St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-12-03
PERSONALS.

MIS-. DaVlQ bauger mas Ueeu flSillus
relatives in Barre.
". A. Bemis spent Saturday will
friends in Woodsville.
Mary Carr, who has b5en quite ILL., i:
slowly convalescing.
Miss Agnes Woodward Of Morrisvlle
is visiting at E E. Cars.
Miss Ida Peck from Lancaster visited
a her home here last week.
Grant r. Whitney of St. Adams spent
Thursday with friends here.
Miss Lucy Sawyer spent the Thanks
giving vacation at Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Carr spent few
days oflast week in Worthwhile.
Charles Stevens spent part of last
week at his home in Charleston.
W. B. Eastman and family visited his
old home in Sutton, Thursday.
Miss Cora Potter from Laconia, n. H.,
is visiting at Mrs. J. W. Warden's.
Mrs. F. A. Garter visited her father,
c. E. Doty, in Bradford last week.
Miss Mildred Houston spent Thanks
giving with her parents at North Troy.
Miss Mabel Jackson OF WoodsvilIe WIS.,
tied her st. Johnsbury friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Jewett from
Woodsvile spent few days OF last week
here.
Benjamin, father of George K. SWEET
suffered quite severe shock on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Addie E. Hall spent few days
last week with relatives at Manchester,
N. H.
H. E. Miller of The Fairbanks Com
pany, New York, is in town on business
trip.
Miss Ethel Weber and sister Erma
from Lyndonvie spent Sunday at c. E.
Days.
Miss Carrie Patterson from Bath, N.
H., is visiting at her brothers, D. D. Pat
terson.
Mrs. F. W. Taylor went to Boston,
Tuesday, for a two weeks visit with
friends.
Miss Jennie Bell of Walden is spending
a few days at Mrs. Fanny W. Park {
bursts. t
Mrs. Gertrude (Knight Lyster from
Montreal called upon old friends in town {
Saturday.
Edward Cowans of the CALIFORNIAN t
force spent Thanksgiving at his home in
Rock Island, P. .. c
Mrs. H. P, Macintosh of Boston has !
been spending the week with her daugh- S
ter, Mrs. I. B. Gage. /
Mrs. c. G. Proctor and Mrs. Annette '
Magoon spent Thanksgiving with rela- i
tiyes in Lyndonvle
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mackinnon enter {
tanned few OF their friends Thanksgiy-
ing night at Fayrevue. I
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0. Lake from Boston '
were called here last week by the sickness a
and death of Mrs. Julia Burt. c
Miss Helen NJ. Abee, who is now
teaching in Wilmington, Mass spent O
Thanksgiving at her home. ?
F. A. Scott and family, Harry Scott '
ard family, and A. W. Scott and family y
spent Thanksgiving in Barton.
c. E. Day and family are to move this
week into George Wright's house on the
corner of Cliff and Webster streets. S
Miss Lena Gates of the CALEDo.
MAN Office force has been spending sew
eral days at her home at Newport
Mrs Fred Bancroft from Pawtucket, :
R. l., and Miss Emma Page from Plain
field, are guests at ". S. Boynton's.
Misses Elizabeth MCGOWAN and Bessie
Higgins returned last week from a two
weeks visit in Boston and vicinity. {
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stanley and son I
Arthur have been spending a few days at
Hillsboro Bridge, N. H., Mrs. Stanley's
home.
Mrs. Ray RuPges of West Burke has
accepted a position in James Ritchies
store and begins her work there next
week.
Mrs. Belle c. Smith of Burlington
spent Thanksgiving in town with her
friend, Mrs. X. Young, at 7. c. Under
woods.
Carlton Ranney was home from Uni.
versity of Vermont Thanksgiving, and
{. Roy Calderwood from Norwich Uni
versily.
Gorge Montgomery from Tacoma
Washington, is visiting his brother, Ar
thur. He will remain east about a
month
Mrs. P. K. Gleed of Morrsvile came
over Monday as a special guest of the
Womans Club, returning home that at.
ternoon.
George S. Houghton, former Rail
road street merchant, is moving this
week to Beverley, Mass, where he will
open store.
Miss Gertrude Hyde has accepted a
position as stenographer in Root &
Blanchard's Office at Newport and began
her work Friday.