St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29


Corps. He enlisted in the navy in the
Philippines and was assigned to the bat
tleship Kentucky. While this was part
of the Asiatic squadron he had a chance
to visit the oriental ports and returning
by the Suez caual he visited at Naples
and Rome. Among the many curios he
prizes highly the little piece of paper
which gave him an audience with the
Pope. He is now visiting at his old
home on Concord avenue.
Mrs Harry Russell returned Saturday
from Providence, R. l., where she at
tended the Washburne- Russell wedding.
On her return home she was accom-
panied by Master Denny Macomber of
Providence, who, after spending couple
of weeks here, will go to North Conway,
where he will join friend who is camping
there and together they will return to
Providence by boat via Portland.
John Tierney has just returned from
weeks visit in Beecher's Falls, where he
attended fair given by Mettallak Tribe
No. II, Order of Red Men, in which he
assisted in the musical program. The
fair netted the Tribe $1,000.
DIR. R. w. Warner and family and DIR.
Smith and family have been attending
camp meeting at Beebe Plain.
Chester A. LOOMS from Englewood,
N. J., visited relatives here last week,
and with his family has gone to Green's
boro for the summer
James L. Miner has returned from Bur-
lington for the summer.
Mrs. {. Fl. Knapp and daughter, Vesta
from Hard wick, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II.
Bird and E. H. Underwood of Boston
are at L. w. Rowells.
Mrs. J. II. Hastings of Waits6eld is
visiting her relatives in this place.
At the class day exercises at Dartmouth
College Monday Henry Barnard Stafford
of West Stafford, Conn, Academy 1900,
gave the class poem, which the Dart
mouth describes as a work of much
thought and originality. The special
honors have been announced and Jared
P. Hatch, another Academy graduate. is
Rufus Choate scholar, and has special
honors in German and is awarded the
German prize. John Henry Watson,
Academy, 1900. has honorable mention
in both economics and political science
The many St. Johnsbury friends of
Hon. Frank S. Streeter of Concord will
extend congratulations over his election
as New Hampshire's member of the re-
publican national committee. Concern
ing his election the Boston Herald says,
sit is another fine contribution to the
toning up of that organization. Mr..
Streeter comes pretty close to being the
first citizen of the Granite state, though
he would probably name President
Tucker of Dartmouth College for that
proud pre.eminence."
Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Duston went
to Hanover Monday to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Marie Barnes to c. M.
Hazen. They were married at high noon
yesterday by Mr.. Duston. Miss Barnes
is pleasantly remembered as a member of
the class of 1902 at st. Johnsbury Acad-
envy.
Theodore Chase, Harold O. French and
James P. Richardson, now of Boston,
are attending the Dartmouth College
commencement exercises and the fifth re-
union of their class.
DR.. T. R. Stiles and Chief of Police
Noyes are attending the health officers
school aN Burlington. They made the
trip in the Doctors automobile and DR..
Stiles will return to Montpelier today to
attend the district convention.
Miss Margaret Gorham returned from
Boston the first of the week and will
spend the summer here
Miss Grace I. Russell is at home from
Providence, R. l., for the summer. Miss
Fannie E. Russell returned from there the
first of the week.
Mrs. Frances Chapman is spending a
few days at her brothers, W. Fisk, in
Richmond, P.Q. She was accompanied
by her nephew. Charlie Fisk, who will
spend part of the vacation there.
The Brothers of the Parochial school
leave Thursday to attend a summer
school at the foot of the Laurantides
Mountains, on the north side of the ST..
Lawrence river.
CD. Weeks and family have moved
into their house on Central street, which
has been thoroughly repaired.
Miss Helen Albee from Chelsea, Mass,
is spending the summer vacation at her
home here.
Miss Bertha Terrill, of the Hartford
School of Pedagogy, is guest at II. G..
Ely's.
Miss Bessie Ran1et left for Hanover,
Monday morning, to attend Dartmouth
commencement. She is chaperoned by
Mrs. William P. Buckley of Lancaster,
wife of Gen. William P. Buckley, marshal
of the week.
Misses Margaret and Mary Ely are
spending few weeks at their aunt's,