St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-02-24
PERSONALS.

sity of Vermont over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Bruso, of Plymouth, n. 81 is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Trombly-
Col. c. NJ. Bonett has been confined to
the house the past week with several
quincy sores.
Addison w. Preston of Burlington,
visited his parents over Sunday.
Owen ]. Gainor of Burlington, for
merry of this town, was in town part
of the past week.
William J. Brown of Hardwick was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs John c. Clark is visiting friends in
Montreal.
Among the Vermonters who have
applied at the state recruiting station
for enlistment and were sent to the Bur-
lington post to besworn into the service,
they having been attached to Troop c..
18th Cavalry, was Charles M. Bates of
this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Stanley spent Sum
day in Montreal.
Harry Blodgett was in Burlington Fri
day night to attend meeting of the
republican state committee.
Prof. Henry Fairbanks, who is one of
the trustees of Dartmouth College, at
tended the meeting in Boston, Saturday,
of the Dartmouth alumni who are inter
ested in rebuilding Dartmouth Hall.
Grand Chancellor P. J. Cowles and
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seals, c.
F. o. Tinker, attended the annual con-
vention of Champlain district, No. 4,
Knights of Pythias, at St. Adams, last
week. P.J. Cowles gave an entertain
ing address on THE Development and
Benefits of the Order" and {. F. o. Tinker
spoke on "The Uniformed Rank" At
the postprandial exercises Mr.. Cowles
responded for "The Grand Lodge" and
DR.. Tinker for "The Ladies'"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich from
Chelsea are visiting at o. c. Amidon's.
Among the artists at the musical con-
vention at Barton Landing last week,
were Miss Florence Sturtevant, So
prano; John II. Moore, saxophone;
Youngs orchestra, all of St. Johnsbury;
Harry II. May, basso, of West Concord;
Miss Alice Hutchinson, soprano; Mrs.
Alice Norris, accompanist; Messrs. Will
son and Hutchins, all of Lyndonville;
Sam Currier, reader and impersonator,
of DanvilIe, The convention was the
most successful one ever held there, and
the Barton Monitor says of the artists:
''Those sharing to the fullest extent in
the glories of the week are Miss Hutchin-
son and Miss Sturtevant, who are easily
the pride of the convention"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keller spent Sun
day with relatives in Boston.
Miss Josie Peck spent Sunday with her
sister in Lancaster.
H. L. Doyle of Bradford was in town
yesterday.
MissB Bessie Brown of Wentworth, N H.,
is visiting Miss Bessye Ran1et.
w. W. Rogers of Bradford substituted
in the B. & NJ ticket office during the
absence of o. H. Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ball and children
spent Sunday in Lyndonville.
Edward Williams of Hillsboro, r. l.,
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Anna Kenney of Littleton visited
friends in town over Sunday.
Mrs. A. r. Montgomery and family
will move to Hardwick this week, where
Mr.. Montgomery recently purchased
store.
Miss Nora Williams of Quebec is visit
ing friends in town.
A letter received from A. S. Haskins
from Southern Pines states that both he
and Mrs. Haskins are improving in
health
Miss Alvina Laurent of Barton spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Myra Goss entertained party of
friends Saturday evening at pit.
Wilbur Farr has moved from Summer
vile to the George F. Cushman house on
the corner of Mt. Pleasant and Spring
streets.
Mrs. A. Pelchat, who was operated on
for appendicitis at St. Johnsbury Hos
pital short time ago, has recovered and
returned to her home in Summerville
7. o. Drouin was confined to the house
part of the past week by the grip.
Sister Superior will go to Montreal
Tuesday for the annual retreat.
Edward Frechette, who had an eye in
jured by flying chip in the stone sheds,
is recovering rapidly from the injury.
Miss Carrie Nichols is in Hard wick,
where she will assist in the new McLam-
Leach store.
Miss May French from Barton spent
French.
Miss Ninan Lockwood from HYDE
E Park spent Sunday aud Monday with
her parents here.
William w. Barrett from Boston spent
the first Of the week with friends here
Mrs. E. T. Darden and family, who
have been spending the past few months