St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-22

Thomas Miles OF PaSSumpSlc, AFTER an
absence of twenty years.
Mrs. Senator Stiles is spending the
week at Montpelier.
Miss Anna Mae Somerville returned to
Boston yesterday where she will continue
her musical studies under Madame Sails
bury, one Of the leading teachers in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lawrence have
taken rooms and will board at White
River Junction this winter as that point
is a more convenient headquarters for
Mr.. LawrenCe's business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Drouin left last
Thursday for Lowell, Boston. Haverhill
and Lebanon, N. H. They will be gone
about week. Mr.. Drouin will look al
ter his business interests while in Lowell.
Herbert n. Johnson from Rapid City,
| S. D is spending few weeks with his
family at his fathers, William B. John.
son. Mr. and Mrs Edwin n and Charles
W. Johnson from Newport, N. H., have
also been spending a few days there.
Mr., and Mrs. F. A. Pierce will close
TIL ir house on Boynton Ave. the last of
the month, for the winter, and will reside
near Pietce's Mills, having rooms at
George H. Morrill's. Mr.. Peirce cannot
stand the cold drives during the winter.
Capt. Magee and Lieut. Weber, the
officers in charge of the local corps of the
Salvation Army have received their fare
we'll orders and will proceed to Toronto
October 80, to attend the annual con-
gress, conducted by Gen. William Booth.
Miss Grace H. Wilson, who has been
at Lyndonville for some time has removed
to st. Johnsbury where she has engaged
in private nursing with headquarters at
16 Main street. Miss Marguerite Craw-
ford OF the Brightlook Hospital training
school succeeds her at Lyndonvlle.
Conductor and Mrs. Charles F. Ranney
left Wednesday afternoon for a several
weeks trip to Vancouver. Tacoma and
other Pacific coast points. Mr.. Ranney
completed SO years of railroad service
last week and has certainly earned
good vacation. Walter D. Wilcomb has
Mr.. Ranney's train during his absence.
The change in the Lake road time table
has brought Engineer Johnson and fami-
ly from Hyde Park, where they have
spent the summer and they are occupy
ing their former rooms at S. J. Somer-
vlle's, and J, H. Underwood and W. D.
Wilcomb who have made their head
quartersat Hyde Park while the summer
schedule was on have returned to their
homes here
Rolfe Cobleigh has accepted position
on the staff of the Springfield Republican
and leaves for his new post Saturday
night. Mr.. Cobeigh has shown marked
literary ability here and is to be con
graduated upon securing a position
upon the staff OF a paper which is recog
nized as one of the best edited journals
in the United States. Mrs. Cobleigh will
remain here few weeks longer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. c. Chamberlain will
move next week to their farm in Peach
am after long residence in St. Johns
bury. The change is made because Mr..
Chamberlain feels the need of a rest from
his work in the scale factory. He has
been employed there continually for 81
years and it is worthy of note that dur
ing that time he has not been minute
late at the factory gate a single morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain will
bear the best wishes of all to their new
home.
John W. Titcomb reached St. Johns
bury from his trip to the Pacific coast
Monday afternoon aud leaves with his
family for Washington tonight. Mr..
and Mrs, Titcomb have been closely iden-
tilted with the social and active life of st.
Johnsbury and their many friends are
sorry to nave them leave. During Mr..
ritcomb's absence he has visited 3 sta.
tons of the United States Fish Commits
sion between Colorado and the Pacific
coast, even going to Baker Lake, Wash,
where he was most cordially greeted by
an old St. Johpsbury boy, Henry O'Mal-
ley. He was in Montpelier yesterday
arranging for the annual meeting of the
Vermont Fish and Game League of which