St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-04-26
PERSONALS.


Miss Mary ]. Ranney was home from
Boston over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stanley were in
Burlington the first OF the week
F. P. Sleeper of Dartmouth College
was visitor in town over Sunday.
James Glynn spent Friday in Mont.
pelier.
Addison Preston of University of Yer
mont visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Preston, part OF the past week.
Edward W. Gaskill of Boston visited
friends in town pare of last week.
Miss 0 lila Rice. who has spent the
winter with her niece, Mrs. E J. Hallett,
returned to her home in Greensboro,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Lang are
occupying the tenement recently vacated |
by Guy H. Harris on Spring street. Mrs.
Susan Howard and William Howard
make their home with them; Mr.. and
Mrs ]. c. Stevens are now located in the
south tenement of the Harris house on
Spring street, and Miss Lizzie M. Harris
will also occupy rooms there; Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Ellis are soon to move into
the tenement over F. O. Clark's store,
and Mr. Clark and Mss Irene will boa d
with them; Peter Hansen and family
are to move the first OF Nav into the
Sargent house at the corner of Spring
and Webster streets Miss Carrie B. t
Sargent to reserve some rooms tor her
own use. Y
Rev. Thomas J. Leonard was in BurIing.
ton last week, where he participated as f
sub.deacon in ponti6cal high mass.
Mrs. ]. w. Warden and Miss Alice B. il
Warden are spending the week in Cam
bridge, Mass, at Herbert !. Warden's,
and also in Boston.
Archille Couture of Tedford Mines. -
P. g., is assisting in the barber shop of
Henry Massey. al
t. Cummings OF Harvard Law school
visited friends in town over Sunday. pc
Mrs. Fred D. Hall of Newport spent vi NJ
Sunday with her sister, Miss Lena M. ",
Gates.
Among those who attended the annual c;s
yrand lodge meeting of the n. Z 0. p. at ~
Burlington the first of the week were o.
:. L. Sargent Henry Holder, Mr. and g..
drs John N. Gale, 0. H. Henderson, che
dr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bartlett, Mr.. and I I,io
lrs. F, b. Hooker and Mrs. Mabel r r,'n
gallagher. ~
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Ball spent Sunday n
18th relatives in Lyndonvie. ha,
Arthur L. Stevens spent part of the Cal
asst week IN Boston. dav
P. A. Brown spent Sunday with rela. D
yes in Sheffield. var
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hickey spent Sun. "
" with relatives in Lyndonvile. wee
Mrs. b. A. Turner visited friends and has
atives in Littleton over Sunday. E
Mrs. {. Bell spent Sunday with Mrs. bus
Fl. Parkhurst. M
Mrs. 0. H. Hale of Barrels visiting Mr.. frie1
d Mrs. ], O. Hale. w
Mrs. W: B. Atwood is visiting relatives frier
South Strafiord. F,
Mrs. Mary Hill of Plymouth, N. H.. is over
sting Mrs. Kate c. Moore Ac
Mrs Il. X. Phelps of Lunenburg visited in L
r. and Mrs. H. F. BalCh last week M
Miss Maud Cleary spent Sunday at her and
me in Lyndonville. M
Miss Marion Smythe is home from her Mrs
hool work at Burlington for a short Der
ne. here
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Cleary of Barre o'clc
ent Sunday with Mrs. Charles Patter. Kob'
q. BroC
Mss Frances Ross is home from her ~ 49,
ldIes IN Boston for short time. S Slas
Mr. and Mrs George Cowlng spent and
nday with relatives in Sheffield relat
fred Woodruff OF West Burke spent tend
nday with Roy Howard. graf
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Tinkham of New. DR.
TT spent Sunday with relatives in Boar
wn. dav
1lss Mabel Ross is home from her pure
ool work in Springfield, Mass, for D.
)rt time. 81.
frank Woods is home from Brown viole
iversity for the summer owing TO tall street
to pass the examination for the chr. stree
It term. This was occasioned nv his NJ
orced absence during the winter term retrr
account OF illness. He will enter t;ves