St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-04
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Myrtle stevens ana son faul If'
Friday tor short visit with friends il
Barre.
Charles A. Chapman was in Lisbon
Tuesday.
William Mute was in Marshfeld Tues
day on business.
Frank Benoit was in wbiteheld last
week on business.
Joseph Bison spent Sunday with his
daughter at Lyndonvile
Mrs. Adam Hobart OF Claremont Mrs
NJ. H. Manning Of hyde Park and Mrs
A.E. Kirk Of Concord, y. H., were called
here BY the illness and death OF Miss
Clara E. Tinker.
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan is assisting
in Atwood's cate.
Al Bailey is in Boston this week on
business.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton Of Danyiile was
in town. Tuesday.
Robert Clark was in Newport Sunday
visiting friends.
Fred Douglas has commenced work in
Hiram Laird's granite sheds.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. B. Harris Of Clinton,
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Z Woods.
W. H. Lee, representing Holt & Stan,
lev, wholesale lumber merchants Of
Boston, was in town over Sunday.
S. A. Nelson of Boston spent few
DAYS last week visiting his St. Johnsbury
friends
Rev. DR.. D. n. Beach spoke at Spring
field Monday night at temperance
rally.
W J. Willard Of Boston was called to
Lyndonville Sunday to attend the funeral
OIL ". Sanborn, and visited his st.
Johnsbury friends Monday.
S. W. Robertson, principal Of the
WoodsyiIle high school, was in town
Saturday.
Jacque Goodro, who has been visiting
relatives in town, has returned to Atha-
baska III the Northwest Territory.
Edward Gaskll was in Boston last
week on business and while there secured
a position with Knight & Company as
travelling salesman.
Frank Il. Potts has secured good po-
sition with Boston house dealing in
undertakers supplies. He will have
Ohio, Indiana and part of Michigan for
his territory and left for bis new field on
Monday. His family will remain here
tor the present, hut later he hopes to
make his home in Columbus.
The home OF Mrs. O. H. Smith was the
scene OF pleasant gathering last Friday
afternoon and evening, when reunion
was he'd Of the teacher and members OF
MIS-. Hattie B. Taylor's Sunday school
class OF more than twenty years ago,
some OF whom had not met during these
years. Those who were present were
Mrs. Z. A. Dow, OF Everett, Mass. Mrs.
lie. Parker, East Burke; Mrs. Charles
Potter, Brattleboro; Mrs. Harrison Cut
ting, Plainfeld, and Mrs O. H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dow of Everett,
Mass, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
0. H. Smith Wednesday.
Rev. R. S. Sidelinger, district deputy OF
the Modern Woodmen of America, Ice
tured in Red Mems hall at Brattleboro,
Thursday evening on "The Man Behind
the Badge"
Misses Anna Burnham from Marsh
field is visiting Misses Lillian and Sadie
Carrick.
Miss Marion D. Pattersongoes to Bos
ton today, where she will spend severa
days.
Grand Junior Warden Charles A. Cal
derwood attended the Masonic dstric
meeting at Bellows Falls last week ant
as eminent grand commander, was il
inspecting officer at meeting OF Beat
seant Commandery, X. T., at Brattl'
boro, the first Of last week
The sewing class under the direction {
the education committee Of the Woman
Club were with their teacher, Mi:
Helen L. Graves, very pleasantly ente
tanned by Mrs. j. W. Bach, at tier reg
lar meeting last week. The class no
numbers o and excellent work is bin
done, ali the members taking great
terest in it. Light refreshments we
served at this meeting,
Mrs. Lewis A. Haynes and daught
Luetta, accompanied by Mrs Hayn'
sister, Miss Josephine Cas-, teacher
the Academy at Craf,sbury, were ent,
tanned by Mrs. T. c. Haynes, Saturda
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Kicker were
Burlington part OF last week on accot
OF the illness OF Mrs. Rose Crown
Woodsvlle, who is at the SPARTA
sanitarium.
Miss Sutton Of Sherbrooke is the GU
Of Mrs. Lcmuc Farwc.l at PDnehurst.
Mrs. 3. c Howard from Sherbro'
is visiting Mrs. r, K Stiles.
Mrs. Willie Caswcu from Gomez
N. H., visited at Mrs. Cordoba Caswe