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

again next year at the beginning of the
winter term.
Guy c. Roeheleau will be graduated
from the College of Pharmacy of Colum.
bia University Thursday. Mr.. Rocheleau
passed the final examinations success
July and is receiving the congratulations
of his many friends.
Mrs. Robert Mackinnon has been in
Boston the past week accompanied by her
sister, Miss Eta M. Newell of Hanover.
James Cox recently returned from
Springfield, Vt, and will go to work for
James Foy on the Kicker house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman S. Brock of
| Hartford, Conn, who have been visiting
bis parents at Barnet, called on friends
here last week.
Mrs. Emily B. May, and daughter,
Miss Emily A. May, who have spent the
winter IN southern California, are ex-
pected home the last of this week. They |
are stopping en- route to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. MaIoy of Lancas.
ter, n, H., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frank E. Blossom.
Mrs. P. A. Roach, Mrs. M. !. Caldbeck
and Misses Katherine Flynn. Lillian
Ryan and Maud Caldbeck go to Bur
llngton today to attend a reception OF
MISS Katherine Dugan at ST. Mary's
academy.
DR.. E. Hartshorn spent the first of
the week in Boston.
Martin W. Carleton of Johnson was a {
visitor in town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adzade Demars of White I
leld, n. H.. are visiting relatives in wn.
Col and Mrs. T. c. Fletcher are spend Y
ng the week in Boston.
Mrs. S. c. Weeks is dangero 1sly i'll. Y
Howard Blossom is in Boston on
usiuess trip.
Charles G. Braley and Jason M .Cady "
re in Boston on business. b,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. BaIch are ex.
'cted home Thursday from Marshall. fr
WIN, Ia, where they have spent the W
inter. TT
Mrs. Georgs M. Gray. who has spent A.
winter In Manila, reached San Fran
Co on the Pacific Mail liner "Korea" to
lursday, and is expected home the last
the week. A telegram received by Mr.. G.
ay Monday morning announced that L"
was held up at Wolcott, Wvo., bv a
ldsllde. That section of the country has nc
emily had one OF the heaviest snow
rms in its history. fro
DIR. and Mrs. 7. M. Howard, who me
We spent the past month in Berkeley. shf
l., expect to leave tor home in a few AM
Us. on
'r. J. L. Perkins has returned from a oar
cation spent in New York. III 'n
William A. Ide is expected home this
tx from Jacksonville, Ala, where he las
been spending the winter. E
lisha May is in New York on obi
iness trip. ]. n
loses Belauger spent Sunday with anu
nds in Barton. NC
'ilbur Smith spent Sunday with
ads and relatives in Ayers Flat, P. Q. The
rank Champany was in Sherbrooke
r Sunday. Hol
dolphus Valley is visiting relatives
lawrence, Mass. Alle
RS. Hector Goslant is visiting friends Post
relatives in Boston. A,
ISIS Annie K,mball Mead, daughter OF tary
. John B. Mead, who was for num- the
OF years principal 1.-THE Union schools The
), is married this afternoon at cons
ock, at the home of her aunt. Mrs.
ert Kimball, on Clinton Avenue. The
oklyn, to Thomas Hammond, a tai. G,
d young lawyer of Northampton, artir.
IS. Miss Mead graduated from or;o;
tn College in 1904, and is a beautiful viii
accomplished young lady, whose com,
lives and friends in St. Johnsbury ex. ot y,
their best wishes and heartily con. TAIN
ulate her husband. dar
=. T.. R. Stiles met with the State Lap,
I'd OF Health at Burlington, Thurs ackn
TO discuss matters pertaining to the dale
food laws. the |
M. Miller was quite badly injured ne
Irday evening by being thrown n n,gn
,ntly to the ground BY a rope P' s:t
4. ~ ain oh reali play
=. uo,,. Miss
IS. Wallace E. French and son Lindol lauoI
~ rL LtluaS rom VISIT with rela- her p
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