St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-05-21

Mrs. Charles Willard from Sutton
visited her son, w. b. Eastman, Satur
day and Sunday.
Carl Woods Of the Cornell Medica
school, New York, is at home for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Charles A. Chadbourne was
called to Newport. Saturday by the ill.,
ness of her brother
Miss Ethel Y. Comstock has returned
from Washington where she spent the
winter with friends
William Lynch. who has acted as
clerk at the Palms, Palm Beach, Fla,
returned Saturday.
Mrs. Julia B. Richardson returned yes,
terday from few days visit in Jefferson,
N. H., and Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. French are
enjoying ten days outing at their camp
at Willoughby Lake.
Miss Katharine Mulroony spent Sun
day with her friend, Miss Carrie Nichols,
at st. Johnsbury Center.
Mrs. Rebecca P. Fairbanks is spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs. B.
A. Robinson, at Worcester.
Charles W. Mclaughlin, travelling
man for G. H. Cross, resumed work
Monday after a three weeks illness.
Charles X. Cheney went to Rutland,
Monday, to take position with D. B.
Twigg, clothier and gents furnisher.
Mr., and Mrs. H. J. Goodrich, who
have been on a several weeks trip to
California, are expected home in a few
days.
Mrs. Bradley Houston of Troy, spent
several days in town the past week as
the guest OF her daughter, Miss Mildred
Houston.
Mrs. Ellen M. Leland has gone to
Claremont N. H., tor two weeks visit,
intending to go then to Wilder for few
days stay.
Frederick ]. Lizot is working for
James c. Black at Littleton, and will
take views through the White Noun
tains this summer.
A. L. Bailey has just returned from Bal
timore Md, where he has been for some
days attendnga meeting of the National
Piano Makers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs, James M. Cushman went
to Cambridge, Saturday, where she will
spend month at her home Mr.. Cusb-
man returned the first of the week.
The wedding of Rubie May, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Hicks and
Glenn Ellis Perry, is announced to occur
at the brides home, Tuesday June 10.
Mrs. II. A. Stanley, with Mildred and
Arthur, are visiting at her home at Hills
boro Bridge, N. II. Mr. Stanley accom-
panied them there last week. remaining
over Sunday,
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of L. Burton Jones and Miss Shirley
White, OF Island Pond on June %. Mr..
Jones will be pleasantly remembered as a
former academy student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Miner were at
Burlington, Friday, on visit to their
son James, who is taking medical
course at the U. V. NJ. and progressing
nicely in his chosen profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Danovan and bahv
went to Manchester, N H., last week.
where he has resumed work as a civil
engineer. Mr.. Danovan has represepted
the Scranton correspondence schools
here for the past few months.
+. A. Pierce and Col. T. c. Fletcher
went to Windsor Yesterday, to serve as
Jurors in the United States court.
Thomas Kelly OF Kirby, who was drawn
on the same jury, was in town Monday
night and went to Windsor..yesterday.
Mrs. Payne, of Cambridge. who has
been here several weeks for medical treat.
ment, returned to her home Sunday. Her
daughter, Mrs. Rice, and grandson Mil.
ton Rice, who have been spending the
past two weeks here, returned with her
Richard Gibson went to Norwich on
Monday to do piece of landscape gar
denng for the Boston & Maine railroad
including the floral arrangement of the
words Norwich and Hanover" for the
Information and dedication of the tray.
cling public.
Mrs. Carl NJ. Spencer of Des Moines
Iowa, with her four children, Robert
Harold, Kathleen and George, will go TO
New York today, where. the latter will
be under treatment Tor some time and
the other children will remain with Mrs.
Moore during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parker will go to
Barton June I, whore he has accepted a
position with the Peerless Manufactur-
ing Co. Their removal will be a distinct
loss to the musica interest of the town
IN which Mr.. Parker has been prominent
| during his five wears residence baro