St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-15
PERSONALS.

severe lin IS,
Mrs. A. L. Smith, who has been visit
ing friends here for several weeks, lett
Thursday for her home in Burlington.
Miss Louise L. Bartlett OF Hartford,
Conn, is the guest OF Mrs. Frank d.
Brooks.
MIR. and Mrs. Austin l. Morrill, have
been visiting relatives in Danville, T. y
The Hardwick Gazette says: 1t is
expected that William H. Ward OF St
Iohnsburv will be honored with the office
ofG. A. K. department commander at
the annual encampment, Feb. 2225
Mr.. Ward is a former resident OF Hard
wick, and his many friends hope to see
him fill that Office"
Prof. H. ! Crumplin will give an organ
recital at Mor,isville. Tuesday evening,
under the auspices OF the ladies OF the
Congregational church. He will be as
sisted by Lyman d. Gale, soprano sololst'
who will accompany him from here, and
local talent.
Mrs. Sllas Mastin, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to Brattleboro,
Monday.
Among Landlord Keeler's guests at the
St. Johnsbury House Monday noon were
Col. Harry E. Parker, editor OF the Brad
ford Opinion. State Auditor Graham. of
Craftsbury, Lawyer F. E. Miles, OF New
port, and Lawyer W. H. Taylor OF Hard
wick.
Miss Elva Shepard of Newport has
been spending some time with Mrs. Allen
Powers, returning to her home Friday
Miss Maude H. Sprague is spending
few weeks with relatives in Boston.
Ralph B. Hooker, Earl D. Evans of this
town and Herbert D. Human, Dart
mouth OF St. ]. A. '03. were in Boston,
Monday, to attend the funeral OF their
classmate, David P. Forbes, St. ]. A. 'O3,
Dartmouth OF.
Miss Goldie Williams Of Danville visit
ed friends in town part of last week.
Miss Julia Estabrooks still remains
seriously i'll with tonsilltis.
Tohn Blackshaw went to New York,
Saturday, to meet his brother, who is
coming here from England.
Mrs. G. T. Galbraith OF Salt Point, N.
Y, is visiting MIR. and Mrs D. c. Stiles.
A. L. Bragg was in Montpelier last
week to assist in appraising the Sabin
block property recently damaged by fire.
Philip Thompson is home from Dart
mouth College and confined to the house
by illness.
Luther S. Jewett is confined to the
house with rheumatic fever.
Frank E. Harris was in Boston the
first of the week on business.
Miss Catherine Mulrooney is visiting
friends aud relatives in Barre.
Fred Flint is confined to the house by
illness.
Wayne Stoddard spent Sunday with
friends in Barton Landing. q
F.G. Bundy is in Boston on business
c. "A. Currier spent the first OF the weel
in Berlin, N. H., on business. While alb
sent Eugene Johnson assisted in tn
drug store.
E. w. Beckwtth of the New Epglan
Telephone Co., has been transferred t
Burlington.
Alvin 6. Flint is again in the store, a
ter a short illness which confined him
the house several days.
]. M. Gilmore, formerly Of this tow
now of Rock Island, underwent a
operation at the Sacred Heart Hospita
Sherbrooke. Wednesday, serious compl
cations having developed as the result
injuries received by fall few weel
ago. The operation revealed the ia
that the cheek bone had been fracture
and one of the minor arteries severe
he is doing well.
Fred Keller, c. D. Waters, c. A. ST
ley and Fl. A. Bartlett attended shri
meeting in Concord, N. H., last evenin
c. w. Steele was in Boston, Frids
and attended a banquet given to t
New England managers OF the Sw
housts.
CA. Calderwood was in Bellows Fs
last evening on Masonic business.
John c. Bridgman of Wilkesbar
Pa, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. Comstock.
Harland B. Howe is in North Str
ford. N. II on legal business.
Edward Smythe is home from Br'
ster Academy, Wolteboro, N. H., for
short time.
Miss Adila Manard Of Sherbrooke
Q, is visiting friends and relatives
town.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M Lang attend
funeral of a relative in Concord tod
Irving Brown of Lyndon Instit
spent Sunday with E. P. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Adam;
Claremont, N. H., were visitors in tt
the first OF the week.
Miss Marie Corriveau OF Manches
N. H., is visiting her parents in town
]. H. Humphrey OF Burlington is sp