St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-11-23

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George M. Howe.
| James III. Thompson is disabled from
his work as tool sharpener, by what is
feared is paralysis of his right arm.
Charles w. Ruiter spent Sunday with
| friends in Newport.
| Joseph Therien OF Whiteheld spent
| Sunday with friends in town.
| Miss Clara Holmes has returned from
| visit with friends aud relatives in
Lancaster.
Miss Lola Brown spent Sunday with
| her parents in Sheffield.
Miss Helen c. Stevens returned Mon
| day from visit in Boston and vicinity.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Silas WEIGH of Groton
are Thanksgiving visitors at J. w.
BaIchs.
Oliver Demars has goneto Manchester,
N. e., where he has position.
DIN Adams is spending Thanksgiving
with friends in Newport.
| Thirty of the friends Of E. B. Chase
| gave him a bachelor supper Monday
night at the cafe formerly owned by D.
w. Ranlet. Caterer Salmon served fine
seven course banquet and Harry M.
Cross presided at the postprandial exer
cises. About dozen of the boys spoke
informally and Mr.. Chase responded at
the close.
Mrs. Mary (Ross) Morrill, of Barton,
former resident of St. Johnsbury. arrived
in Los Angeles last Saturday where she
will spend the winter with friends. She
made the trip across the continent on the
same Raymond & Viii comb train with
Mr. and MRS. T. M. Howard of this
place.
visiting friends in Barton.
George H. Stearns attended district
meeting of Odd Fellows at Barton Thurs,
day evening.
E. c. Mower, whom Gov. Bell has Just
appointed city judge of Burlington, is
pleasantly remembered in St. Johnsbury
where he was employed on the Daily Re-
publican.
Rev. DIR. Wallace Nutting, pastor of
the Union Congregational church at
Providence, and who has many friends
in st. Johnsbury, has resigned his pas
torate after service of nearly ten years.
DR.. Nutting has been pastor of one of
the largest Congregational churches in
the United States and feels the need of a |
years respite from pastoral work.
Rev. and Mrs James Thompson are to |
occupy therooms recently vacated by DR.. |
and Mrs. E. w. Hitchcock at Main |
street, and are moving their goods in |
this week.
Mrs. Miranda Cheney of Lunenburg is
visiting at her sons, DIR. 6. F. Cheney.
Frederick A. Blount, Yale 1900, was
admitted to the New York bar on Nov
ember 18th. He is with Luce & Davis,
No. 20 Liberty street. New York City. |
Mr.. Blount was graduated from the
Academy in the class of 1896.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Brooks and
Rev. DR.. Edward T. Fairbanks and Miss
Fairbanks left for Springfield yesterday
to be the guests of Henry L. Clapp at a
dinner which he is to give
at the Massasoi House.
Miss Blanche Gould of Plymouth, NJ
a., is spending few days in town with
riends.
Norman Flint of Stanstead, P Q, Wis
ted Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Flint last
week.
Mrs. o. B. Johnson and son, Edward,
If Somerville, Mass, are visiting her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Johu W. Balch
1r. Johnson will spend Thanksgiving
lere.
Eda. the little daughter of Mr.. and
With pneumonia.
Mrs. Annie Fuller is assisting in the
Berry Ball store.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o Rocheleau are
listing friends In Whitefeld for short
ime.
About so friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
ernest Massey called at their new home
n Maple street Friday evening and
resented them with a complete dinner
ct. Refreshments were served during
he evening. The party was a complete
urprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Massey.
c. c. Bingham was in Montpelier two
avs last week on business.
Addison Preston and Herbert Pierce
o to Burlington Saturday to resume
heir studies in the medical department
f the University of Vermont.
Miss Edith Magoon of Montpelier
pent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
ninth. II
Mr.. and Mrs Carlyle Brown of North
-ttleboro, Mass, will spend Thanks
living with Mr.. and Mrs. B. /. Staples.
Ralph Merrill spent Sunday with |
riends in Sheffield.
Congressman and Mrs. D. J. Foster OF /,
spent Sunday with his mother
t her home in Passumpsic. Monday :
hey were the guests of Mrs. Fosters
lSter Mrs. A NJ Goodrich