St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-02-18

4. MI =. "a l.. Ddllt anu -hlSo NOod DoiN
left Tuesday for New York and Washing
, ton for a short visit with friends.
F. P. Gates OF Newport, L. B. Boyntol
. of Morrisvile and Charles B. Cutler o
Burlington were in town Thursday.
- About % young married people enjoyed
sleigh ride to Lyndonvlle last might
- and had supper a the Union House.
Frank 7. Forsaith of West Concord
-, moved Friday to the Mccormick house
on Cliff street which he lately purchased
Roy Peterson of Waterville, P. Q, has
concluded his work in Ritchie's store ard
entered the business college at the acad-
envy.
Mrs. Julian Demars, who is visiting
her son in White6eld, fell on the ice while
there and is now unable to be removed
home.
]. c. Btietling OF Lunenburg George B..
Young of Newport and George Hender-
son OF Lyndonvile were in town, Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Mayo entertain
ed a party of "a friends at whist last
Wednesday evening. Light refreshments
were served.
Word was received here Monday Of the
death, at his home in Grants Pass, Ore,
IN. 2. Dodge, so well remem bered in
St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Felix Paunchand of Lebanon, N.
H., is visiting her father, ]. 0. Drouin,
this week. Mr.. Paunchand is expected
here Saturday.
Joseph Bison had the misfortune to Sc
verely burn one of his feet en- Thursday
by the spiling of molten metal at the
scale foundry.
George NJ. Gray, who is visiting at
Jacksonville, Ala, has had to 70 to
Arkansas Hot Springs, owing to a severe
attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. George Griffin and child have
gone to New London Conn, where Mr.. |
Griffin has a position and where they
will now make their home.
DR.. J. L. Perkins will close his office
next Monday until April 1, and will
spend the time visiting the dental col
leges of Boston and New York.
Lorenzo Sulloway, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past month
with lung trouble, has been improving,
but this week is not quite as we'll
Among the visitors to town Friday |
were L. W. Magoon OF Waterbury, A. E.
SpauIding of Orwell, Charles Rogers OF
Lyndonville and F. B. Lang of Barton.
Miss Edith H. Wallace of Barnet and |
DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Staples of Lyndon
vile were out OF town guests at the Wo-
mans Club Gentlemen S night" Friday.
Miss Ruth Adams entertained few OF
her little girl schooImates Wednesday |
afternoon, Feb. II, in honor of her birth
day, and was remembered with many |
pretty gifts.
Mrs. Cyril Constantineau left Tuesday |
morning for Fall River where Mr. Con-
stantineau has position as assistant |
superintendent of one of the Metropoli- |
tan Insurance Offices.
St. Johnshury was represented at the
| musical convention at Barton Landing
last week by Mrs. Homer E. Smith, Miss
| Margaret Clark, Mrs. David Williams
and Mrs E. E. Gage,
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Balch and Mrs. H.
M. Pearl were at Mrs. Ida PEARLS in
Lyndonville Wednesday. While there
they attended the character party of Col.
and Mrs H. L. Folsom
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Garneau of St.
Croix, p. 9 , are visiting his aunt, Mrs.
James Lanthicr. Mr. Garneau is St.
Lawrence river pilot, running the famous
steamboat, "Trois Riviere."
Mrs. Rebecca p. Fairbanks and Mrs.
Robert Mackinnon went to Hanover
Saturday night to attend the presenta-
ton OF Enoch Arden, which was given
by B. Frank Harris and Miss c. S. Wood
ruff
Captain and Mrs. Ferdinad Boisvert of
st. Croix, P.Q. are visiting Mrs. Boisverts
brother, A. Boucher Mr.. Boisvert is
captain and owner of the st. Croix
steamboat, which PHYS between Quebec
and Montreal.
A party OF thirty young friends met at
the home of Miss Mamie Lachance
Thursday evening and gave her a sur.
prise party in honor of her eighteenth
birthday. Miss Lachance was presented
with gold watch and several other
presents.
Miss Olive McLam has returned to her
home in RyeGateon account of an attack
, OF the grip.-Miss Florence M. Ranney,
Philip A. Fletcher, Roscoe NJ Annis and
, Newell Tousant are all recovering from
/ recent illnesses. "A. b. Scott is now i'll
with typhoid fever.
A party OF 60 young people met at the
, home OF Henry Cotere, Monday evening,
and gave surprise party in honor of
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