St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-06-03

| Mis- Vhhaui Nutet MIS- J. .. Ohuei
wood and Miss Edith Badger are at
tending the golden wedding of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Drias Badger in Derby, this week.
| Miss Grace Brown from Boston ha
been the guest of Miss Helen S. Patter
son for few days, and both returned tt
Boston Monday afternoon.
Mrs. George II. Ide from Milwaukee
Wis, is spending a few weeks in tow
visiting her old friends.
Miss Alice M. Parkhurst went to Brat
tleboro, Monday, where she will NEE
her sister, Miss Fannie M. Parkhurst
who will accompany her to Rutland
where they will attend the wedding of 6
cousin, Guy Parkhurst, and Miss New
ton, at that place today.
Miss Mary Houghton OF Boston is Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
D. Hazen.
W. W. Sprague spent few days last
week visiting his sons in Boston and
Cambridge.
Editor Carl c. Fletcher of the Swan.
ton Courier paid flying visit to his old
home yesterday.
Miss Girda Nelson went to Sherbrooke
last Tuesday for a stay OF week or two.
Last Tuesday Miss Carrie Underwood
started for Washington. D. c. She will
be absent three weeks and visit two or
three other cities while away.
Misses Ruth and Margaret Impey spent
Memorial daywith friends in Woodsville.
Midshipman Arthur O. Barber of the
United States Naval Academy was
drowned at Annapolis early on the
morning Of May 10. Hewas nephew
of the late President Mckinley and the
roommate of Midshipman Leigh Noyes
OF st. Johnsbury. He was an excellent
scholar but poor swimmer.
Will Bragg and Miss Luna Bragg of
South Fairee were united in marriage at
West Fairlee, Sunday, and are spending
the week at his brothers. A. l.. Bragg.
Mrs. H. F. Cutler OF Barton is spend
ing the week at her sisters, Mrs. F. D.
Thompson.
Mrs. S. A. Miller is visiting at Mrs. A. |
9. Chamberlain's at Barton Landing.
Mrs. A. P. Taft is visiting friends at |
Barton Landing.
Mrs. Eleanor Bowlby Smith from West
more has joined her husband here where
ne has secured employment.
Richard c. Baker returned Saturday
rom several days stay at Bath, Me.
About Is friends OF Mrs. w. T. Horton
jailed on her last evening in honor of her
and spent a most enjoyable
lime. Refreshments were served and a
token OF their esteem was
presented to her.
Mrs. CsM. Stone, Miss Stone and Mrs.
:. L. Goodell of Boston, who have been
spending the winter in Pasadena Cal.
here yesterday afternoon. They
were delayed by the Kansas floods 80 |
hours and their train. the California linn
ted on the Santa Fe line, was the last
rain out of Kansas City and ran some
distance through two feet of water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Clifford have
'ot the California fever again and leave
or the coast late in the summer. They
will locate in Whittier where st. Johns
bury boy, William A. Smith, is editor of
he local paper. Mr.. Clifford has sold
lis house to Orville H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Dennison
of New Bedford, Mass. have been the
guests OF Mrs. P. F. Hazen the past week
eaving yesterday for Woodstock. On
Thursday evening Mrs. Robert Mackin-
non gave party at Fayrevue in honor
Of the Dennsons.
Joseph Fairbanks many friends will
him on securing one of the
Townsend prizes at Yale. Five premiums
were awarded to members of the senior
class tor best specimens of English com.
position.
Mrs. Maud Daniels Woodward is
dangerously i'll with gastritis.
Miss Caroline Alaine, who has been
employed in the CALIFORNIAN Office for
several months past, has returned to her
home in Montpelier.
Thomas F. Russell and daughter Ger.
trude OF Burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D. Brown few days the past week.
Mr.. Russell is brother OF Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. George Luce from Orange, Mass,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. c. H. Demp.
sey.
Births.