St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-11-11

Fred Root and Bourne Wood OF Oar
mouth College visited in town part {
last week.
Miss Annie o. Maloney spent Sunda
at her home in Newport
Olvin Osgood of Arlington, Mass
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Jennie A. Gale, formerly of thi
place, has resigned her position as paste
of Gridley chapel, Beloit, Wis, and it |
understood she is to become the wife G
Robert Irwin, a machinist at the Eclips
plant.
DR.. John H Smith of White6eld visited
in town part OF last week.
Mrs. John Allen OF Chicago is visiting
at w. H. Wards.
Miss Agnes Mcleod is visiting relatives
in Canada.
Mrs. T. P. Farrell is visiting friends in
Concord, N. H., and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Barnard of DAN
vile, P. O., visited friends in town over
Sunday.
Miss Grace Rowse of East Berkshire
spent Sunday with friends in town.
D. W. Ranlet is seriously ill with blood
poisoning in one of his legs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cree of Woodsville
were in town over Sunday.
Frank W. Hastings, having sold his
farm at West Waterford, has moved
with his family to his St. Johnsbury resi-
dence, "The Bluffs"
Mrs. Walter P. Smith gave an after
noon tea Thursday in honor OF her guest,
Mrs. Silas Mastin.
A jolly party were entertained at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Follansby Thursday evening. A bount
eous supper was served, followed by
general good time.
B. W. Wilcox has concluded his services
as clerk at the Berry-Bal store.
Mrs. William Daniels of Montpelier is
visiting her son, Harry B. Daniels.
Mrs. John Leith and daughter have
been visiting Mr.. Leith at Montpelier.
Mrs. F. F. Fletcher from Minneapolis
is visiting friends in town, and is the
guest of Mrs. D. D. Patterson.
Arthur E. Hale from Bradford has
been visiting at his fathers J. 0. Hale.
Mrs. F. A. Carter has been spending
several days at the home of her parents
at Bradford.
Miss Carolyn Hazen from Denver, Col.
is guest at her cousins, P. F. Hazen.
Miss Helen c. Stevens has been spend
several days at her home here, but ex
poets to return to Boston the first O
next week.
Mrs. F. D. Thompson is visiting at he
home in Barton.
Alfred Crocker, Jr., from Brocktor
Mass, spent Sunday with his fanil
here. His family will move to Brockto
early next month.
Mrs. c. M. Stone and Miss Stone leay
Saturday TOR Springfield, Mass, and o
Tuesday will join Raymond excursio
to California, spending the winter
Pasadena. Mrs. c. L. Goodell of Brood
line will accompany them and also spen
the winter in Pasadena.
Rev. Hiram Q. Ward, who recent
resigned as pastor of the Congregations
church at Bakersfield, has accepted ca
o the Congreg ational church at Har
wick. Mr.. Ward was graduated fro
the Academy in 1879 and is native
Danville.
Homer B. Hubert, editor of the Korea
Review and a graduate of St. Johnsbul
Academy in the class of 1880, has wri
ten new book, though it is anoth
mans story. 1t is entitled In Search
Siberian Klondike" and is the result
a chance meeting in Washington
Mr.. Vanderlip, expert geologs
and Mr.. Hubert. Mr.. Vanderp he
some thrilling adventures in the wids
Kamchatka and the story is the result
his experiences as told by him to NJ
Hubert.
Rev. Christopher st. Clare, the ne
pastor of the Congregational church
Morrisvile, called on his St. Johnsbu
friends Monday.
The Manila American of September
announces The safe arrival at his post
Commissioner 1de. The American, aft
briefly describing the reception given hi
on his arrival, says, "The seven month
vacation was great benefit to t
Judge, whose health appears to be
tirst-class condition and wonderfully il
proved by the trip to the states"
Sumner Dow has moved from t
corner of Cliff and Webster streets to
tenement on Pearl street and Claren
A. Humphrey moves this week fro
Pearl street to the tenement vacated
Mr.. Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Russell ente
tanned friends Monday evening in hon
of the fourth anniversary OF their ma
riage.