St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-04-05
PERSONALS.

the week in Boston and Portland, where
he attended the directors meeting OF the
Reese and International Button Hole
companies at Boston, Friday, and the
annual meetings of these companies at
Portland yesterday.
Mrs. George F. Leavitt, who has been
spending few weeks withrelatives here
returned 10 her homein Worcester Mass,
Thursday.
Charles A. and H. A. Stanley were IN
Lancaster. Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of their uncle.
RAYMOND Worthen was guest OF
George R. Lane at Lancaster, last week
IA Richardson and Charles p. Car
nenter were in Bradford Thursday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. George
Andres.
An exchange has this to say OF the
interest takenin the work of the N. t. U.
p. by Iohn n. Gale, and says the lodge
recently instituted at Barton was or
pauized through the the untirlng efforts
and perseverance of the grand warden
Iohn \. Gale of st. Johnsbury, who IN
short time secured 43 applications.
"There is not a person in Vermont who
has done more for the uPbuilding OF the
ordor than Mr.. Gale. During the past
wear he has secured over eighty members
besides making official visits to every
lodge in the state"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Dexter, who have
been spending the winter in South Troy
left for Pasadena, Cal, Wednesday.
Homer E. Smith spent Sunday with
relatives at Barton.
Miss Anna Mae Scmervllle was III
Boston and Haverhill, Mass, last week
and assisted at a concert given in Haver'
hill.
Miss Marion Moore is confined to the
house by illness.
F. N. Waterbury of Cady's Falls is
assisting the St. Tohnsbury Grocery Co
George R. Crosby is again at his duties
after long attack OF the grip.
Maurice Lovejoy is spending part OF
his vacation with friends in Concord, N.
H.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Cross are
expected home this week, after spending
part of the winter in California.
Miss Harriet Hudson, Academy 'O4
and Business College '05, has secured
position as stenographer in the National
Bank of Newbury at Wells River.
TIL. Bowman of San Bernadino, CAL,
has been nominated for councilman on
the socialist ticket. He is the son OF
Major n. P. Bowman and our genial st.
Iohnsburv citizen has been spending the
winter with him.
DR.. George F. Cheney went to Boston,
Monday, to attend meeting of the New
England Association of Dental Exam.
liners.
Miss Adde S. Alvord is visiting Miss
Jennie Wrinkle at Groton.
Misses Helen A. Boynton and Alice
Kicker are at home from Smith College
for the Easter vacation. Miss Kicker is
accompanied by Miss Arlene Hasson OF
Seattle, WASH, who is sophomore at
Smith College.
Mrs. Samantha Morgan of Manches.
ter. N. H., is visiting relatives here.
A. Sherman Calderwood went to Bos-
ton last night, where he will spend a
short time.
Guy II. Harris has bought of the Orson
Cushman estate the dwelling place about
one mile north OF the village of Passump-
sic and will move there with his family
in few weeks.
Mrs. F. D. Thompson is spending the
week at her former home in Barton. Mr..
Thompson spent Sunday there.
Iohu Lyster of Canada is visiting his
daughters, Mrs. Harry Moore and Miss
Nellie LISTER. The latter will accompany
him to White6eld, Friday, where they
will make their future home.
E.E. Gage returned from Boston the
last Of the week. where he had been spend
ing few days on business.
Mrs. Frances E. Chapman returned
Saturday from Concord, N. H., wher'
she had been spending few weeks will
Miss E. M. Niles.
Walter S. Pitt began work for E. L
Hunt & Co. Saturday. BE will be re
membered by many as the genial orde
clerk of the old firm of Ranney & Potts
Mr.. Pitt came from Utica, N. Y, wher
he was with the Westou-M Mott Co.
Mrs. E. L. Hunt and son, Ross Edgar
are in North Troy on a weeks visit.
Rev. James A. Thompson was i
Woodsville last night, where he assste
in a special Lenten service, and goes t
the Holderness School in New HamE
shire tomorrow night for the sam
purpose.
Mai E. D. Redington Of Chicago
making a short visit here, and is stoI
ping at Henry 6. Eiy's.
c. P. Davie has been confined to II
house by illness.
The many friends Of Rex Turner wi