St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-01

/ Mrs. Ellen Hall OF M'ddletown, Conn.
who has been spending the summer at
/ Jefferson, N H., is the guest of her niece
/ Mrs. ". A. Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Howe returned
! Tuesday from a ten days visit with rela-
tives in Burlington, Ludlow and other
parts OF the state.
Mrs. Lucy Bemis of Lyndon, Mrs.
Nary Smith and Albert Fowle Of Wor-
cester visited at w. B. Eastman's Mon
day and Tuesday.
Joseph Fairbanks returned to Yale last
week, Johnston STANLEY to Cornell and
I Carl Woods to New York, where he re
sumed his medical studies,
Edward w. Potter, the we'll known
horse trainer and driver, has returned
from the seasons campaign and is at his
home on Passumpsic street.
Joseph E Barl is acting as night OPP
orator at the New England Telephone ex-
change in addition to his duties as mes
senger at the telegraph office.
Austin l. Morrill, returned yesterday
from visit to his old home in Danvil'e,
P.O His wife, who has been there for
three weeks, returned with him.
Mrs. L. Suloway went to Barton
Landing yesterday to visit Mrs. Charles
Rogers, formerly OF this place, who has
been critically i'll for a long time.
Mrs. Frank Kittridge and daughter
Pavine, from Woodsvile were the
guests OF Mrs. Ethan Carr last week
visit to her son, S. K. Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius A. Morrill, of Spring
field, Mass, are here for the week to
attend the dedication exercises OF the
Congregational church at East ST. Johns
bury.
Miss Agnes M. Billiard is spending the
week with Miss Winifred E. Rowell at
Mrs. 0. H. Hale's in Barre and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. l. Staples were in that city over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned r. Young returned
Monday from the Sunset Hill House
where they have been for the past twelve
weeks, and Mr.. Young has resumed
teaching.
The wedding OF States Attorney David
E. Porter of this place and Miss Amelia
Wolf of New Haven, Conn, occurs at the
home of the brides mother in that city
this evening.
Grant K Whitney, who has been in G..
E. Simanton's store for the past two
years. has resigned his position there to
accept similar one with B. B. Perkins &
Co. at St. Adams.
F. c. Griswold, of Hartford, superin-
tendent of agencies for the Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co. spent several
DAYS last week with H. F. Balch, the
general agent here.
Miss Annie Bowman from Boston is
spending a week at her uncle's Maj. n.
P. Bowmans. Miss Bowman is the
daughter of Frank Bowman, a well.
known Boston landlord
T. ]. Cree of Springfield, Mass, was in
town over Sunday. He returned Mon
Gay accompanied by Mrs. Cree and Their
daughter Doris who have been spending
a few weeks with friends here.
Walter Osgood closed his engagement
in Ritchie's store last week and begur
work in the brass foundry at the scale
works Monday. Sheldon Smith Of Bar
net succeeds him at the store.
Henry E. Fletcher OF Minneapolis wa
the guest of Col. I. c. Fletcher Saturda,
and Sunday and very cordially greeted
by his many friends. He came east witt
the remains of Mrs. Fletcher's mother.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Ranney ar
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clarence I
:. Lingham in Boston. Mr.. Ranney wi
). attend a meeting of the directors of tt
Reece Buttonhole Company while ava
|. Alcde, the 20 months old son of JOSEF
5. Juneau, died on Monday night of Ia
week as the result of injuries received
m falling down stairs about four wee
he previous. The funeral was held Wednt
day afternoon.
ed Royal E. Guild and son Frank fro
or Hopkin on N. H have been visiting
father, !. J. Guild. This is their first vi
N, to St. Johnsbury and like all visitors TIL
in were charmed with the beauties and
stitutions of the place.
Ter Mrs Nathan b. French returned Thu
e's day from five weeks stay at the no
of her son Grin, in Aver, Mass 0
Ige now has the position of superintend
en- of the canning plant of the r. |. Shern
Manufacturing Co. at Littleton Mas:
to Frank D. Bowker, who has been
her charge of the painting department
John H. Ryan's carriage manufactC
on, for the past 10 years, has given up Il
yis- position and is now employed at
same work in the scale factory. Cha
ISIS Gaffney succeeds him at Ryan's.
Tor John W. Berry, Jro who came h
(. from Westerly, r, l., and has been
urg ployed at the Coolidge & Stevens {
the ket Co.'S. factory has given up his p