St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-22
PERSONALS.

ing at her fathers at North Haverhill,
N. II.
B. 6. Howe from Bennington visited
relatives and friends in town part of last
week.
Supt. Carter of the National Hatchery
went to Lac LaPeche, P. O., Friday to
get some Canadian red trout for the
United States government exhibit at the
St. Louis purchase exposition.
John Tierney is spending a few weeks
in Beecher Falls and Lancaster. At the
former place he assisted in the musical
part at an entertainment.
Asa Sargent from Caledonia, Sd,
spent Monday in town en- route to
Peacham, where he is visiting his sister.
Mr.. Sargent went west 81 years ago
when the country where he now lives
was unsettled, and he was instrumental
in settling and founding the town which
he named Caledonia and in the govern
ment of which he has since had an i'm
portant part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nd. Goddard from
Claremont, N. H, spent Saturday at D.
Q. Woodruff's.
Mrs. Elisha May and daughter Eunice,
returned yesterday from Braintree and
Boston, where they have been spending a
short time, and were accompanied home
by Miss Florence May, who has been in
Springfield during the winter. Miss
Beatrice May, is visiting friends in Hyde
Park, Mass, and will return the last of
the week.
The many friends of DIR. Alexander
Borland. now of Baltimore, will
extend congratulations upon his
marriage to Miss Ada R. Coleman of
that city, the ceremony taking place
June 9.
Miss Maud Sprague left for Boston
yesterday afternoon to spend the week
with her uncle, o. M. Wentworth.
DR.. Charlotte Fairbanks of Philadel-
phia spent a few days at Elmwoode,
her old home, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy F. Menut from Bos-
ton are visiting at his mothers, Mrs.
Mary J. Menut.
Mrs. Simeon Relknap and daughter
from Minneapolis are visiting relatives
here.
friends at Montpelier, Woodstock and
vicinity. Bailey Follensby is assisting in
Fairbanks Office during Mr.. Ellis
absence.
Earl Sherburn from Montpelier spent
Sunday at his home here.
Miss Mabel Cassidy of Barnet was the
guest of Miss Florence Dickinson, com
mencement week.
Levi Sylvester from Woburn, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Sylvester.
The marriage of Louis Lafreniere and
Miss Josephine Goyet of Waterford took
place at the home of Rev. ]. A. Boisson-
nault, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Frances M. Ross was gradual
ed in organ music from the Bos-
ton Conversatory of Music, yes
terday, taking part in the graduating
exercises. She will return the last of the
week and will spend the summer here.
Miss Ross was awarded the Gardner
piano scholarship, which was not
awarded to any one last year, thus re-
ceiving the benefit of the two years fund
In one, which will be realized in the
quality of her instruction next year.
Miss Helen A. Boynton has returned
from Smith College and will spend the
summer at her home here. While here
she will receive violin pupils at her home.
She has become very efficient in her work
on the violin and her many friends will
be pleased to know that she is to give
instruction.
Will Goss and Sherman Graham went
to St. Leon Springs, Thursday, where
they will camp out for two or three
weeks.
|. w. Sault attended the first annual
banquet of the Alumni Association of the
Washington County Grammar School at
Montpelier, Wednesday evening. There
were so present and Mr.. Sault had the
distinction of answering to the call oil
the oldest class. He responded to the
toast when l was a Boy"
Eugene w. Gustin of New York is
spending a couple of weeks at his old
home.
The University of the State of New
York has conferred the honorary degree
of Master of Arts upon Miss Charlotte
Morrill, of Brooklyn. Adelphi College
has urged her to return to the position
of registrar of that institution in the fall
She expects to spend the summer in
England.
Rev. DIR. S. 6. Barnes is attending the
commencement exercises of Lafayette
College, his alma mater, at Easton
Penn. A nephew of his is member OF
the graduating class.
E. L. Spencer was in Burlington last
week attending the various Masonic
meetings.