St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-06-24
PERSONALS.


Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Barbour and daugl
ter Maude, lett Saturday for their col
tage at Lake Memphremsgog, wher
they will spend the summer. They ar
accompanied by Mr.. Barbour's mother
Mrs. ]. H. Barbour, from Manchester
Conn.
Prof D. Y. Comstock is attending tb
30th reunion of his class at Amhers
College. At Commencement there toda,
Sir LANG Cheng, the Chinese minister
will receive the degree of IL D. and b.
one OF the speakers at the alumni dinner
While this diplomat was at Phillip.
Andover he was pupil of Mr.. Com
stocks.
George D. Castor of Kansas City has
been awarded one OF the Fogg scholar
SHIPS at the Yale Divinity School. Mr.
Castor will be pleasantly remembered
as former teacher at St. Johnsbury
Academy.
Mrs. Rebecca P. Fairbanks left for New
Haven Saturday to attend the Yale Com
mencement exercises. Joseph Fairbanks
is a member of the graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. F. Hazen were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Haywood
at their home in Holyoke over Sunday.
Mrs. Hazen is now attending the COM
mencement festivities of her alma mater,
Mt. Holyoke College.
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone left Saturday to
attend her class reunion at Smith Col
lege. MIR. Stone and the children join her
at Northampton today and will spend
a week in the Connecticut Valley.
Mrs. Ashton R. Willard of Boston and
Miss Mary Willard OF Pittsburg are
spending few days at Pinehurst.
Prot and Mrs. Henry Fairbanks and |
Miss Dorothy Fairbanks are attending
the Smith College commencement where
Miss Marion Fairbanks is a member of
the graduating class.
Robert French and family are spending
the week in Glover and Barton and vi.
cinity, where they went on a carriage
drive, Saturday. ...
Editor c. P. Sawyer, wife and daugh-
ter Helen from Hardwick, spent a few
days with relatives here last week.
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visiting friends here.
Miss Frances Ross is home from the
New England Conservatory of Music.
Boston, Tor the summer vacation.
Miss Florence Kent was home a part
OF last week from her work at Lisbon.
John Ryan went to Moretown, Friday.
where his brother, James Ryan, is very
sick.
John S. Ellis has been visiting his
orother,.W. A. Ellis, at Montpelier and
went from there Saturday to Hanover.
Rev. c. F. Morse left for Amherst Mou-
lay to attend the 50th reunion of his
lass at Amherst College. There are only
u members OF the class now living and
he reunion will be the most notable Of
my that are being held there this week.
William W. Morse is here from Kansas
lily visiting at his old home. He is en-
'ioyed by the Armour Company and has
eeepted a promising position in Guy.
quill, Ecuador, and leaves for his new
york early next month. Mrs. Morse
7ill remain in Kansas City for the
resent and join him later.
Miss Kate Hartman, who has been
eaching for several years in the public
ehools OF Kansas City, is visiting her
lister, Mrs. X. G. Cheney.
E. c. Bingham, who has recently re-
hgned as teacher in the Academy will
pend a portion of his vacation on a
bicycle trip to Ticonderoga and Sarato.
"a He will enter Johns Hopkins at Bal
-imore next fall for postgraduate
course.
Miss Mabel A, Carpenter, teacher at
Wheaton Seminary, Norton, Mass, is
home for the summer.
Il. A. Mutt of Montpelier spent Sunday
with his wife, who is the official sten.
ographer for the Caledonia county court
Ray B. Packard and Harley Thurber
ot the CALIFORNIAN office are enioviug
their annual vacation in st. Iohnsburv
and vicinity.
Pierre Boivin from Montreal College
and Edmore Drouin from Farnham Col
ege, Quebec, are at their homes here for
two months vacation
Laeda, Anesie and Bertha Gossel;n
have returned from the Sherbrooke Con.
vent for the summer vacation, and their
brother, Hector Gosselin, who has an ex.
,ellent position in the State Sanitarium
81 Massachusetts is also at home for his
summer vacation.
Mrs. W. w. Wright of Minneapolis is
visiting friends here.
DR.. c. A. Provost attended the Bach.
and-Cormier wedding at Sherbrooke
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman has been
quite i'll with tonsilitis.
Miss Myra A. Bagley of Rutland is
Tisiting at her uncle's, c. H. Bagley.