St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-07-02

JohnSbury.
W. O. Rocheleau is at work in Mr.
Cobb's barber shop again after an alb
seuce caused by injuries received by The
kick of a horse.
Mrs. N. F. Putnam from Northamp
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Putnam
from Salt Lake City, Utah, are guests al
D. D. Patterson's.
Frank G. Laundry underwent an op
GRAFTON forlappendicitis Saturday, after
three days severe illness, and is making
a good recovery.
Miss Beatrice Grove, of Manchester
N. H., came Monday to spend the month
OF July with her friend, Miss Alice Lynn
at North Danville.
Misses Florence and Gertrude Hyde
have returned from Poughkeepsie and
the former has resumed her old place in
the Brooks. Tyler Office.
Mrs. ]. E. Hunt of Bradford and Mrs.
c. J. Peterson of East Berkshire, who
have been visiting at A. Worcester's,
went to their homes Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone gave an after
noon tea Monday and had as guests the
ladies and gentlemen who spent the past
winter in southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Mayo spent Sun
day at Burlington. Miss Jennie Nash,
who has been visiting them here, re-
turned with them to her home.
Miss Lola G. Brown has closed her
engagement as clerk at S. D. Atwood's
and gone to her home in Sheffield. Miss
Efie NJ Canning takes her place.
Superintendent Carter of the Hatch
cry returned Thursday from a few
weeks stay in West Virginia. Mrs. Car
ter and Faulkner will return little later.
Guy Rocheleau, now of Windsor, acted
as best man at the wedding of Harry W.
Baxter, OF Highgate, and Alice c. Brown
of Swanton, at the latterplace Thursday.
Miss Helen M. Albee was member of
the class which graduated from the
Bridgewater, Mass, Normal School last
week. She returned to her home Satur-
day.
Misses Flora and Bertha Terrill were
in town a short time last week, on their
way to their home in Morrisvile, where
they were called by the illness of their
father.
Ralph B. Hooker is attending the stu
dents conference at Moody's school at
Mortified as delegate from the Young
Mems Fraternity of St. Johnsbury
Academy.
John S. Cameron of New York is the
guest of Landlord Keller at the ST.
Johnsbury House for few weeks. His
son, Don P. Cameron, was here one day
this week
Merrill c. Lane, who has been assist
ing in the Standard drug store, has gone
to Bethlehem to work in dry goods
store and his place is taken here by
Leigh Noyes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. LiDgham
and two children, from Boston, came to
her fathers, Crawford Ranney, last week,
where Mrs. Lingham and the children
will spend the month.
Seth B. Preston, of Utica, N. Y, who
recently commenced work in H. A. Bel
knap's store, was operated on for appen-
dicitis, Saturday, at Brightook Hospi-
tai and is doing we'll.
Misses Gertrude and Mary Iewett of
Berkeley, Cal, are expected here Satur-
day to spend a few weeks with their st.
Johnsbury cousins. They will first visit
at Mrs. c. M, Stones.
Mrs. w. L. Pearl has moved to her
house at the north end of Spring street
recently vacated by F. D. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will not go to
housekeeping again until fall
Rev. X. J. Service, who came from De-
troit to attend the Dartmouth commence
ment, called on his nephew John Gal
hraith, Friday. Mr. Service was gradu-
attd from the Academy in tteclass OF '73.
Mrs, Frank II. Preston and children
went to White River Junction Friday to
JOIN Mr.. Preston who recently became
Boston & Maine freight agent at that
place. They will reside at West Lebanon
Guy Fl. Abbott, who was graduated
from Dartmouth last week, came here
Saturday. He leaves tomorrow for New
port N. H., to take his old position with
the Newport base bail team for the sea-
son.
Mrs John NJ Pcrham went to Burling.
ton last week to visit friends Mr.. Per
ham will join her tomorrow and they
will 60 to his home in Brookfeld to at.
tend a celebration of his grandfather's
90th birthday.
Fred W. Taylor, Jro who recently grad
uated in the mechanical engineering
course at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, has
entered the employ of Z. &. T. Fairbanks
& Co., and for the present will be engaged
in special work.
DR.. Charlotte Fairbanks is visiting at
old home She will have the position of
inferno in the Woman's Medical College