St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-22

VIII be held IN brdttleOOrO toudy du'
among those who are planning to g
from here are Mrs. c. E Gorham, th
president of ChamberIin Relief Corps
Mrs. M L. Morris, Mrs. Carl Morris
Mrs. c. H. Woodbury., Mrs E. L. Hove,
and Mrs. Louis N. Smythe.
Mrs. Hugh A. Benton aud childrCl
arrived Saturday from St. Paul to max
an extended visit at the home OF her par
ents. Rev. and Mrs c. F. Morse.
Among those attending the 6. A. r
Department Encampment at BrattleborC
for the election OF officers for the ensuing
year are w. H. Ward, and George r
Crosby.
Miss Myrtle Aldrich Of West Burk'
visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Demars of Man
chester, N. H., are visiting relatives il
town.
Miss Emily Droun returne yesterday
from Barre where she has been for two
months.
Albert Harris is confined to the house
by illness
Ms. Tohn Parks is confined to the
house with the grip.
L. ?. Leach is in Hard wick on business.
Harold 0. French went to Hanover,
N H Saturday Tor an operation which
was successfully performed.
Harry Severance and Harold Burbank
spent Sunday in Sherbrooke.
R.v. and Mrs. E. G. French of Lyndon.
vile were visitors in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ball of Lebanon,
N. H., visited his brother, Frank Ball,
part OF the past week.
Miss Myrtle LaPage is confined to the
house with the grip
Luther S Jewett. who has been i'll with
rheumatic fever, is improving.
Rev and Mrs c. J. Brown OF Cabot
were visitors in town yesterday.
w. B. Noble of Woodsvile visited E. L.
Hunt yesterday.
Miss Harriet E. Keyes of Newbury
c me here this week to visit Miss Alice
E. Han ami Miss Mary L. Jewett.
Fred G. Bundy is confined to the house
wi a severe cold.
Miss Mary E. Ide and Mrs. George NJ.
Gray, who have been spending the win
ter at M lnia, leave there early next
month on their homeward voyage.
they sail rom Hong Kong March IS,
via the Suz canal, and will make lew
stops in Europe eli route. They are ex-
pected here about the FIRST of May.
Judge J. b. Wallace OF East Concord
was visitor in town Monday.
The current number of the American
Review OF Reviews has an excellent like
ness OF DR.. Homer B. Hubert who was
graduated from the Academy in 1880
and is a son of ex. President Hubert OF
Middlebury College, Or. Hubert has
been in Seoul the capital OF Korea, for
several years where he is principal of the
Royal Normal College, editor of the
Korea Review and adviser to the en-
p,ror OF tits 'hermt" nation.
Miss Anne Carr is visiting friends in
West Lebanon and Haverhill.
William S Boynton and daughter
Katherine have gone to Northh mpton,
Mass, 20 visit Miss Helen Boynton.
Ray B. Spauding has been appointed
by Gov. Bell one OF the representatives OF
Vermont academies and high schools in
the inaugural parade OF President Roose-
welt. During his stay in Washington he
will be the guest Of his former school
mate, Edward Stafford. Charles Far
rel will represent the Newport high
school while Mr.. Spaulding represents
St. John,bury Academy. Ooe of the in
leIestiug features OF the inaugural parade
will be representatives from the various
high schools and academies in the United
| States.
Mrs. Lucy A. Taylor of Salem, Mass,
is visiting her son, George Taylor.
John Berniyr is confined to the house
by illness.
Gilbert T. Parks is ill at BrightlooA
Hospital
Mrs G L, Bates and two children O
MorrisvilIe are visiting her sister, Mrs
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