St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-14
PERSONALS.

OuSiy III.
Miss Bessie E. Merrill is visiting her
aunt a Lawrence, r. |.
Frank Dana from Burlington was IN
town Monday.
Harold Hatch of Danville is assisting
in c. H. Clark studio,
Mrs. Lemuel Farwell from Sherbrooke
is visiting her son, Albert L. Fdrwell.
RAY Packard OF the CALIFORNIAN office
spent a few days last week in Boston.
Mrs Horace Jackson is quite sick and
Miss Daisy Mcfarland OF McIndoes is
taking care OF her.
Miss Bessie RanIet is attending the
Littleton music festival and expects to
sing in the chorus.
Harry Moul,on, who has been clerk at
the Union House, has position with Girls
void & Mackinnon.
". D. Brown went to Lyndonvie Sat
urday night and installed the officers Of
Caledonia Court, 42S, c. 0. F.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Story from Hills
boro Bridge, N. H., are visiting their
daughter, Mrs H. A. Stanley.
Mrs. David E. Porter returned from
New Haven, Conn, last Wednesday,
where she has been spending few weeks.
A. S. Haskins has been unable to at
tend to his duties at the Beknap store
for several days on account of facial neu.
ralgia.
George F. Richmond, who has resigned
his position at the Brooks Tyler office,
began work at the electric light Office,
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Roy is in a critical con-
dition from a complication Of diseases
and her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Jarvis Cote, who was seriously burned
at the scale factory on September "a,
was able to resume work last week
Wednesday,
The many friends of Philip A. Fletcher
will be glad to learn that he is slowly
convalescing from serious illness OF
typhoid fever
Rev. ]. A. Bossonnault has been max
ing his annual pastoral visits for the
past few weeks and expects to complete
them tomorrow.
Charles T. Ranlet goes to Boston to-
night to attend a reunion of the alumni
of the Holderness, N. H., school. He will
90 to New York before he returns.
Mrs. B. F. Kicker, the lady barber, is
at home for week from Boston, where
she has been for several weeks under
treatment. She is much improved.
Rev. Edward M. Chapman is in Hard
wick this week assisting the pastor OF
the Congregational church in meetings
connected with the forward move
ment."
Mrs. Louis Fourier, who died at
Danville, January 9, was brought here
for burial, Monday morning. The ser
vice was held at Notre Dame church.
Mrs. Fournier was 81 years of age, and
several years ago was a resident of
Miles Pond
Mayor Peltier and his wife of Toronto,
Ontario, are in st. Johnsbury for few
days and be was the most distinguished
visitor at the reception to Rev. FIR.
Lynch Monday evening.
r. Nj. Ram, who for the past three
years has been in the employ of H. ].
Goodrich, left this place Tuesday to &C.
cept position with The Weir Stove Co.,
Of Taunton, Mass as travelling sales
man for steam and hot water heaters
and furnaces. His many friends wish
him success in his new field.
Frank NJ. Tinker and Andrew Moore
went to Woodstock, Friday, to take
part in a minstrel show given under the
direction OF DeForrest West, who had
CDdISC vi luC ullllSllSlS HNlNs MI l lin
er, repeated his act OF buck and wing
dancing and Mr.. Moore sang the song
CAS- the sun goes down"
pleasant occasion on last Friday
evening was surprise given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. E. Sargent, at Pythian Hall, BY
about 40 people, in recognition of then
18th wedding anniversary. Music was
furnished during the evening by Hodge,
orchestra of four pieces, and a genera
social time, with dancing, was enjoyed
In behalf of those present II. A. Bartlett
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent with
salad set, Mr.. Sargent happily respond
ing.
A PASTORS New Year Greeting,
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