St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-29
PERSONALS.

spending some time at her brothers, W
H. ROBBIE, returned to her home a
Lyndonville, Friday.
DR.. T. R. Stiles attended meeting O
the State Board of Health at Burlington
last week.
George P. Moore goes to Boston toda.
on business trip.
Supt. c. b. Dempsey is spending par
OF his vacation at his old home in ives
Fitchburg, Mass.
The friends of Count Salone di Campello
an Italian who has frequently visited st
Tohnsbury, will be interested to learn o
the announcement of bis engagement tc
Miss Grace Fielder of Torquay, England
Count Campelo has spent most OF hi'
time the past eight years in Springfield
and Boston and is now studying law II
the latter city. He will leave for England
in April and will join Miss Fielder II
London. The wedding will take place II
London soon after Easter. Miss Fielder
is the daughter of the late Capt. J. W
Fielder OF her majesty's 10th footguards
After some weeks of travel Count Cam
pello will return to Rome and make his
home there and take up new business in
terests there.
VT. King OF Bethel was a visitor in
town part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G. Ash and son
OF Laconia, N. H., were visitors at Guy
Harris last week.
Mrs. George H. Frost and Miss Agae
Frost have come to st. Johnsbury to live
with her father, George W. Spencer.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Perkins have gone
TO New York for a months vacation.
Mrs. c. c. Follensby gave finch
party Friday evening in honor OF Mrs.
E. W. Hitchcock and her sister, Mrs.
Coates. A delightful evening was spent
by all present.
Adolph Wolff of New Haven, Conn,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs David
E. Porter.
Mrs. W. w. Miles OF Barton visited her
daughter Mrs. Frank D. Thompson last
week.
Frank Woods returned to Brown Uni
versity, Monday. after short vacation
spent in town. His mother, Mrs. c. IL.
Woods accompanied him.
S. Churchill Smith of Boston is assist
ing in the local office of Swift and Co.
Miss Emma Lavinge is assisting in the
store OF James Richie.
Mrs. Laura N. Hazen left Monday for
visit with friends in Somerville
Junction, Mass.
Harry Blodgett and Robert W. ST.
monds are attending Essex county court
at Guil1hall.
Miss Maud Martineau of Littleton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Asseln.
Edward Smythe is home from Brew.
ster Academy at Wolfboro, N. H., for a
short time.
Mrs. Robert Stevenson is visiting
friend nd relatives in St. Adams.
Albert N. Young of South Sudbury,
Mass, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Young, over Sunday.
MarceIlus T. Fenno, formerly of this
town, now of Hartford, has received al
appointment as rural carrier at Whit
River.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. Guild were called tt
Evansville recently by the death of be
mother, Mrs. John Brown.
The selectmen OF the town of Havei
hill have appointed Herbert W. Aller
cashier of the Woodsville National Bank
and formerly OF st. Johnsbury, tow
treasurer.
Miss Ruth W. Hunt spent Sunday wit
her father, Rev. G, w. Hunt, at Eno'
burg Falls.
Ex-Congressman II. H. Powers {
Morrisville was in town Friday on
business trip.
Mrs. John c. Clark gave finch part
to some of her friends Wednesday ate
noon. Delicious refreshments we
served.
Mrs. Flora E, Lovejoy was called
Barre last week by theillness Of relative
George F. Cushman spent few da
in Boston last week.
Charles Lambert was called to Morr
vile last week by the death OF his mott
Mrs. Joseph Lambert.
Miss Annie B. Daniels went to LisbC
Thursday, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Geor
Bangs, her aunt and uncle.
Miss Edith Rudd, who has been spei
ing ten days vacation with her paren
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rudd. return
last week to her work as cashier
George P, browne & Co., at Morrisvi
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. ROBBIE were cal
to Bradford, Saturday, by the death
Mrs. E. W. ROBBIE, which occurred
Baldwinville, Mass, Friday. The
eral was held at Bradford, which
been her home for many years, Sund
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Champeau h
been spending few days here with frien
en- route to their future home in Boz
from Morrisyille