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

Hovey. Charles H West and French F
Carrick are attending the annual en-
campment oft Department OF Vermont
G. A R., at Rutland Mrs. Hovey, Mrs
0. V. Hooker and Mrs. w Gorham are
also in Rutland attending the Woman
Relief Corps encampment.
Rev. and Mrs. George W. Hunt o.
Enosburg Falls are in town.
E G. Durrie of Montpelier is visiting
H. F. Balch today.
George ". Simpson Of Craftsbury has
been spending few DAYS in town.
Marshall Montgomery was in Burling,
ton Tuesday to attend a meeting OF the
referees in bankruptcy from the different
counties They discussed amendments
to the bankruptcy law.
Mrs. Caleb Marshall left this afternoon
for Boston to visit her daughter
Mrs. Emma Shufelt Moore from Quincy,
Mass, is expected here Saturday and
will spend convention week with friends,
G. D. Gilchrist OF White River Junction
was in town Friday.
Miss Clara Tinker is dangerously i'll
with blood poison.
A. c. Harvey, while going down a
flight Of stairs at his residence on Pearl
street, Saturday evening, slipped and tell
to the bottom. He was considerably
shaken up and bruised and both wrists
were sprained.
Chares H. Cushman returns this week
from a short vacation in Boston.
Louis MAYHEM has moved from the
E,tabrooks block to st. Mary street.
Sheriff L. D. Miles of Newport was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Lucy NJ Sinclair is confined to
the house with muscular rheumatism.
Twelve ladies met with Mrs. S ]. Som
ervile on Prospect Avenue, Monday
afternoon, and formed club which will
be called the u go I.go" club.
Mrs. S. ]. Somervile leaves this morn
ing for two weeks visit to her daugh-
ter, Anna Mae, who is in Boston under
the instruction OF Madame Salisbury, the
celebrated vocal teacher.
Merwin L. Gray is taking an enforced
vacation with a deep cut on one wrist
caused by coming in contact with
sheet Of tin.
F. H. George spent Tuesday in Wells
River.
c. A. Currier is in Berlin this week
looking after his interests there.
Charles A. Calderwood is in Brattle-
boro on business.
Mrs Robert Thayer OF Be hehem, n.
H., has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Ranlet.
W. E. Balch of Lunenburg was in town
Friday
Mrs. F. w. Taylor returned home to-
day from two weeks visit with Mrs.
Lulu Fenno Woolson in Springfield.
Mrs. Harrison Russell from Yarmouth,
Maine. is the guest OF her daughter Mrs.
Lyman Cooke.
Mrs w. P. Chaffee visited her brother,
S. w. Proctor, at Lyndon Center, Thurs,
day.
Guy H. Carpenter has given up his
work at Claremont, N. H., and returned
to his home here, where he has work in
the scale factory.
Miss Alice B. Warden acted as accom-
PIANIST at the Choral Union rehearsal last
week, in the absence OF Is. Frank Harris,
who was absent at Barton, where he
conducted the presentation of "Pinafore."
Miss Marjorie Peabody went to Bos-
ton yesterday, where she will spend
few weeks.
Miss Ellen NJ. Cushman is at home
from her school duties at Springfield,
Mass, for week S vacation
Mrs. George Stiles from Waterford,
Gustine Gaskil from Littletou and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry LAVAL. from Hard
wick were called here the first OF the week
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Simeon
Albee
Everett Robson and Miss Eva Cor
don from Springfield, Mass, were the
guests o Mrs, ", N. Randall, Saturday.
Rose T., only child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Cooke is i'll with typhoid fever
Several of our young people attended
the masquerade at Lyndonvile, Monday
evening
The Bradford Opinion of last Friday
contained this item concerning a young
lady who was for a time a resident o.
this town and is pleasantly remembered
Mrs, D. S. Conant gave surprise
shower party in honor of Miss Loi!
Albee, Wednesday evening. About fifteer
young ladies were present, each of whom
brought gilt of some linen article useu
in housekeeping, which were showeret
on Miss Albee, much to her surprise
} Alter this was a game known as a musi
i cal romance, which was much enjoyed
u questions being asked by card and ans
wered by musical selections by Miss Ev
S Hunt. Refreshments were served by tn
:, hostess assisted by Misses Eizabet
Innes and Marcia Minshir "