St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-28

Frank Abbott of Springfield, Mass.
formerly of Sutton, was in town Mon.
day, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shattuck of Con.
cord, n. H., visited Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Ezra Clark last week.
Miss Jessie McNichol from Sherbrooke
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lemuel
FarweIl. at Pinehurst.
Miss Mamie Gauthier, who has been
to Sherbrooke, P. O., for an extensive
visit, returns this week.
John Mobiles of Boston is visiting at
Jack Callahan's, and will remain in St.
Johnsbury for some time.
Miss Harriet Rouse OF East Berkshire
will visit Miss Alice Kicker and Miss
Margaret Clark this week.
c. A. Currier is in Berlin, N. H., for a
few days where he is in company with
Mr.. Lyford in drug store.
Guy c. Carpenter Of Caremont, N. H.,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond H. Root of
East Concord spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Fox.
Miss Myra Goss is in Bradford, New
bury and surrounding towns in the in
terests of the Citizens Telephone Co.
Miss Helen Hall, who is on the staff Of
the Progressive Farmer, at East Rye
gate, spent Sunday with her parents.
Miss Lizzie M. Harris, who is suffering
from nervous trouble, returned to her
home from Brightlook Hospital, Thurs
day.
c. H. Marshall left Monday for Hart
ford, Conn, on business trip and will
visit his daughter in Boston, before his
return.
James Abanathy has returned from
Manitoba, where he has been for year,
and has entered the employ of the Fair
banks Co.
Miss Martha J. Hall, who is assisting
in caring for her cousin, who is III at
Lyndon Center, spent Sunday with her
mother here.
Mrs. Y. W. Hartman has gone to
Greenfield, Mass, where she will spend
the remainder of the winter with her son
Wallace Hartman.
II. S. Dorothy leaves Tuesday for New
York City to attend a meeting Of the
superintendent of the Metropolitan Lite
ms Co. branch Offices.
Don c. Stiles returned home last week
from an extended stay in Boston, but
will not enter the store at present. Mrs.
Stiles who is singing in New York, re-
turns home next week.
Louis N, Smythe returned from his fish
lug trip at Lake Winnepiseogee last
week, having caught over 100 pounds of
cusk during his absence.
Miss Maude Barbiery has been taking
a week S vacation from her duties in F.
O. Clark's store, and Mrs. Edmund P.
Hamilton has been taking her place.
The current number ofAmerican Indus
tries has strong article against the pro-
posed eight hour law by Prof. Henry
Fairbanks, accompanied by an excellent
portrait of the writer.
Robert Mackinnon went to Richmond,
P. O., Saturday, to help celebrate his
mothers SD birthday. OF the four
brothers in the family all were present
except the one located in Winnipeg.
William A. Russell from White River
Junction, was in town Monday on bust
ness connected with the Vermont Insur-
auce Commissioners Report, which is
being printed at the CALIFORNIAN office.
A. Bissonnette and wife of Montreal
returned Thursday, after three months
visit here. Mr.. Bissonnette is brother
in law OF Rev, ]. A. Boissonnault and is
employ ed in the post-offce in Montreal.
Mrs. c. H. Turner and son returned
from her home at Stratford, Ont, last
week. Mrs. Turner has been spending
several months there, and Mr.. Turner
spent a few days with her before their
return
c. H. Woellener, a special Western
Union inspector, was in town Friday, in
spectng the local Office, in charge of c.
E Somerville. Mr.. Woellener reports
the Office on a paying basis and one OF
the best in this section.
Miss Della |. Griffin, who has been spend
ing a months vacation at her home in
Newton, Mass. has returned. She ad.
dressed the Dirigo Woman's Club of
Portland, Me-, on Mature Study in
Schools" last week.
viii Lynch formerly Of this town, who
is employed in a hotel in Boston and
who was hurt about the face bv the tall
| ing of an elevator, last Christmas, had
an operation performed Saturday, and is
rapidly recovering.
Mrs W. S. Voorhies of Michigan, who
spent last winter with her sister, Mrs,
George NJ. Howe, died very suddenly Ian.
! 16, of paral, sis. Mrs, VOORHEES, was