St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-07

Mrs. ]. NJ. Perham, who has been in
Burlington caring for her mother, re
turned to her home here Saturday.
Clay Allen was in MorrisvilIe last
week visiting friends.
S. E. Fulford has become a member oil
the Office force of the Pike Manufactur.
ing Co., at Pike, N. Il.
Miss Helen Hall was at home from
hyde Park Memorial day.
A. L. Bailey was in Burlington last
week.
Mrs. Cynthia Putney of Hatley, P. O.,
was guest at A. L. Bailey's last week,
on her return from Beachmont, Mass,
where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Daniel Carpenter returned Mon
day from Hardwick, where she attended
the high school graduation last week,
and has since been visiting friends.
Miss May Reeve of Island Pond has
been spending several days with Mrs. c..
D. Waters.
Mrs. W. H. Sargent entertained the
Helping Hands society of St. Andrews
church at her home Saturday afternoon.
A little work was done, but most of the
time was spent in pleasure, and refresh.
ments were served.
The last Congregationalist has an
exceedingly interesting article by Rev.
Edward NJ Chapman describing his visit
to the convent ofMar-Sarba in the wilder.
ness of Judea. This article is accompan-
led by several illustrations of this unique
and ancient monastery.
Miss Helen S. Patterson has been
awarded scholarship for decorative de-
sign at the Eric Pape School, in Boston,
at which she has been for the past year.
A criticism Of this artists work says:
IA big decorative design for stained
glass, by Helen S. Patterson, is glowing
in color. The skilful way in which the
peoples have been conventionalized
is characteristic OF Miss Patterson's
method"
Mrs. L. G. Lockwood visited her
daughter, Mrs. D. Lloyd Jones, at Pike,
N. H., last week.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Pike will extend their sympathy
in the loss of their infant son, Thomas
John, who was born Saturday and died |
Monday. Mr.. Pike, who has been in |
New Haven, Conn.,, came home Monday.
The funeral was held Tuesday forenoon |
at the home of Thomas Rickaby, and the |
burial was at Waterford.
Miss Mabel Bryant OF Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. F. |
Nichols.
G. c. Frye returned yesterday after.
noon from a weeks visit in Boston.
A. L. Esty OF Richford has been visit
ng his cousin, John F. Puffer.
DR.. George F. Foster of Putney and
DR.. F. E. Steele of Montpelier, members
Of the state board Of supervisors of in
sane, were in town Monday on business.
Mrs. Z. c. Blake of Newport is visiting
her daughter, Mrs W. H. jerks.
Rev. Brother Martial of Belgium, the
superior general of the Brothers of the
Catholic order, is visiting here.
Miss Dorcus Sawyer OF Hyde Park has
been visiting her sister, Miss Lucy Saw
yer.
The many friends of Capt. Cook and
Lieut.. Nelson, who for nearly eight
months past have been in charge of the
Salvation Army work in St. Johnsbury,
will be sorry to learn Of their farewell on
Sunday. Owing to i'll health they ARE
going on vacation, to the Captains
Home, st. Johns, N. F. The new officers
will take charge on the 18th.
Charles H. Howe, for some time en-
ployed in A. S. Haskins' jewelry store,
and Miss Maude F., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick A. Hoye, were married at
the rectory of st. Aloysius church, Thurs
day afternoon by Rev. T. ]. Leonard.
Miss Hoye has been employed in the
bookkeeping department of the New