St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-08-23

hope OF DeneutlluR MA' Vot|NAi ""0
had a persistent attack of rheumatism
about all the year.
Rev. Edward M. Chapman was called
to Bridgeport, Conn, last week by the
serious illness of an aged uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Cross were
the only representatives from st. johns
bury at the dedication of the Ethan
Allen tower near Burlington Wednesday
They are enthusiastic over the affair and
the various functions of the occasion.
Miss Amanda Northrop OF New York
is visiting Mrs. Walter P. Smith.
Mrs. c. L. Goodell, who has been
spending the summer in St. Johnsbury,
returned to her home in Boston yester-
day.
Miss Grace Webster of Montpelier has
has been the guest of Mrs. James S. San
born. and she is this week entertaining
her uncle, S. D. Heath of New York.
Joseph B. Paige of New York is in town
on scale business.
f Eli Packer of Albany, NY, Mrs. Mary
Packer of East Burke, and Miss An
, drews are visiting at ]. c. Gray's.
Miss Edna Averill of the Deaconess'
Home, Boston, Mrs. Lorenzo Averill OF
Springfield, Mass, Mrs. W. E. Tuck and
Miss Marion Tuck ofNewport, R. l., and
Mrs. Frances Varnum and Miss Jeanette
varnum of Peacham are visiting at Olip
i D. Adams.
lanes Bedard and Miss Pearl Hull
q were united in marriage last Wednesday
4 morning by Rev. J. A. Boissonnault'
+ They have been spending week at WILL
k loughby and are now residing with his
parents in Fairbanks Village. Their
v friends gave them reception last even
+. ing, when his shopmates presented them
with chamber suit.
Il Rev. Robert L. Duston returned Mon
+ day from three weeks trip to boston
and vicinity, Portsmouth, N. H., and
10 Old Orchard.
Mrs. Lucy Hall of Barton was a guest
- at Charles G. Flint's last week.
10 Mrs. Flora E. Lovejoy and son Maurice
F.. are in camp at Partridge Lake in
do New Hampshire.
Joseph Dubuc, Chief Justice OF Mani
!, toba, was a guest of Rev. ]. A. Boissou
Nd nault few days last week. They were
ns. former schoolmates and spent the time
very pleasantly in reviewing forme
,ev days.
re- The remains of Miss Farrell, formerl,
St of Newport, were brought here TO
burial and the service was held at Notr
20. Dame church yesterday afternoon sh
nc. was sister of Mrs. Patrick Cunning
ev ham OF West Danville.
MIR. and Mrs. Myles S. Gilman an
wife Mr.. and Mrs. Ray B. Packard sper
+he Saturday and Sunday at Wllloughb
Lake.
- The funeral of David LeValle, VIII
~ died at Lyndonvile last week, was he
w from Notre Dame church, Saturday.
ES Norman Flint OF Stanstead is vlsltir
w at Charles 6. Flint's.
H Miss Alice L. Kicker is spending t
~ week with friends in Newport.
ES Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Steele and MI
M William Robinson and daughter
~ Pittsburg, Pa, who have been IN VI
~ mont for the past few weeks, have be
~ the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. b. ShieI
ES for several days, returning to their hon
r. yesterday.
ES Alvah Harvey of Newport was
S daily greeted by his old friends here
" first of the week.
@ Mrs. W. H. Moulton of Boston,
w spending some time with friends here.
~ Martin French has been the guest
~ A. W. Babcock the past week.
" French has been on government
~ ships and transports since the Span
" American war and in the last seven VI
rs has been twice around the world
~ visited all the leading ports of the VIC
~ He was most entertaining visitor,
~ has decided to leave the government
r. vice and work on the Grand Trunk
r. road.
KS Miss Mary Mute went to Portsmo
r. N. H., last week to spend two We
~ vacation with relatives.
~ Miss Bertha ]. Stevens Of the c.
r. DOMAIN office is spending q two W.
~ vacation with relatives and friend
K3 Barnet.
e. Miss Maude Cleary of the Lougf
E3 smythe store is enjoying her vacato
E19 her home in Lyndonville.
E Mrs. Lizzie Varney of West Burke
e, tied Mrs W. M. Mute part of last '