St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-02-25
PERSONALS.

Miss Modesto Lachance is at Lyndor
vile visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs James Richie are IN New
York city for few days.
Edward Vincent OF CIaremont vlsite
friends in town over Sunday.
Frank L. Miles of Newport was i
town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Frank H. Houston OF South Wal
den is visiting Mrs. a. D. Nelson.
Mrs. Nelson Lapgois of Lebanon
visiting her father Thomas Gagner.
Frank and Howard Blossom spen
Sunday with their brother in North Hat
ley, P. 9.
Mrs. George G. Morrison from Lyndon
vile is visiting at her brothers, W. II
Robe
William B. Johnson has been in New
port. n. H. the past week visiting hi:
three sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fyler OF Burke have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M
Nelson for a few days.
Mrs. Orrin S. Abbott and Harold went
to Boston Monday for a short visit with
friends.
lanes H Fontain of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting his brother in-law, Frank u.
Landry.
Miss Clara Lamontagne is spending
two weeks vacation with friends in
Lowell, Mass.
Burns Hartman, who is at the Uni
versity of Vermont at Burlington spent
Sunday with friends in town,
c. Roy CaIderwood is at home from
Norwich University for two weeks. The
school has been closed for two weeks on
account OF the illness of the instructors
with the grip.
Mrs. Albert K Johnson spent the past
week in West Concord and Lunenburg
visiting relatives.
Richard c. Baker is spending the week
at his sisters, Mrs. w. E. Jones, at
Waitsheld.
Miss Anna D. Batchelder who is now
employed as one Of Miss Helen S. Patter-
sons assistants in her decorative art
work in Boston, spent few days at her
home here.
c. c. Fisher of Wolcott, J. W. Morse OF
Danyille and A. Daniel of Hardwick were
in town, Friday.
Fred Bennett was called TO Montreal
Monday morning owing to the illness OF
a brother in one of the hospitals there.
Charles P. Hastings of Fitchburg,
formerly OF this town, spent Sunday
with friends.
Joseph Lorrimer and Miss Sarah Lor-
rimer of Beebe Plain have been visiting
at Charles A. Chadbourne's.
George K. Barrs, who has been en-
ployed at Farnham G. Albee's, has moved
to Lynn, Mass.
Miss Carrie Underwood gave delight
full tea party on Friday evening.
George H. Richmond left Monday
night for New York where he has secured
a desirable position with a wholesale
dental firm. Mr.. Richmond's many
friends wish him success in his new field.
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost and Miss
Agnes Frost of Boston are spending
few weeks at her old home. George H.
Frost came up Tor Sunday and the holi-
day following.
Mrs. c. w. Plank of Kansas City was
here the past week, having accompanied
her husband to the gathering OF scale
men which was held here.
c. A. Calderwood was in Burlington
Thursday attending a meeting of the
trustees Of the Masonic Temple.
George c. Thomas, formerly of this
town, now of the Massachusetts Insti
tute OF Technology, was elected captain
OF the sophomore basket ball team there
last week.
Charles Z, Simanton went to New Yorl
Monday to pursue a more EXTENDED
course in the study OF the eve and it,
reiraction and the adjustment OF glasse
for optical defects. Mr.. Simanton will
be at the Polytechnic and the Manhattan
eye and ear hospital and will attend Dr
Webster's clinics.
Mrs. c. J. Emery of Biddeford, VIII
has been visiting at George W. Coles
has returned to her home.
Cary Smith and James Richie of Dart
mouth College spent Sunday with friend
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Somervlle went t
Boston, Saturday, where she will renal
several days. Mr.. Someryille returne
Monday.
Miss Addie S. Alyord left Thursday {,
Springfield, Mass where she was
spend few days and then 90 to Was
ington D. c, to spend the remainder
the winter with relatives.
Rev. DR.. D. N. Beach gave an adore
before the Congregational club at Keet
N. H, yesterday.
John Q. Hale went to Springfe
Mass, yesterday, to visit his son, Geor
H. Hale, and will visit relatives in ca
ern Massachusetts before his return.