St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-22
PERSONALS.

pany, J. NJ. Cady.
Mrs. ". P Stafford spent last weel
in Montpelier where her husband is pre-
siding at the Washington county court
Miss Margaret Robe visited relative,
il Bradford last week.
At the close of the Essex county court
at Guldball recently a memorial service
was held, commemorative of the late
George y. Dale. The speakers included
Judge ]. T. Gleason Of Lyndonyille ano
Elisha May Of St. Johnsbury.
Charles G. Stevens was called to his
home in East Charleston last week by
the Illness OF his father.
Marion and Merritt Scott, who have
been seriously i'll with the measles for
some time, are recovering.
Mrs Harry Russell, who has been Wis
iting her parents here returned Saturday
afternoon to her home in Providence
Peter Proyenca lett Thursday for
months vacation in Hartford.
Among those who attended the New
Hampshire Methodist Conference at
Woodsyllle, Saturday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. II. n. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 0.
Sherburn, Mrs B. F. Rollins, Mrs. A. L.
Bailey and Mrs J, NJ. Frost
c. c. Trombly, Jr, of LittIeton was
called here last week by the illness of his
father,
DR.. c. F. 0. Tinker was in Burlington
few days last week on business.
D. c. Gage and Mrs. y. S. Rollins were
called to Fitch Bay, P Q, Monday, by
the illness of relative.
Ernest keenan, spent Sunday with his
parents in Groton.
Secretary OF State Frederick G. Fleet
wood was in town Friday on business.
X. J. Parks is taking two weeks
vacation in Boston.
Alphonse Boucher Of Trois Rivere, p. O.,
has commenced working in Trombly &
Doucets granite sheds.
Walter W. Husband OF Montpelier was
in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Lemieux, who
have lived here nearly year, have moved |
to Worcester
L. S. Healy of the Avenue House has
been in Freyburg the past week on bust.
ness.
Mrs. F. F. Goodwin returned Saturday
from Chelsea, Mass, where she has pur-
chased a residence and will move there
sometime during the summer.
Mrs. E. l.. Stiles has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Allan Holbrook, at New.
port.
Mrs. Robert Fisk received news last
week OF the death OF her father lanes
Parsons, of Louisburg, Nova Scotia, last
Wednesday. He was engineer on train
running to Myra Quit, that ran into an
open drawbrjdge and he was instantly
killed.
Samuel V. Fleming and Mrs. Matte l..
Palmer were united in marriage last
Wednesday afternoon by Rev DR.. Charles
Pickells. They returned from a short
wedding trip Thursday afternoon, and
are 'at home at 96 Eastern avenue.
Mrs William Coakley is visiting friends
IN Boston. Mr.. Coakley was there over
Sunday.
Herbert S. Hanaford of Boston visited
his aunt, Mrs. George w. Story, last
week. Mr.. Hanatord leaves shortly for
the Philippines, where he is to be chief
clerk at the United States Naval Station.
Cavite. He left this town Saturday,
accompanied by his sister, Miss Helen G.
Hanaiord, and bis nephew, Master
Arnold Clayes, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Story the past few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned X. Young were in
Newport last week furnishing the music
for Prescelle, the bypnotist.
Or. c. A. Cramton leaves Friday for |
New Orleans to attend the annual
gathering OF the American Medical AS |
ISOLATION. He will be accompanied bv
his wife and they 60 by boat from New
York and return by rail.
Robert Cobb returned Thursday from
winter spent in Ell Paso, Texas and
Las Cruces, N. NJ. Mrs. Cobb is now at
Albuquerque but expects soon to return
to Denver