St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-05-06


! Eric Pape art school in Boston, is home
: for short vacation.
! Mrs. H. B. Gordon spent Sunday in
! Bos on with friends.
. George H. Frost of Boston was in
town over Sunday. He goes next week
on months trip to Buffalo and New
York. Mrs. Frost will remain here until
July, and will make engagements for
readings and recitals or receive private
pupils. Mrs. Frost's concert work for
next season is to be under the manage.
ment of the Huntington Bureau of
Boston.
N. r. Young will play with BIaisdells
orchestra at the Concord Music Festival
Thursday and Friday.
Dorothy Luela, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Day, died Wednesday
night from complication of diseases, re-
sultlng from the measles, with which she
was taken sick about We weeks previous
She was most attractive child, winning
Immediately the affection of all with
whom she came in contact and has
always been quite fral. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon.
Miss Eugene Rocheleau attended the
May day ball at Morrisville Friday
evening.
DR.. E. Hartshorn returned, Saturday,
from an extensive business trip to New
York.
Mrs. B. R. Lyster is assisting in the
Brooks-Tyler dry goods store.
Mrs. Frank c. Perley is visiting rela-
tives in Hardwick for short time.
Mrs. Joseph Griffin and family moved
to Manchester, N. H., to live, Tuesday,
where Mr. Griffin has position.
Miss Anna Mae Somerville, who is
studying vocal music under Mrs. Sails.
bury in Boston, has accepted a position
as soloist with the Boston Sextette in
trip through the provinces. They will be
gone about month and give three con.
certs in Halifax.
Mrs. George W. Young is on a two
weeks vacation, visiting relatives in
Boston and vicinity.
George W. Cole returned, Monday
from Biddeford Me-, where he was
called by the illness of Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. Fannie Griffin visited friends in
Sheffield over Sunday.
George Phillips of Irasburg visited
friends in town, Monday.
Mrs. '. ]. Benoit is visiting her son.
Frank, in Whte6eld, this week.
Newell Robetaille, who has been visit
ng here tor two weeks, has returned to
his work in Manchester N. Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ford of Hardwick
called on c. F. Beck, Monday.
The friends of George c. Gage, who is
A telegraph operator in Frank, North
west Territory, were glad to learn that
he escaped without injury from the re-
cent calamity in that place. He tele-
sraphed his father, D. G. Gage, that he
was all right, but that half the town is t
buried by the debris from the mountain.
IT, N. Turner and E. A. Silspy have
)een to Chicago on business trip.
ii. S. Dorothy attended meeting of t
he Metropolitan Life Insurance Com.
oanys agents of New Hampshire at
Manchester Thursday. business and
social gathering was held in the after. {
noon followed by an excellent banquet in
The evening at the Manchester House. Il
over 100 agents were present as we'll as II
ne vice-president of the Metropolitan $
Company. ;,
DR.. II, S. Browne left yesterday for n
months visit at his daughters home in
Memphis, Tenn. DR.. Browne will revisit Il
he famous battle fields of the civil war o
tue Wilderness campaign which he has y
'ot seen since he went to Virginia after
he battle of the Wilderness to helm care
or the wounded.
eupt. {. H. Dempsey has moved from .
a Main street to GA Summer street
vhich IS The house recently occupied bv N
:. 0. Clark. n
Harry II. May is to take the same mart
Faust at the Concord musical festival N
his week that he appeared in so accent. t.
-b|y at the festival here. -,
George T. Barrett was in Mortified :
'art OF the last week on business.
George Thurston had a narrow escane
rom a serious accident Tuesday morn. I
ng' While turning a team around the
lorse backed the wagon over a 15teet y
lump, breaking the wagon somewhat
md giving Mr.. Thurston quite a sbak.
ng up.
Mrs. Louis Dumas has gone to Barton
OF three weeks visit with relatives
d. T. Healey and Fred Mayo are at.