St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-04
PERSONALS.


is pleasing to his many friends.
Il. n. Turner spent New Years da
with his brother in Bethlehem.
Gov. Bell and some OF his staff go t
Concord tomorrow to participate in th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF New Hampshire
governor. Charles T. Walter, secretar.
ofcivil and military affairs, accompenie
the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mackinnon CAV
New Years party Saturday night a
Fayrevue. AS the new year came in th
lights were put out and R. Frank Harris
played 1.-The Brook" The effect was very
pleasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur R. Brooks Of
Wilder, Carl c. Fletcher OF Swanton and
George B. Knapp Of Boston were called
here by the illness and death OF E. F.
Brown.
F. W. Hastings attended meeting of
the Vermont branch agents OF the New
York Life Insurance Co. at Burlington,
last week banquet was held in honor
of W. O. Baldwin, the agency director,
who has been promoted to the western
Massachusetts, branch.
Miss Edna Stuart returned to her
school work at Norwich, Conn, Satur-
day, after spending week at her home
here.
Mrs. Mary G. McAllister, matron at
Sunset Home, will return the last OF the
week from vacation spent al Cabot.
During her absence Mrs. Emma Houston
has been in charge Of the Home.
Mrs Z. L. Hunt and daughter spent
few days last week at North Troy
where Mr. Hunt joined them on New
Years day.
Warren Estabrook Jr., spent Sunday at
East Barnet.
George F. Cushman spent Sunday
with relatives at Littleton.
The marriage of E. M. Taft and Miss
Helen Dudley occurs at the brides home
in Cambridge, Mass, today, DR.. and
Mrs. Edward H. Ross and Miss Helen c.
Stevens attend the ceremony.
Miss Jane Karr has gone to Bethlehem,
N. H., to visit a relative where she will
remain for some weeks.
Edward Burke of Stafford, Conn has
been visiting his brother, W. A, Burke.
Miss Ethel Y. Comstock, who returned
last week from Wilkesbarre, Penn, is re-
ceiVng congratulations over the an
nouncement OF her engagement to John
c. Bridgman OF that city. Mr.. Bridg.
man is no stranger to many st. Johns
bury people because OF his occasional
visits to his mothers old home in Nc.
Indoes and he spent New Years day at
Miss Comstock s home.
Miss Mary M. Boles has returned from
visit with her daughter in Stanstead.
Mrs. Mary and Margaret Leitcn, now
OF Ridgewood, N. J., sail on Jan. % for
Porto Rico to spend q month making a
study OF the conditions in our new poss-
ession. They will write several letters
during their absence to the CALEDoNIAN
which are sure to be read with interest.
The Misses Leitch are natives OF Ryegate
and were educated at st. Johnsbury
Academy.
Mrs. J. c. Stevens and son Graydon,
who have been spending about two
weeks at her home at St. Johnsbury
Center, will return the last of the week.
Miss Katherine NJ Bingham is spending
week in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Eveline Abel OF Peabody, Mass,
was guest of Mrs. Elisha May last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M, Laird, Mrs. E. NJ.
Harris, and Mrs, F. H. Taylor attended
the funeral of Mrs. Hiram Moody at
Peacham, Sunday.
Il. Frank Harris has resigned as
chorister and organist at the South
church and will take wellearned vaca-
ton. Supt. c. II. Dempsey will direct the
quartette choir.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Hall is critically i'll and
was reported last night as steadily
failing.
Miss Mamie Roach is at home from
Burlington to spend two weeks with hel
mother, Mrs. p. A. Roach.
Miss Jessie Johnson OF Alburg is visit
ing at nr. K. NJ. McSweeney's.
Carl o. Swanson and Robert Brun O
Waterville, p. Q, spent New Years a
John Swanson's.
Herbert T. Fisher of Hinsdale, n. H.
spent Saturday and Sunday here ant
was warmly greeted by his many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moreau of Phila
delphia are visiting his sister, Mrs. Mar
Woods.
Mrs. Glenn Perry and children OF Barr
are visiting her parents, MIR. and Mr.
James Hicks.
Myron Willard of West Charlesto
was in town last week to attend the fur
eral Of his aunt Mrs. F, 0. Clark.
Mrs. w. A. Hutchinson of Laconia, \
H., the guest OF friends here.
Earnest l.. Clark returned to his HON
in New York, Monday.
Arthur Ellie wac caIlad 20 Mo.t,,o1