St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-25
:. D. Hazen aud Mai. n. ?. Bowman

or. John F. Flynn, who for the past tV
-er years has been shipping clerk at Fai
of banks depot, resigned his position the
two weeks ago, and left for Hanove
er \. H., today where he has a position i;
of salesman in Dawson g. Wards lar.
II department store. Heleaves many frienc
c here who extend best wishes for b
r. success in his new work.
4. Mrs. Mary Miles and Mrs. Fred Thon
70 as visited al Auburn Taylor's Danvil
last week.
Miss Helen \ bee who is teaching
Wlmi, gton, Mass is home for a shor
-, time.
q Hon NJ. F. Hackttt OF Stanstead pa
Y short visit to DR.. J. D Bachand Friday
Mrs. Horace Jackson spent Friday a
4 her daughters, Mrs. ]. H. Goodrich, a
, McIndoes.
, Quite number OF neighbors and friends
called with congratulations upon ou
old townsman, r. c. M. Howe, Friday
the occasion of his S4,h birthday, anC
found him in good spirits, nOtwithstand
ing he has lost both legs, and is in conse-
qu nee shut in during the winter.
Horace Jackson has been confined to
the house few days by illness.
Mrs. W. N. Randall was called to
Claremont, N. H., Friday, on account OF
the serious illness of her brother, Jason
Burbank.
W. B. Eastman is conyalescing from a
severe attack of measles.
Miss Olive McLam, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever at her home in Rye
gate is now recovering.
c. B. Hart, of the Bellows Falls Times,
was in town Saturday.
Dean DwineI of Burlington, formerly
OF this town, called on friends here Sat
urday
B. U. Wells, formerly editor of the Lyn-
donville Journal and now a merchant at
Glover, was in town, Monday.
Lawyer George M. Powers of Morris
vile and o. E. Luce of Stowe, were in
town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Lapoint of Barre
were in town Monday. Mr.. Lapont is
manager of the Barre Opera House.
Sheriff A. d. Robbins OF Hyde Park
was in town Wednesday on business.
Among the visitors to town the past
week were c. A. White, Swanton; c. A.
Colby, Victory; w. F. Russell, Miles
Pond; c. J. Trefren, West Burke; John
Mcclellan, Glover; D. D. Bean, Barton;
E. L. Bass, Ran lolph C. J. Bell, Walden;
F. E. Felt, Montpelier; J. B. Rogers, Wal
den; J, D. Winslow, Morrsvile Robert
E. Smith, White River Junction; H. M.
Rich, North Concord; c. F. Eddy, Stowe;
F. H, Brown, Burlington, and W. H. Tav-
or, Hardwick.
DR.. E. W. Hitchcock was in Boston
last week on business.
Miss Edna Lathrop Of Barton Land
ing spent Sunday here with her sister,
who is a student at the Academy.
B. Frank Harris left Tuesday for a
weeks vacation in Boston.
B. F. Trask spent Sunday with friends
in Sherbrooke.
James Bailey, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, is now able to be out
again.
George W, Story was in Groveton the
first of the week on business trip.
Mrs. George Goodall has been spend
ing few days in East ST. Johnsbury.
Arthur Little has been very sick with
the measles and bronchitis, but is better
at present.
Hon. Frank D. Hale OF Lunenburg,
now United States consul at Coaticook,
?. g., was visitor to St. Johnsbury
yesterday.
Morton J. Lyster OF Lyndonville called
on his St. Johnsbury friends yesterday.
Mr.. Lyster has been spending the winter
IN New Orleans and, like every body else,
is charmed with the Crescent City.
B, G. Howe is back in the hotel bus
mess and his many St. Johnsbury friends
VII be glad to learn that he has pur-
chased the Putnam House of Benning.
ton, the leading hotel of that town. His
son Fred B. Howe, is associated with
him in the purchase and price of the
property was $4,000. The new pro-
prietors Will take possession May /.
Charles Gaf1ney was in Lyndonville
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Labranche visit
ed Mrs. Labranche's parents at White
field over Sunday.
Zeran Bushy and Napoleon Dubuque
OF Barton have entered the employ of E.
q T, Fairbanks 6; Co.
Ira st. Jock visited Arthur Peck in Nc
lndocs over Sunday.
5 DR.. Harry 6, Billiard is taking a bus,
( mess trip to Boston and Portland
: Mrs. James Lanther and Mrs F. G.
Landry spent Sunday at Joseph Le-
. gendre in Whiteheld
' Fred Stevens OF Burlington. formerly
c OF this town, visited friends here Friday
/, and Saturday.