St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-11
PERSONALS.


in the Philippines. He was supervisor O
instruction at IIoilo for two years, ant
the third year taught in the normal schoo
there He is a graduate Of the Univer
sity OF Vermont, class Of 1897.
Mrs. Carrie A. Tisdale, who has beer
at the St. Johnsbnry Hospital nearly
three weeks, has sufficiently recovered tc
go to her home; W. H, Story, who is il
there with typhoid fever, is improving
slowly; John Porter has gone to
Portland, Me-, for the treatment Of
his eye, which be recently injured.
Sister St. Mary of Montreal has come
to the Convent to take the place ofSister
St. Celestin, as teacher in the inter
mediate department, the latter having
gone to Montreal some time ago on ac-
count Of poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Lyster invited
several friends and neighbors to Globe
Stone farm. Saturday evening. Dec. 81,
to watch the old year out. During the
evening bountiful supper was served
consisting Of chicken pie and other good
things too numerous to mention. After
passing the time in a social way, the
guests departed shortly after twelve
O'Clock, wishing all Happy New Year.
AS Allen Powers was driving to 7. H.
LISTERS one evening recently, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Powers and Miss Nc.
Farlane, the horse became frightened by
his heels striking the sleigh, and ran
Mr.. Powers fearing to make the turn |
near Mr.. Plumley's kept on to the
schoolhouse, where the sleigh was upset
leaving its load. The horse then ran
around the schoolhouse and up to Mr..
LISTERS, where it was caught. No
serious damage was done, only slight
shaking up.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Burke OF
Stafford, Conn, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Burke last week.
Edmund c. Follensby has gone to
Victory to take charge of a mill for
Follensby & Peck.
Helen F. Roberts entertained "a of her
young friends at her home, Friday after
noon, i'll honor OF her Sth birthday. All
thoroughly enjoyed themselves and the
lining room, where dainty refreshments
were served, was prettiIy decorated with
garlands of red crepe paper, and the
tables with cut flowers.
Rev. A. F. Walch accompanied Prof
Schneider, who has been visiting here,
to his home at TUFTS. College Mass,
Wednesday for weeks visit.
Miss Lila Morse returned to her duties
at Hartford, Conn, Wednesday, after
spending the holiday vacation with her
parents here.
Ferdinand Bedard and Miss Eugene
Richard were married at Notre Dame
church, Saturday morning, by Rev. J. A.
The bridal party included
Mr.. Bedard's son, Ferdinand, who was
at home from his school work at
Winooski, and his daughter, Miss
Georgiana. Mr. and Mrs Bedard are {
taking a short trip to Manchester, N. H.,
and Fitchburg, Mass, and on their
return will reside at his home on Maple
street.
While going down the Avenue, Sunday
Z. G. McFarlin slipped and fell, breaking
one OF his ankles.
Carl Burnham was home from Lisbon
N. H., over Sunday.
Mrs. Ella F. Richardson leaves Satur.
day to spend two weeks with friends at
White River Junction and Northampton,
Mass, and will then go to Hudson, N.
Y, where she will spend some time
Miss Marion West OF Derby Line is
stopping in town, and visiting her sister,
Miss Nancy M West, who is at the St
Jonsbury Hospital
r. A. Cramer has moved from 80 Mt.
Pleasant street to 35 Cliff street.
There are three new boarders at the
Convent, Miss Eva Watchie of Lyndon
vile, Alma Garneau OF Franklin Falls,
n. H., and Mamie Wilson of Montreal,
who will attend school there.
John LaLiberty is in poor health.
Joseph Donald Forbes and Amanda
Goyet, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nazaire
Goyet, were married at Notre Dame
church, Sunday.
Mrs. Carl NJ. Howe has been quite i'll |
with pleurisy and Mrs. Angie Burns and |
Mrs. Laura Roundy of West Burke were
with her part of last week.
Miss Bertha E. Duston has been en-.
gagged to teach the school at Pour Cor
ners for the present.
]. W. Ransom, formerly of this place,
but for several years with the Abbott
Alkaloidal Co. Of Chicago, has been made
general manager of the New York house
OF this firm. Mr. Ransom has already
gone to New York City and his family
will soon follow.
Frank L, Kendall, former resident of
st. Johnsbnry who now lives in Roches-
ter, N. II is one OF the newly.appointed
colonies on Gov. McLane's staff. Col.
Kendalls many st. Johnsbury friends ex-
tend congratulations.
". ]. Forbes, a former resident of this