St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-05-14
PERSONALS.

Y Mrs. A. W. Blair OF Dorchester, Mass.
t is visiting at w. P Smiths.
r William Riley still continues very i'll al
S the St. Johnsbury Hospital.
. Clarence H. Lingham of Boston spent
5 Sunday with Crawford Ranney.
t Fred ] Babcock of Woburn, Mass
, spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Taft went to New
York yesterday for short time.
Mrs F. H. PllIsbury of Barton visited
her brother, c. A. Currier, last week,
Henry Russell of Miles Pond is assist
ing in E. M. Tafts office for a few weeks.
c. c. Grady of the American Express
Co.'S office was at St. Adams over Sun.
day.
George Maillette and daughter of Que
bee, formerly of this town, are visiting
here.
John G. Stevens was called to East
Charleston last week by the illness OF his
father.
M. H. Eddy is able to attend to bust
ness again after four weeks illness with
eczema.
Mrs. Anthony Mccormick was taken
to St. Johnsbury Hospital yesterday for
treatment.
Ernest a. Mcfarland is to assist c. H.
Stevens as bookkeeper for the Northern
Lumber Co.
Louis Gingras and son George are
spending the week in Manchester, and
Fitchburg, Mass,
Roy Calderwood has taken the posi-
ton Of night operator at the New Eng
land Telephone Exchange Office.
DR.. ]. L Perkins has been confined to
the house several days with severe cold,
but is able to be at his office again.
Mrs, E. F. Brown has gone to Newton
Center, Mass, for a two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Alden Speare.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Hussey went to
Sugar Hill, N. H., last Monday for a
short visit with their son and family.
Mrs. Anna H. Puffer is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. David E. Puffer, and Miss Ka-
tie Puffer, at North Wilmington, Mass.
Mrs. Warren Estabrooks was called to
Moultonborough, N. H.. last week by the
death Of her brotherin-law, Mr.. Bryant.
Encouraging news is received from R.
H. Lee, who is in Boston taking treat
ment for the knee which has troubled
him for so many years.
News has been received of the marriage
in Denver, Col, on April 16, of Charles
c. Brigham, formerly of this town, and
Miss Hannah Coggin of New York city.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry L. Aldrich of
Topeka, Kansas, are the guests of his
brother, DR.. w. J. Aldrich. They will
remain in the East most of the summer.
Mrs. Gates, a trained nurse from Bur
lington, has been in town caring for Mr..
and Mrs. Penn Pages six months old
son, who has been very sick with pneu-
mona.
Emil Paul, who has been night clerk at
the ST. lohnsbury House, has gone to
a similar position in Bradford. F. S.
Storrs and Fred B. Howe now const-
tute the clerical force, dividing the night
and day work.
Wellington H. Tinker, of the Union
Theological seminary, will supply pull
pit at Scarsdale, N. Y, during the sum-
mer, and will not visit his home here
until September.
]. M. Cady has begun business as the
county representative OF the Prudential
Life Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J., aud
proposes to hustle for his share Of the
public patronage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Blossom are spend
ing few days with his brother at North
Hatley, P Q, George Clement is assist
ing at the baggage room during Mr..
Blossoms absence.
Rev Thomas Simauton of CaIifon, N.
] e, who has been visiting his brother, c.
E. Simanton, preached at the South
church on Sunday morning and at the
North in the evening.
Will Chesley and Perry Brown, who
have been at Hotel Ormond, Ormond,
Fla, during the winter, returned to St.
Johnsbury Friday, and go this week to
the Mt. Pleasant House for the summer.
Miss Marion Moore has closed her
engagement at E. N. Randal's and en-
tered the office Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company as bookkeeper. Miss
Caroline Newton of LyndonvIIe takes
her place at Randalls.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. BaIch returned on
Sunday morning from their six months
trip to Marshalltown, Iowa, and other
points west. They are the first of the
St. Johnsbury "exiIes' to report for the
summer and fall campaign at home.
Miss Katherine ]. Dugan has resigned
her position as director OF the choir at
St. Aloysius church, and leaves on Mon
day for further study in Boston. Miss
Dugan intends to return to St. Johns
bury in the tall and resume her musical
work here.
A pleasant party of few neighbors