St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-04

The many friends OF Mrs. Walter E
Jewttt Of Woodsville will regret to learn
that She still continues in a critical con
dition,
Frank Tinker gave lively exhibit Of
clog dancing at minstrel entertainment
in Lisbon recently.
Mrs A. Z. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. James
S. Weeks and Herman Williamson were
called to Lttleton Thursday to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Fred E. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baxter Of High
gate have been visiting at E. T. Ide's.
Arthur " Sshoppe has been visiting
for a few days in Laconia.
Mrs. Anna Griffin OF Whiteheld, who
has been visiting her son, returned to her
= home Saturday.
Herbert Wilcox spent Sunday with
friends at North Wolcott.
The friends of Mrs George German,
formerly Of Sheffield, will regret to learn
that she is still in poor health and not
gaining.
William Brown Of Barre spent Sun
day with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Watson of Cam
bridge Junction were in town, Wednes-
day.
Mrs Kate Batchelder Of Lyndon Cen
tire, has been visiting Mrs. Harry A.
BeIknap the past week.
Mrs. Calvin Brentwood Of Whitefe'd
returned to her home, Monday, after
short visit to Mrs. Andrew Folsom.
Miss Grace Quimby Of Pasadena, Cal,
who has been at Mrs. Harry Belknap's
nearly year has gone to Boston and
vicinity for a few weeks and then returns
TO her California home.
F. B. Lang of Barton is spending few
days in town.
Everett W. Goodhue OF Montpelier was
in town, Thursday.
Mrs. Gilbert Davis has been visiting in
Lyndonvlle for few days.
Fred Sanborn of Brattleboro isin town
for few days
George Smith has moved from Green
Street to Fairbanks village.
George H. Flint Ct Stanstead has been
called here on account Of the illness OF his
mother, Mrs. L. M. Flint.
Eugene Lachance enters the law office
OF Harland B. Howe next week as a law
student.
Charles Adams has been engaged as
night operator in the New England Tide
phone Exchange.
Roy Calderwood returned to Norwich
University Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Berton |. Staples gave
luncheon Wednesday evening to 16young
married people in honor Of the first ami
versary Of their marriage.
Mrs Elsie Tinker has gone TO Concord,
n. H. to make her home with her daughter
Mrs. A. Z. Kirk for the present
Mr.. and Mrs Walter A Pierce returned
Saturday from a two weeks wedding
trip spent with relatives in South Royal
ton aad Bradford.
Arthur Z. Hale OF Bradford was here
last week attending the undertakers
meeting.
Miss Helen Rickaby was in Barton over
Sunday, visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Stoddard's.
Mrs Alfred Crocker was called to
WoodsvlIe, Thursday, by the serious i'll
ness of Mr.. Crocker. He has been in a
critical condition since that time but the
latest reports have been more favorable
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Shattuck rom
Easthampton are visiting her parents
Rev. and Mrs c. F. Morse.
Miss Elizabeth Fellows, who has beer
spending the past two months at D. Y
Comstock S, has gone to Washington
b. c.
Miss Helen Rckaby has resigned he
position in Dunnett & Stacks office ant
leaves this week to accept similar posi-
: ton with the {. II. Talcott Co., whole
sale druggists, OF Hartford, Conn.
II Mrs Julian D,murs, who was injure
S by tall in Whlteheld, has returned t
IS her home here. She WAS accompanie
r by her son Azade.
/ Fred Thompson has gone to Canad
W for short time
x Mrs. I. b. Weeks has returned from
n. two weeks visit in New York.
re Mrs. Mary Clifford, who has been
for some time, is ,mproving.-
er II. J. Isham OF Morrisylle was in TOW
S Monday.
in Harold Bond is assisting in the Brood
r. Tyler Dry Goods store.
Y, Johnston Stanley has been called hot
from Cornell owing to the illness of
in lathcr.