St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-08
PERSONALS.
Mrs. E H. Gaskel is in Boston and
vicinity for two weeks.

spent Sunday with A. S. Haskins.
F. X. Goss of Montpelier spent Sunda
with bis sister, Mrs H. K. Bacon.
Mrs. A. NJ. Goodrich returned Monda
after a several weeks stay in BrookfelC
Mrs. l. P. Titus of Hardwick was TIL
guest of Mrs. Amos w. Scott last weel
Miss Clara Blodgett, of Littleton ha
been guest at L. B. Hartshorn's tn
past week.
Ephriam H Crane, editor OF the LUDLOW
Tribune, was a guest at Silas Mastin'
over Sunday.
Guy H. Abbott went to Everett, Mass.
Friday. to enter the employ of the UniteC
States Steel Co.
Andrew Robitelle OF Newport is assist
ing in c. A. Currier 6, Cos. pharmacy
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Alden Speare and Mrs. Lewis
Speare ofNewton Center Mass, are Wis
iting at E. F. Browns
Henry A. Perley came from Enosburg
Monday to make his home with his
mother, Mrs. Amos w. Scott.
Mrs. George Austin and Miss Morrill,
OF Amesbury, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Austin's father, L. D. Howard,
Mrs. Ellen Hall has returned to her
home in Mddletown, Conn, accompa-
MED by her niece, Mrs. W. A. Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks of Wilder,
who have spent the summer in Europe,
landed at Boston yesterday on the Han
overian.
Charles A. Sylvester is so much i'm
proved in health that he was able to
walk about the house for short time
Monday.
Miss Agnes Flint who has been serious
ly i'll for several weeks is now very much
improved and a speedy convalesence is
looked for.
Miss May E. Mastin, who recently re-
signed her position as librarian of the
Fletcher library at Ludlow, has returned
to her home.
Deputy County Clerk, G. L. Hunt went
to Rutland this morning to testify before
the United States grand jury in a Gale
donia county case.
Rev. and Mrs. George w. Hunt are in
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Massachusetts. They will 60 to Enos-
burg Falls tomorrow.
Thomas F. Dockham moved yesterday
from Boynton avenue to the Grow house
at Al Pearl street. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Cole accompanied them.
Mrs. Christina S. Braley leaves today
for Claremont, MINI, where she will
spend a few months. She will be accom-.
panied by her son Charles 6. Braley.
Miss Earlyn Waite will attend young
ladies boarding school in Boston this
year, and will live with her grand
mother, Mrs. Mathewson, in Maiden.
Mrs. B. F. Rollins and Mrs. A. L.
Bailey are in Providence, r. l., attending
a meeting of the New England branch of
the Woman's Foreign Mission society.
Prof, and Mrs. Henry Fairbanks 60 to
Oberlin, Ohio, Monday, to attend a
meeting of the American Board of which
Prof. Fairbanks is corporate member.
DR.. Henry T. Harpin, of Windsor, who
has been assisting in DR.. G. F. Cheney's
office for a few weeks, returns to his
dental studies at Tufts college this week.
Recent additions to the CALIFORNIAN
force include Miles Gilman of Wiloughby,
Miss Bessie Dimond of Lancaster, Z.
H. Cowans of Stanstead and B. A. Good
rich,
Miss Ethel F. Abbott and Miss Mar
garet Gorham gave a concert at Wells
River, Friday evening. They were as
sisted by Miss Jones, reader, of Brad
ford
c. E. Simanton has engaged the ser
vices of J. r. Marshall, of Providence, r.
l., as salesman and repairer in his store,
and it is expected the engagement will
commence about October 90
Mrs. Rebecca P. Fairbanks and Mrs,
Robert Mackinnon represent St. Johns
bury at the meeting of the executive
committee of the VT. w. II. M. U. at
Pittslord today and Thursday.
Miss Ethel Frances Abbott will return
to Boston next week to resume Der vocal
studies, and at the South church Sunday
morning she will sing 81 know that my
Redeemer Liveth, from the Messiah.
Herbert J. Mohett and Miss Nettie E
Wakefield of Orange, Mass, were mar
ried at the home of the bride, Sept 2S
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohett were lat home" tC
their friends in St. Johnsbury after Oct. 2
Rev. George S. Rollins OF Davenport
Iowa, who supplied the pulpit of thu
South church two Sundays this summer
has received and accepted call to th'
Park Avenue Congregational church o
Minneapolis.
One of the attendants at the Austin
Young & Co. S booth at the Food Fai
is Mrs. Daisy Balch Waite, who will b.
remembered as a former resident here
Mrs. Waite has 80 weeks travelling
engagement with this firm.