St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-25
PERSONALS.

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ciety, and J. H. Humphrey, formerly o
this town, but now a resident OF Bur
lingtou, were here last week on business
Miss Maud Estabrooks spent thu
past week in Boston.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Beals is spending somt
time at Sutton.
W. L. Knowton went to Enfield, N
H., last week, called there by the deatf
OF Mrs. Knowltou's father, Rev. Sylves
ter Hayford. Mr.. Ha lord had been il
for some time at the home OF his sister
Mrs. Cleveland, at Coopersville, N. Y
where be died last week Tuesday. he
was formerly a prominent Universalist
clergyman in this state, having preached
in Richmond, Ees' and North Mont.
pelier and PlainfeIi. Mrs. Knowlton
ans her mother were unable to attend
the funeral owing to i'll health.
Mr., and Mrs. {. F. BiRelow, daugh er
Beatrice and son Rudolph OF Newport
were IN town Yesterday
lanes Gaffney, formerly OF this town,
but who for some tim2 past has lived in
Denver, Col, is quite sick with the grip.
Mrs. Warner NJ. Wiley was confined
to the house the past week by illness
Eugene G. Ash Of Laconla, n. H., was
a visitor in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Margaret Hale of West Barnet is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs F. E, Potts.
Miss Julia Estabrooks is quite sick
with tonslitis.
Mrs. J. H. Drew OF Burlington was the
guest Of Mrs. A. H. Barbour, few days
last week.
H. ]. Goodrich was called to Barnard,
Saturday, by the death Of his father.
Horace Taylor is assisting in the lunch
rooms OF T. b. Pigeon.
Mr.. and Mrs ] W. Farr of East Hard
wick are the guests OF their son, Wilbur
J. FAIR.
James Richie spent part OF last week
in New York on business, and B. |. Slap.
les left for Boston Saturday night on a
business trip.
Miss Laura NJ Ellis is visiting her
brother, William A. Ellis at Montpelier.
An item in the Boston Transcript au-
nounces that Miss Annie L. Ide, daughter
of Henry c. Ide. vice governor and secre-
tary OF finance and justice in the Philip
pines, has formed society for the proven
ton of cruelty to animals in Manila.
Malcolm M Griffin, who has been i'll at
the St. Johnsbury Hospital for several
weeks with consumption, died Thursday
noon. MIR. Griffin was born in New
York state about AZ years ago, but his
home has been in this vicinity for the
past few years. The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon, Rev. A. F. Walch
officiating.
Miss Jessie Johnson, who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs X. NJ. McSweeney,
returned to her home in Albany, Satur-
day.
Miss Maud McCutcheon is confined to
the house by illness.
Frank Benoit OF Whitefeld was a bus
mess visitor in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Octave Lachance is visiting
friends and relatives in Montpelier for a
short time.
About 80 OF the friends and neighbors
OF Representative and Mrs. w. A. Kicker
gathered at their home Monday evening
to help them celebrate their Dist wed.
ding anniversary. The ladies presented
Mrs. Kicker with a bouquet of flowers
and the gentlemen presented Mr.. Kicker
with megaphonc. Mr.. and Mrs. Kicker
were then presented with an elegant
coffee,percolator, A, B. Noyes making the
presentation speech. The evening was
spent in progressive whist, and refresh
ments were served.
J. N. Gale, Grand Warden, n. L. O. P.
went to Bennington, Yesterday, to visi
lodges.
Mrs David Frechette is in Lowell
Mass, called there by the illness OF he
mother.
Jack Leith is confined to the house b,
illness.
Mrs. !, B. Goslant of Walden is visiting
relatives in town for few days.
Miss Effie Hunter of Woodsville spen
Sunday with Miss Freda Goodrich.
Charles Newell spent Sunday wit
friends in Lancaster, N. H.
Mrs. Walter Wlcomb returned HON
from Brightlook hospital, Sunday, cor
siderably improved in health.
Miss Lila Caller was confined to tn
house the past week by illness.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harr
NJ. Scott entertained a party of
friends and relatives at dinner at the
home. A delightful evening was spen
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Stone are bot
confined to the house by illness, Mr.
Stone being seriously ill.
George Asselin is in Boston on bus
ness.
Henry Garter of Greensboro is spen,
ing some time with his brother, Fred
Carter