St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-21


Miss Maude H. Sprague leaves today
for visit with her relatives in Boston.
William c. Tyler attended the concert
in the Littleton music festival Friday
night.
John McCutcheon visited his brother
Thomas and family at Northhtld, last
week.
John H. Ryan has been visiting friends
and relatives at Montpelier and North
field.
Bert Goodrich OF the CALIFORNIAN office
is spending the week in Boston aud
Providence.
B. Frank Harris is training chorus
of 40 i'll Barton who will present Pima
fore" there Feb. 20.
William D. Brown of the CALIFORNIAN
office spent few days the past week with
relatives in Burlington.
Aloysius Bergeron, who has been in
st. Johnsbury Hospital for the past four
weeks, returned home Monday
Miss Dora Todd from Highgate Springs
is spending a few days at W. H. Robes
and with other relatives here.
Mrs. H. B. Chambern and Miss Kar-
lene Hutchinson from Bradford spent
Sunday with Mrs. ]. B. Gage.
Miss Jennie E. Poole has a position in
the office of the Citizens Telephone Co.,
and began her duties there Friday.
James J. Todd from Palmer, Mass,
was called here Monday to attend the
funeral OF his brother.inlaw, James
Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mulrooney were
called to Barre, Saturday. by the illness
of their niece, Mrs. ]. H. Griffin. They
returned Monday.
Miss Ruth Tyler has nearly recovered
from light attack OF scarlet fever This
was the only case in the family and the
quarantine was removed from the house
last night.
Mrs. J. H. Gilmore and daughter Mary
returned to their home in Stanstead,
Thursday, after a several weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Fitzgerald.
Manager D. p. Healey, !. w. Sault, ].
E. Wbeelock, Misses Eugenia E. Roche
leau and Myrtle B. LaPage attended the
telephone meeting and banquet at Mont
pelier, Thursday.
Mrs. lane H. Williamson has issued in
vitations to the wedding OF her daughter,
Ella Philena, and James Somers Weeks,
on Wednesday evening, February +, at
SO Pearl street.
Miss Helen Hall came home from Rye
gate to spend Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs S W. Hall She has a
position there in the office of The Pro.
gressive Farmer.
William A, Hill fell while walking or
the sidewalk on Central street, Friday
breaking the large bone in one leg Rev
G. c. Colwcl fell on Eastern Avenue
Thursday evening aud quite severely
sprained his wrist.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Taylor ar,
spending a few weeks at the home of hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ". Taylor
and will soon move into one OF the new
tenements now being finished off in DR.
{. T. 0. Tinker's house
st. Johnsbury musical talent was wei
represented in concerts at Upton an,
Spencer, Mass, Jan. IS and 6 under tn
direction Of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Miss Margaret Gorham was pianist an,
Leon c, Batchelder flute and pccol
soloist,
+. S. Chapman spent few hours Nor
day with his brother Rev Z. NJ. Char
man. He is civil engineer in the Wa
department and has recently been tran
fetred from New London, Conn, t
service in the Philippines and leaves fc
the Orient very soon.
At the marriage on New Years Day
Mrs Lena Nichols OF this place ar
Henry K. Pratt Of East Concord, II
bride was the happy recipient Of mar
beautiful and useful presents all of viii,
were given by the children, boarders at
friends Of the contracting parties.
The many friends of Robert E. Lewis
former Y. NJ. c. A. secretary here, will
interested to know that he and Nj
Lewis sailed from China the first OF t
month to enjoy years Through. Thu
particular line Of work has been the
ganization and promotion OF the work
the Students Volunteer movement
the Anglo-Saxon, Chinese and Japant
branches of the Y. M. c. A. in CHR
Before coming east Mr.. and Mrs. Lev
will spend few days in San Francisco