St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-28
PERSONALS.

posllloh with tue DuStOu Elevated KAN
way Company as a conductor on TIL
Grove II Il surface cars.
Mrs. J. M. .Jencks gave very enjoya
BILE and largely attended tea at her home
in Sherbrooke, Wednesday, in honor o.
her mother, Mrs S. T. Brooks, who is
visiting her.
Miss Mary J, Ranney has been engaged
by Pierce g. Son of Hardwick as head
clerk in their dry goods department.
A. Fred Lacasse was called to Suncook,
N, H., Thursday, by the death OF his
only brother. He was accompanied by
his daughters, Bertha G. and Myra l..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Howe from North
Thetford were in town, Wednesday. on
their return from Canada where they
had been on weeks pleasure trip.
Walter E. Nutting, who was formerly
clerk in Bingham's drug store, has just
been licensed as a druggist by the New
Mexico board OF pharmacy. Mr.. Nut
ting is located at Ration and was the
only one OF five applicants to pass the
examination.
Robert Z. Lewis, the former Y. NJ c.
A. secretary here, sailed for England,
Wednesday, on the st. Louis of the
American line. His family will join him ia
Italy sometime next month and they will
sail together for Shanghai where Mr..
Lewis is engaged in Y. NJ. c. A. work.
Charles II. Horton I'd, who has been |
employed by Swift Bros, at Gloucester,
Mass, has been promoted to a similar
position for the same firm at Worcester,
Mass
Mrs John Beck, who had nearly recov-
cred iron serious illness, is suffering
relapse.
Mrs. c. A. Robinson and nephew are
spending few days at Sawyerville, p. Q,
Henry o. Cushman and Walter p, Ran
kin from Boston, Charles p. Cushman
from Chicago, James NJ. Cushman from
Des Moines, MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Russell
and Miss Cora B. Parker from Lowell
Mass, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Wheeler from
Providence, and Miss Ada L. Cushman
from Cambridge, Mass, were in town
last week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
George F, Cushman.
Lewis Jenkins and his daughter, Mrs.
w. S. Goss, attended the funeral of the
formers sister, Mrs. Roswell Leach, at
Lyndon Center, Friday.
Mrs. F. D. Thompson went to Barton,
Thursday. where she is spending week.
Announcements have been received of
the marriage on October II at Red
Bluffs, Cal, OF Riley Collins Clark and
Miss Nora Taplln, both of Corning, Cal.
The bride formerly lived in Burlington /
and often spent the summer in ST. Johns
bury with her grandparents, the late Mr..
and Mrs. Truman Prescott.
Ralph c. Sulloway and Philip A.
Fletcher have been spending few days
IN the vicinity of Kirby. hunting.
Walter +, Jewett of Noodsvlle spent
Sunday with friends.
Charles II. Brook, for the past three
years employed in the CALIFORNIAN office,
has resigned his position to accept a
place in the job Office OF the Barton
Monitor. Mr., Brooks associates in this
office aud his friends here and at the Cen.
tire, where he lived, wish him continued ,
success and prosperity
Col. Urban, an officer in the British
army, was in town last week.
Allyie Roy spent part of the past week
in Shetbrook.
A. {. Harvey was in Boston part of last
week.
Mrs, Dolphus Bruso of Plymouth. N.
H., visited in town recently. Herdaueh-
ter Stella has entered the convent here.
Miss Agnes Higgins of Barre, who has
been visiting here, returned to her home
Saturday.
DIR. George F, Cheney was in Boston
part OF last week on business.
Carl A. Rauney is home from the U. V.
NJ, Burlington, for short time,
H. N. Turner and Frank Fl. Brooks
went to Chicago Saturday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Charles H. Morse.
P. F. Hazen went TO Detroit Saturday
on scale business.
DR.. J. H. Smith goes to Whittier. Cal.
soon to visit his son, William A. Smith.
editor OF the Whittier News.
DR., George H. Smith aud Edward Peter.
son left tor Victory Monday morning
hunting.
Miss Pearl Richmond from Springfield
who has been spending few DAYS with
her brother, {. NJ. Richmond, returned
to her home, Monday.
Walter W. Husband from Moutpeher
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. William Roberts from Morrisville
was the guest OF Mrs. F. \. Carter the
first OF the week
Mrs Francis Tinker has returned from
Massachusetts, where she has been spend.
ing the past two months with friends.
ii. Role Cebleigh and family from
Springfield, Mass, have been spending a