St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-08-27

u nOunCc Tue marriage OF Lnclr OauRutel
Georgiana NJ to Felix Painchand G
J. Lebanon, N. H., at Notre Dame church
If Monday, September 8.
Mrs. Charles Bridge of Albany, N. Y.
y who has been spending two weeks at he
r cousins, DR.. c. F. o. Tinker, went tt
=. Morrisville Saturday but will return
:, here later in the season.
J., S. Frederick Smith will leave tomor
t row for Waterbury, Conn, for a week
then he will spend week with his rector
] at Branford, Conn, before resumine
his work in Washington.
t Capt. and Mrs. H. B. Ford, Mrs. E
E. Gage and Miss Fannie V. Beck are at
: Mr.. Cages cottage, "The Shoals" at
Joes Pond for a week. Mrs. Patrick
will join them tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Crane went to the
Weirs this morning, where they will be
present during President Roosevelt s
visit and will also spend few days
with relatives at Tilton, N. H.
George O. Gibbons, cashier of the Cen
trail Vermont's railroads New York office,
and Samuel Gibbons, a Rutland railroad
engineer visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gibbons, few days last
week.
Miss Florence Ranney returned from
Bellfonte, Pa, Thursday, on account of
the illness of her father James Church
accompanied her. Mr.. Ranney is slowly
improving and his ultimate recovery is
hoped for.
Karl D. Perkins from New York City
has been visiting his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. J. L. Perkins. He with Miss Isabel
are spending a week in camp at Averil,
after which they will return here for a
short time.
Miss Ina Clark of the Lougee Broth
ers & Smythe store, will leave Saturday
for Greenfield, Mass, where she will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Chase
She will 90 to Rutland and Lebanon for
few weeks.
Ernest W. Duston, formerly employed
in the E. & T. Fairbanks & Co. drafting
office, has left that position and gone to
Lynn Mass, where he has a position
with an electric manufacturing company
as craftsman.
A. ]. Shaw, formerly of this town, has
been very sick at Bath, N. H. His son,
Herbert j., who has been caring for him,
returned Thursday, and Mr.. Shaw came
yesterday to remain for sometime with
his children here.
Miss Bertha Bragg, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever at Lake Morey,
has not improved as much during the
past week as was hoped, but reports
yesterday were more favorable than at
any previous time.
P. ]. Cowles and family have moved
here from Burlington and are living at
his mothers home on Pearl street. Mr.
Cowles will devote his time for the pres
ent to the management of his fathers
and brothers estates.
Rev. Thomas McCauley Simanton of
Califon, N. J., is expected today to spend
few weeks with his brother, c. E.
Simanton, and they will visit the Thous.
and Islands, White Mountains and other
resorts during his stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brooks, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Blodgett, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
N Carter and Miss Faulkner and Dr..
and Mrs. E. H. Ross drove to Bethlehem
Thursday to see a golf match between
Mr.. Nichols and Mr.. Anderson.
Sister Leblanc, who was at St. Johns
bury Hospital for the first six years of
it's existence, returned from Montreal
last week where she has been the past
year. The hospital has only six patients
now, all of whom are recovering.
Mrs Frances Chapman starts for New
York the last of the week on business
: connected with Miss E. M. Niles mill
, merry store. She will stop en- route at
: Brattleboro and Hartford, Conn. Miss
Niles will join her later in Boston.
Mrs. 6. c. Davis, who has been as
sisting at the Citizens telephone office
} during the absence of Miss Lucy French
went to Lyndonville, Monday, to take
charge of the central office there during
: Miss Hazel's four weeks vacation.
Mrs. ]. W. Warden gave a reception
Thursday afternoon to St. Johnsbury
people who spent last winter in Pasa
) dena and vicinity. There were also
present two Pasadena residents, Mrs. c.
M. Smith and Miss Laura Gleason.
r Mrs, w. 0. Rocheleau and Miss Roch,
eleau expect to visit Mrs. F. M. Black
} at South birmingham, Mass, next
week. During Miss Rocheleau's absence
| Miss Anna Thompson, of Lyndon, will
, take her place at the telephone office.
Mrs. Helen M. Chadwick gave a re
ception yesterday afternoon to the ladies
: and gentlemen who spent the past win
ter in California and had among her
, special guests two Pasadena ladies,
Mrs. c. M. Smith and Miss Laura
, Gleason.