St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-21

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old and respected citizen, and had bee
in feeble health for several months. tt
funeral was held Friday.
E Walter W. Husband of the Montpeli'
Journal is receiving the congratulatior
OF his many friends here and in Mon
pelier on the announcements OF his comm
marriage to Miss Agnes M. Bullart
which will occur at the brides home
this village on Tuesday evening, Mo-
II. Soon after this event they will leav
for Washington, where Mr.. Husban
enters upon his duties as private secrt
tary to Senator Dillingham;.
Mrs. John R. Reding of Portsmouth
N. Fl. and Miss Bracelin are visiting Mrs
Reding's sister, Mrs. Helen M. Chadwick
Carl M. Spencer of Des Moines, la.
made flying visit to his old home yes
terday and was cordially greeted by BIZ
old friends.
DR.. Maurice F. Pilgrim, who was for
merly located here as physician, dice
at his home in New York Monday morn
ing of pneumonia. The interment will
be held at the cemetery at Danville this
morning.
Herbert W. Hovey has entered the law
office of Hon. Jonathan Ross and will be
admitted to the Vermont bar as soon as
he fulfls the necessary requirements. Mr..
Hovey is St. Johnsbury boy who was
graduated from our Academy and Dart
mouth College and took three years
course in two years at the law school of
Boston University, graduating second in
his class. He has already been admitted
to the Massachusetts bar.
Albert l.. Farwell, who resigned his
position at the scale office short time
ago, left for Boston last week where he
will make his future home. Mr.. Farwell
will be much missed in social circles and
in the church work and is sure of
hearty welcome whenever he returns to
visit his friends.
Miss Elizabeth Mcleod, who has been
spending the summer at Poland, Me-,
'eturned home last week.
Announcements have been received of
he wedding OF Grant r Whitney, formerly
Vt st. Johnsbury and Miss Jenne M.
1uerin, at st. Adams, on Wednesday,
September 13. Mr., and Mrs. Whitney will
re at home" at Great Falls, Montana,
liter November /.
Mrs. Lois Albee Libbey from Bradford
vas in town the first OF the week.
Joseph E. Walker goes to Boston today |
IN short business trip.
Mrs. Kate c. Moore is visiting her
lister in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Harry B. Gordon is in Boston for |
short time. ''f
Thomas Flood of Barre has commenced |
working in town.
Jack Callahan went to New York last
vening where he will have a surgical
operation performed.
F. E. Douglas. formerly mail agent
IN the st. ]. & L. c. railroad. has been
transferred from the route between
'eecher Falls and Lancaster, N. H., to |
he route from New York city to Boston,
ia Providence, and will for time be
detailed to transfer duty at the south |
lnion depot, Bos on.
Mrs. E. c. Rollins from Boston visited |
Ter cousin, Rev. J. Nj. Frost, last week,
N route to her home from a western
rip.
George Ranney left yesterday for a |
,hree weeks visit in Detroit and Mime.
apolis.
John Num- OF Fairlee has commenced
for F. E. Potts.
Norris Hamilton of Barre, who has
been visiting at Thomas Tiernev's re.
turns today.
Carl ]. Green is spending a short time
in Boston.
Miss Florence ]. May has gone to
Springfield, Mass, to enter the training
school for librarians, conducted by the
city library. Miss Mays fine literary
taste will make the profession of libra.
rian very congenial to her.
DR.. I. ]. Walsh. Harry H. Carr and
George Caldbeck are to hunt deer this
week in Victory.
Henry Rash is visiting in Nashua for
week.
John Berner is visiting relatives in
Barre.
Miss Mamie Kearns of Boston, who
has been visiting here the past three
weeks. returned to her home Monday.
Mrs. A. c. Aldrich of Somerville, Mass,
is visiting at her fathers, Judge iona.
than Ross.
MIR. and Mrs. A E. Stockwell and son
from Danvllle, P. @, are visiting her
brother, Sias Burbank.
Mrs A. c. Fairbrother of Newport has
come here to care for her sister, Mrs.
John Beck, who is sick
Merry Wives OF Windsor.
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