St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-04-06
MRS Virginia Benoit is visiting her SON

Charles Dairy OF Barre spent Sunday il
town with friends.
Major N. P. Bowman is recoverin,
able to be out. Mrs. Bowman has no
been quite as well tor the past few DAYS
Miss Agnes Shaw. Miss Edith S. Has
kelI, Miss Eleanor A. Doran. Miss Jear
w. HouRh, and William r. Flint, teach
ers Ia the acadtmy, are spending tn,
weeks vacation at their respective
homes.
E L. Hunt spent Sunday and Mond ay
at his fathers in North Troy. Mrs
Hunt and son, Ross Edgar, who have
been there the past week, returned home
with him.
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Horner will enter
tain the Eastern Star at pit party a,
Hotel Cottage on Tuesday evening
April 12
c. o. Fowler and DIR. F. II. Page, Of
North Troy, were in town to attend the
K. T. inspection and were guests of E. L
Hunt
agencies of the Prudential Insurance Co.,
from the home Office was here over Sun
day. c. Fl. Morse has been appointed as
agent in this locality for this company.
Howard Johnston is spending short
vacation at his home in Lenoxville, P. Q.
Walter Osgood spent last week visiting
in LenoxviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Ide spent part of
this week in Lincoln. N 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Farr spent
Sunday with relatives in East Hardwick.
Mrs. Robert Pettigrew is visiting in
Lancaster tor a short time.
Miss Frances Cree spent Sunday at
Lyndonvi1le with her sister Grace.
in Lancaster, N. H.
Ar thur Drouin has returned from Mon
treal, where he has been studying in
school OF pharmacy. Mr.. Drouin will
clerk inf. 6. Landry's drug store until
the fall term of school.
Mrs. Cyril Const amino, of Fall River,
is spending the week in to wn with friends
and relatives.
L. P Leach is in Woodstock a few
days on business.
Mrs. John Poole was called to Sher-
brooke Saturday by the illness and death
OF her father.
George Davis, of the Boston market,
had two fingers of bis left hand come in
contact with a meat cleaver Monday
evening and they were cut off.
Miss Mary Paddock, of Craftsbury,
visited relatives in to wn last week.
Misses Gertrude Stanley and Lottie
McDuff have gone to Lyndonville to
work in Webb's hotel.
Miss Freda Goodrich is assisting in the
Cross bakery during the absence of Miss
Agnes Benoit.
Andrew and Fred Moore attended a
sugar party in McIndoes yesterday.
Mss Maud Cleary sptnt Sunday at
her home IN Lyndonville.
Among those attending the Masonic
ball at Lancaster Monday evening. were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Farnham, Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Olson, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Horner. Mrs. Annette Magoon and
Miss Josephine Pick.
Miss Eta M. Newell of the Dartmouth
College library spent Easter with her
relatives here.
Henry 6. Ely started for Cleveland
yesterday to attend meeting of the
directors OF the American Hoe and Fork
Company.
conference of Massachusetts home
pastors will be held atAndover
Theological Seminary April Ais with
addresses and lectures by the
professors and eminent divines. Rev. DIR.
CHI. Merrill is down for an address on
April IA and three lectures will be given
through the conference by Rev. DIR. Owen
81. Gates of Andover, formerly of St.
Johnsbury.
Munsey's Magazine for April has a new
picture of the Philippine Commission,
and in the groupi is our honored towns
man, Vice-Governor Ide.
The many friends OF Editor Walter of
ebS NGpuoISdA WCIC SIdQ " greet HlIu
Monday, when he made a short visit to
his sanctum. Mr.. Walter has been kept
at home practically all winter by rheu-
but has been able to keep in
close touch with his work in spite of his
sickness and suffering.
Miss May E. ans OF Richmond, P. o,
was the guest of Mrs. Hans Anderson
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Russell returned
Monday from a week visit to friends in
Concord, Lynn and Boston.
c. c. Follensby was presented last
week with a watch chain and Masonic
charm by the new board Of selec,men
and the road commissioner on the occa-
sion OF his retirement from the board
w here he has been tor Eve years such
useful member. Ii was an expression of
frIeldSh,f, "a h oh h. will niUhIv r,r,z-