St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-15
PERSONALS.

hur D. Lamson, at Montpelier, re
ned here last week.
William Desrochers is visiting friend;
in Derby.
Ernest Rariel is visiting friends in Sher
brooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpbonse White visited
friends in Laconia over Sunday
Andrew Robitaile is in Boston for a
short time. Roscoe NJ. Aunis is assist
ing is Curriers' store during his absence
Arthur and Miss Lucy Drouin spent
Sunday in Lebanon, visiting their sister,
Mrs. Felix Panchand.
Joseph Fairbanks OF Yale College has
been spending Easter vacation at his old
home.
Miss S. A. Matber OF West Brattleboro
is visiting friends.
Miss Maud II Sprague returned last
week from a winter spent a her uncle's
home in Boston
Miss Eta NJ Newell OF the Dartmouth
College library spent Sunday with her
sister Mrs. Robert Mackinnon
Editor Noyes of the Littleton Courier
called on the St. Johnsbury editors, Fri
day.
DR.. Harry G. Billiard left for Biddeford,
Me-, Monday, to take Mrs. George ".
Cole to her sisters home where she will
remain until she RECEIVERS her health.
Bert Granger has commenced working
as hack driver tor Austin Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Boucher of Bar
ton visited friends in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Veilleux visited
friends in Laconia over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Sicord spent Sun
dav in Hanover visiting their daughter
Carl E Gray spent Sunday in Boston.
Miss Lila Waite OF Hyde Park spent
Friday with Miss Eugene Rocheleau.
Mrs. Ray Root is assisting in the New
England Telephone Exchange during the
absence of Miss Lillian Tierney.
Bert Brock of White River Junction
visited friends in town, Monday.
Miss Maud Maloney of Newport visit
ed her sister, Miss Annie O. Maloney,
last week.
Joseph St. lock has been in Boston
the past week on business.
William Chaplin OF Boston spent Sun
day at F. E. Spauding's.
Mr.. aud Mrs Edmund Boucher visited
friends in Laconia over Sunday.
The lady clerks in Lougee & Smythes
store were entertained at Miss Ina
Clark's Friday evening in honor of Miss
Grace Hinmau.
H. J. Shastany of Laconia visited rela-
tives in town over Sunday.
]. E. Daley took short vacation in
Boston last week
Mrs. William Mute, who has been visit
ing friends in Marshfeld returned Satur-
day.
Joseph Gauthier, Jr, OF Franklin Falls
visited his father over Sunday. Mr..
Gauthitr will be remembered as catcher
on the St. Johnsbury base ball team
about eight years ago.
Bert Batchelder of Swanton called on
friends in town Friday.
LIP. Cook was in Lunenburg two days
the past week on business.
John Mcdonald is in Peacham thi:
week visiting relatives.
Joseph Meade Of LyndonviIle visite(
Mr. and Mrs Fred Meade over Sunday
Arthur Hale, who isin the 12Oth Heavy
Artillery stationed at Fort Strong, nea
Boston, is spending a 10 days furlougI
in town visiting friends.
Miss Maud Caldbeck is taking a two
weeks vacation i'll Boston.
H. A. Cassidy is confined to the hous
with the measles.
Arthur Larg OF Ryegate has commcnc
cd working for the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company with headquarters il
town.
Joseph Ready Of Barton is visiting re
latives in town.
DR., Ned c. Stiles is in Burlington thi
week on business.
Guy W. Hill was in Lunenburg MOI
day and Tuesday on business.
Archie p. Fields of Dartmouth Colel
visited friends in town over Sunday.
DR.. John A. Drouin OF Bratteboro sper
Easter with his parents in town
Miss Lillian Tierney is visiting relative
in Montpelier
Miss CIere Rooney of Island Pond visit
ed friends in town over Sunday.
Jerry Sauver is visiting in Montreal 70
few days.
MIR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Howard have bee
spending the week in Boston.
Mrs. c. M. Spencer and son iror
DesMoines, Ia, have been spending a fe
days at George W. Spencer's, and left ic
their home yesterday.
Alfred Stanley from Plymouth, N. L
spent Sunday with his brothers here.
Ms. GeorgeG. Morrison from Lyudo
VILE, who has been spending sever
weeks at W, w. Robes, returned to h
home Monday.