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

Miss Frances Ross, who graduated
from the New England Conservatory of
Music at Boston, last week, had the
honor of being the first to play in public
on the new Jordan Hall organ, the gift
of E. d. Jordan. She opened the COM
mencement program with sonata by
Rheinberger.
DR.. Ned c. Stiles leaves town today to
locate in Boston, where he will be asso-
ciated with Doctors Blair & Powell,
one of Boston's well-known medical
, firms. DR.. Stiles has built up a good
practice here, is an all-round athlete and
will be much missed. His many friends
wish him continued success in his pro-
fession.
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost and her
daughter, Miss Agnes, arrived from Bos-
ton, Thursday, to spend the summer at
her old home.
Judge Henry c. Bates of the court of
the first instance in the Philippines
reached st. Johnsbury early Friday
morning and has been most cordially
greeted by his old friends. Judge Bates
will remain here for nearly two months
and then return to his work in Iloilo.
Mrs. Bates did not make the trip with
him, but all will be glad to know that
she is in excellent health.
Roy Calderwood of Middletown,
Conn, is spending couple of weeks at
his old home.
Miss Hattie Severance of Barre has
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CALIFORNIAN Office.
Mrs. Harriet E. Frost has gone to
Boston to spend the summer in a hos
pital ship for children in Boston harbor.
Mrs. c. M. Stone and Miss Stone do
not expect to return to St. Johnsbury
this summer, but will remain at Pasa-
dena, Cal. Philip H. Stone has just
completed house there and the family
will move into it early next month.
The current issue of the Lumbermen's
Review, New York, has the following
item about former citizen of this place,
who attended the Summerville school in
the winter of 1878 and the Academy in
1874, and whose home is now in
Maiden: "On the occasion Of the drum
head election on Boston Common, June
6, of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company, c. w. Howard, the we'll
known timberland dealer, of 200 Wash
ington street, Boston, was chosen Sixth
Sergeant of Infantry. Mr.. Howard is
man of large stature and military bear
ing, and in his Continental uniform looks
every inch soldier"
Joseph st. Jock has been in Boston the
past week on business.
Miss Marion Fairb anks was in North
hampton, Mass, last week attending the
commencement exercises at Smith College
and the first reunion of the class of 1908.
Miss Sadie Cameron, now of New York,
is spending a few weeks with Miss
Matte J. Hail.
Albert L. Farwell, now of Boston.
sails from Boston Saturday on the White
Star steamer "Canopic'' bound for
Naples. He expects to be abroad about
two months, spending most of the time
in Italy.
Dihdwo TIVE, the Liberian student at
the Academy, has gone to Saratoga,
in the Grand Union Hotel.
Master Warren L. Estabrooks is spend
ing the week at Moultonborough, N. H.,
and boating on Lake Winnipesaukee.
Joseph Fairbanks of the Harvard Law
School is home for the summer. During
the vacation he will study law in Judge
Ross office.
Leon 6. Bagley of Rutland was here
Saturday calling on his old friends. He
was resident of St. Johnsbury 80 years
ago and has now a responsible position
with the Howe Scale Co.
Mrs. Sarah Dea has gone to Danville
to spend few weeks for her health at
James Stevens.
Miss Julia May Estabrooks left Friday
for the Weirs, Centre Harbor and Moul-
tonborough N. H., where she will spend
the summer.
DIR. Theron III. Huckins and wife of
Tilton, N. H, sailed from New York,
Saturday, on the Anchor line steamer
Columbia" bound for Glasgow. They
will remain abroad for the summer and
the doctor will study in England and on
the continent. DR.. Huckins is pleasantly
remembered as member of the class of
'o3 at the Academy.
Mrs. F. o. Clark leaves Friday for Lin
coin, ILL.,, to spend about two months
with her sister.
Rev Mother St. Cecilia, Provincial Sup
erior. who was here for the Silver Jubilee
of the convent left Saturday morning for
Montreal. She was accompanied as
far as Newport by the Superior Sister St.
Mary Bernard and Sister St. Mary An
gela.
Sister st. Mary Angela leaves Friday
for Kingston, Ont, to attend a summer
school.
Miss Jessie Robertson was in Walden