St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-29
PERSONALS.

force spent several days oil last week VIII
friends in Canaan.
Mrs. J. w Sault, Miss Amy B. Drake
Miss Abbie G. Smith, Miss Lucy K. Saw
yer and Miss Edith Nj. Nichols visite
the Randolph normal and tranini
schools, Friday.
Ward c. Blandn spent Sunday at hi
home in East Barnet.
Lieut.. Col. c. NJ Benefits in ST. Adams
Burlington, and other places this week
assisting in the inspecting OF the variou
military companies.
A. P. Underwood OF Newport, N. II.
called on friends in town, Friday.
Carl c. Ward Of Hanover, former
resident, called on friends here Friday.
Supt. DEMPSEY spent yesterday in
Bradford visiting the public schools.
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone is convalescing
from short but severe illness.
Mrs. Ruth Wright from Danvers, Mass
with two children is expected here
today, where they will spend the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Rodgers
v no live on the North Danville road.
rhe funeral of the six months old son
at Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Albiser was held at
cir home Monday, Rev. r. L. Duston
conducting the service, and the burial
took place at Passumpsic.
Edward Madden OF South Vernon,
former resident OF this town, passed
through here Saturday to Swanton,
with the body of Mrs. Madden. Mr..
Madden is a son of Daniel Madden oil
this town.
Henry Garter, who has been on an
extensive business trip through the west
since last September, returned home Sat-
urday.
The many friends of Mrs. John Mar
riott (nee Miss Cordelia {. Nevers) will
be interested to learn that her husband
has been transferred from service in the
Trausvaal to Colchester, England,
where he will be stationed for the
next two years. Captain and Mrs. Mar
riott are now in England and will visit
st. Johnsbury and other parts of this
country this summer.
Walter A. Darling, who has been spend
ing two weeks iurlough in town, re-
turned to Portland, Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Gray of Troy Wis
tied here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Stoddard OF Bar
ton visited their son Fred, and Mrs. Mary
Cate, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGillvary spent
Sunday with friends in Lyndonville.
Telesphore Berner of Sherbrooke Wis
tied friends here this week
Miss Olive Ward is visiting her par
ents in Newport this week.
Mrs. W. ]. Forbes of Boston is visiting
old friends here
Harry Inpey has been on crutches the
past week caused by a wrenched knee
and ankle.
Walter Jewett of Woodsvlle was in
town last Wednesday.
L. P. Cook took business trip to
Hafdwick and Montpelier Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Kicker attended the gradual
ing exercises of the Massachusetts naval
reserves Friday evening. The exercises
were held on board the United States
steamship Enterprise in Boston harbor
and were followed by a dance on the
spar deck.
Role Cobleigh of the Springfield
(Mass.) Republican staff is spending
few days in town.
Mrs. William c. Tyler is spending the
week with relatives in Burlington.
Mrs. Frank H. Head and children OF
New Britain, Conn, are coming here to
spend the month of May and will be at
the Paddock house on Church street.
Fred B. Howe, Timothy Casey and
Miss Theresa Straub lett Monday morn.
ing for Bennington where they will as
sist B. G. Howe in the Putnam House
Mrs, T. W. Kelley and Miss Annie
Kelley are visiting at l.. Sulloway' s
this week.
Gilbert Blair and daughter, Miss Nellie
OF West Barnet visited part of last week
at Mrs. S. d. Batcbelder's.
Miss Mildred Houston finished her
work in the Brooks. Tyler store this week
and returns to her home in Troy.
Eugene Corriveau. who has been i'll for
some time, is not improving very
rapidly.
Mrs. W. Stevens of Lebanon is visiting
friends and relatives in town this week.
Among those who attended the Grand
Lodge OF the N. E. O. P. at Burlington
Tuesday were Henry Holder, Harry
Bartlett, George Stearns, John Gale, O
{. Amidon, Z. Z. Sargent, H. Z. Byron
and c, A. Stanley. Mrs. Sargent anC
Mrs. Bartlett accompanied their hus
bands.
George Ranney is in Portland and Bos
ton this week on business.
Mrs. c. B. Hastings and Miss Mari,
Corriveau left Monday for an extensiv,