Boston Uni
versity. She is the popular president of
the Massachusetts Society for the Uni
versity Education of Women, a position
which she has held Tor the past four years.
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DR.. N. H. Houghton from Boston
spent Sunday with his family here. One
day recently man giving his name as
Williams, called at his Boston office and
when the servant lett him alone for few
minutes he stole two railroad mileage
books and stamps to the value of so
cents.
Lewis 3. Head, of Littleton, formerly
OF this town, has been appointed
deputy collector of internal revenue and
assigned to a district composed of the
counties OF Carol, Coos and Grafton, in
New Hampshire, Caledonia, Essex and
Orleans in Vermont, and Franklin and
Oxford in Maine.
Ruth, one of the 3 70 months old twin
daughte rs of Mr.. and Mrs P. E. Nav,
died Sunday morning after a sickness of
only two days. The funeral was held
Monday and the burial took place at
West Concord. An abundance of flow
ers expressed the sympathy of many
| friends for tha Doran+c