St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-08-05

E. S. Smith spent few days at his old
home in Laconia last week.
Mrs. William c. Tyler and Miss Ruth
Tyler have been visiting Mrs. NJ. H.
Buckham at Burlington and Misses Lou.
Use and Margaret Tyler spent Sunday at
the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'Malley are
spending the month of August with his
parents. Mr.. O'Malley is at the head of
the commercial department in the high
school at Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone was called to
Belmont, Mass, last week by the death
of her cousin. Frank N. Lincoln. She
came home last night accompanied by
her sister, Miss Carolyn H. Lincoln, of
Springfield, Mass, who will visit her for
time.
Miss Florence ]. May went Monday
to Hanover, to join her family, who are
spending part of the summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. ROBBIE leave today
for carriage drive to Bradford and
Fairlee to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Willard and
daughter from State College, Pa, were
in town the first of last week. Mr.. Will
lard was graduated in the class of 'S3,
st. ]. A., and is now professor of
mathematics at State College.
c. Sherman Calderwood is spending
two weeks at Caledonia Springs.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks gave a party
Monday evening in honor OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James c. Alvord, of Woonsock.
ct, X. /.
Mrs. Laura N. Hazen, who has been
visiting her sister in Woodsville the past
month, was here over Sunday and will
spend the rest of the month at one of the
Massachusetts, beaches. She was &C.
companied here by her sister, Mrs. James
Stearns, of Springfield. Mass.
George l.. Hunt, who has done excel
lent service as deputy county clerk of
Caledonia county, was given certificate
by the supreme court at Montpelier last
week granting him to practice law in
Vermont. Mr.. Hunt took the bar ex-
aminations last spring and passed in
FOOD standing, but not having studied
ong enough his diploma was held over
Until the present time. Mr.. Hunt left for
snosburg Falls last week to practice law
ind he has the best wishes for success
rom his many friends.
Mrs. c. c. Follensby gave a party last
Friday evening to few of her friends at |
Ter hospitable home on Summer street.
DR.. c. F. Storrs of Austin, ILL.,, and |
drs. H. A. Crandall of Burlington are
listing their brother, S. F. Storrs, at the
It. Johnsbury House.
F. A. Shorey has gone to Boston to
work.
Mrs. c. A. Bennett has returned after
months vacation from Lougee's store.
Michel Drouin OF Montreal, who has
een visiting here, has returned to his
ome. His family will remain here for
ONE time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Dumas are
aking short vacation in St. Ann, P. O.
Henry and Ernest Massey have been
allied to Three Rivers, P. O., by the ILL
less of their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Painchaud and son
'aul of Lebanon are visiting at J. O.
)rouin's.
Thomas ]. Burroughs spent part of
asst week at his old home in Stockbridge.
Burns S. Hartman spent Sunday in
hanover.
Miss Mabel E. Ross, was one of the
our persons accepted from the eight ap-
'licants who took examination for adj
mission to the Springfield, Mass, library
raining class for the coming year. Miss
Nellie L. Chase of Lyndon was also a
uccessful candidate.
Joseph st. Jock and Fred Humphrey
lave returned from Boston with a new
automobile.
Foster Wilson of Providence, R. l., Wis
ted friends in town part OF last week.
Miss Carrie Newton returned Monday
fter three weeks vacation at her home
4 Lyndonvile.
Mrs. F. F. Pierce of Boston and Mrs.
Harvey Perrigo of Lyndonville visited at
I. sideways last week.
Mrs. S. D. Atwood was called to Shelf
ield. Monday, by the illness of her faith.
r.
Nathan Nelson of Northampton, Mass,
| former resident here, was in town over
sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Ingalls, has returned from a
wo weeks vacation at Lake Memphre.
nagog.
Walter Jewett of Woodsville was in
own over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Lawrence and Arthur
tearns of Lowell, Mass, returned Sat-
rday after two weeks visit at E. M.
Iarris'.
N. c. Corriveau was called to Man
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