St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-26

was the guest Of Mrs. w. Warden last
week.
DR.. R. NJ. McSweeney leaves today for
Boston and will remain for FIVE or six
weeks course of lectures on surgery at the
Massachusetts, General Hospital.
MISS Alice Wesson of South Boston
was at Abjah Smiths over Sunday.
Irving W. Smith left on Monday for
vacation trip, and will spend part OF the
time in Montreal.
Judge J. B. Richardson OF Boston, a
member OF the Massachusetts superior
court, has been visiting Mrs. Ella F.
Richardson, returning home yesterday.
Mrs. J. L. Perkins left yesterday to
visit her sister in Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Calderwood re.
turned Monday from weeks vacation
at Greensboro.
James P. Richardson OF Boston is
spending his annual vacation at his old
home.
The St. Johnsbury members of the
Caledonia county bar, to the number Of
nine, celebrated the close OF the June term
of court by days fishing trip to May
pond in Barton. The attorneys went
Saturday and the party included Har-
land B. Howe, Rolf Searles, Alexander
Dunnett, L. P Slack, Elisha May, R. W.
Simonds, Frank D. Thompson, Harry
Blodgett and David E. Porter.
Mrs. B. l. Staples is visiting friends in
Newport and Mr.. Staples spent Sunday
with her.
Miss Lizzie M. Blake is at the summer
school at Barton, where she has an ex-
hibit of school supplies from the educa-
tional publishers.
Mrs. R. B. Lang is visiting her parents
in East Craftsbury.
Among the guests at the St. Johnsbury
House Monday were Gov. c. J. Bell and
Hon. Mason S. Stone and wife. The lat
ter couple have just returned from their
trip to the Philippines and Japan and
Mr.. Stone will enter upon his new duties
as superintendent of education in about
a month.
Mrs. George H. Hooper Of New York is
in town for the summer, not having been
in St. Johnsbury before for several years.
Mrs. Harry W. Blake of Hoosic Falls,
N. Y, and three daughters are expected
tomorrow for visit of four or FIVE weeks
with Mrs. Blake's aunt and her father
and mother, Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Morse.
Charles S. Hastings left yesterday for
Brunswick Spring and Averill pond.
Henry F. Estabrooks and wife, with
Dorcas and Ray. left last Thursday for
weeks carriage drive to Calais, Mont
pelier and other points.
W. W. S. Browne returned Saturday
from brief business trip to Boston.
Mrs. George F. Cheney leaves today
for a visit with friends in Exeter, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Frost expect
to return today from Willoughby Lake.
Miss Hortense Peters leaves today for
a visit at Highgate.
]. B, Gage Of Clean, N. Y, spent few
days here last week. On Monday after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Gage and his mother,
Mrs. l.. L. Kendall, left for Lakeport, N.
H., for brief visit.
Mrs. Ellen Morrill, has been called to
Salem, Conn, by the illness OF her sister.
Mrs. Frank Christy and son, James
Walter of Providence, r. l., are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jack Roy.
Miss Annie Gibbons has returned from
visit to her brother, Sam Gibbons o
Rutland, where she spent several week.
visiting the marble quarries, etc.
Jennie Underwood and Myrtle Under
wood are taking their vacation a
Orange, Mass, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jane French, who has been quit
i'll, is recovering.
Mrs. o. F. Cogswel is in Hardwicl
visiting her sister, Mrs. U. ]. Mudgett
whose husband is seriously i'll.
Mrs. J. M. Gilmore and daughter Mary
OF Stanstead, P. Q, are spending the re
mander of the summer with her mother
Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald.
Miss Lillian Ryan goes to Plattsburg
| N. y, tomorrow, to join her friend Mis-,