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

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The occasion was the anniversary of thu
wedding of both couples.
Miss Christine Tracey of Brooklyn, N
Y, is spending the week with Miss Ethe
Comstock.
Webster Daniels of Hartford is visiting
friends in town.
W. H. Taylor and W. A. Dutton o
HardWick were in town Tuesday or
business.
Elmore 7. Ide returned. Monday night
from a few days trip to Boston and
Providence.
Rev. Carl NJ. Gates, son of the late
Rev. NJ. A. Gates and brother OF Rev O.
Il. Gates, all formerly so well known
here was ordained to the Congregation
al ministry at Dorset, last week Monday
evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cowlng spent
Sunday with relatives in Sh field
Mr.. and Mrs B. l. Staples attended
gentlemen's night OF the Shakespeare
Club at T. N. Wallis in Lyndonville, Fri.
day evening
Miss Lydia Bison visited her sister,
Mrs. William Cleary, of Lyndonville, last
week.
Mrs E. D. Brown of Lyndonvile visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. 6 .lbert Davis, last
week
J. F. Bovin, who injured his eye by
getting a piece of steel in it last Wednes-
day was taken to hospital in Montreal
last week by his brother, D. ]. Bovin, Of
Littleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Veileux have
gone to Staustead for a weeks vacation.
A, c. Harvey is much better. His many
friends are glad to see him out again.
James Cantllion finished work at the
CALEDoNIAN office last week and with
Mrs Cantillion returned to their home in
Montpelier.
Miss Welthea M. GIines had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her hip at Sun
set Home Sunday. She has the sym
pathy of many friends in her affection, as
this is the second time she has received
injuries in falling in the past five years.
She has been removed TO the St. Johns
bury Hospital.
]. Colby Stoddard Of Barton Landing
visited old friends yesterday.
Mrs. Silas Mastin has been visiting her
daughter in Ludlow.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred l. Paine returned
yes erday morning from winter spent
in Pasadena, Cal, and he expects to re-
sumo work in the scale factory.
Miss Jennet Parks is assisting at Lou
gee Bros. & Smythe's store.
c. M, Brownell of Burlington, paymas
ter of Vermont National Guard, visited
Lieut.. tool. c. M. Bonett, Monday.
Walter Roach is visiting in Barre ant
Montpelier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Diack and son left
Tuesday morning for Bennington where
they enter the employ of B. 6. Howe il
the Putnam House.
Alphonse Corriveau, of Montreal, who
was called here by the illness of his father
returned home Monday.
Orville Lawrence returned Sunday from
a trip to New York.
Chief OF Police A. H. Moves visited rela
tives in Groton over Sunday.
, News has been received that GeorG
Miner, who has been spending some tim
at the home OF his son i'll Brooklyn, N
y, is i'll and confined to his bed.
Rev. 7. p. Frost, formerly of the Ver
mont confer ence and stationed at Mont
peier aud St Johnsbury among othe
places has been returned to Newark, N
l., for the fifth consecutive time. One c
the largest church organizations in Bait
more, Md, sought to have him sent t.
them but his Newark society would no
give him up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adna u. Bemis, former
Of WlIloughby Lake, now of Oxford
Maine, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
n, p. Bowman last week. They hav
been spending the winter with their so
Charles, who is a railroad official i
Roodhouse, III.
,e Mrs Belle c. Mcfarland has move
into DR.. X, w. Warmers house, 9 Noun
# Pleasant street.
Dir. J. D. Bachand spent Sunday
- Sherbrooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Hovey left, Tue
+. day morning, for a short vacation
Boston.
Victor Bedard OF Sherbrooke has move
Il to town.
Mrs, F. O. French is spending the wee
" with her parents in Barnet.
Mrs. Harry B. Gordon is at Lyndon
III vile, this week caring for her mothe
" who is ill.,
d Mrs. Wilbur II. Worthen is quite sic
with nervous trouble.
l." Mrs, Louis N. Smythe and daught,
Helen visited friends in Randolph la.
IL week.
al w, Murkland of Barton spent Su
er day with his daughter, Mrs. Homer
Smith