St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-04-04

0. H. Henderson has been 10 Rutland
the past two days.
Among the teachers who went to their
homes for the spring vacation are Miss
Edith Haskell, Hyde Park; Miss Jean W.
Hougb, Lebanon, n. H.; Miss Rose
Alden, Orange, n. j.; Miss Eleanor
Dorau, Lexington, Mass; Brainerd
Dyer, Lewiston, Me-. Miss c. NJ. Scott,
Somersworth, n. b.
Miss Winifred Clark is assisting in
Mrs. E. F. Patricks millinery store.
D. Y. Comstock is spending the week
in Boston.
Misses Della Green and Miss Florence
Mclaughlin OF Laconia were the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith last week.
Herbert Smythe leaves today for a
three days trip to Ashland.
Carl NJ. Howe is moving from B. F.
Weeks house on Pearl street to E. c.
Spaulding's on Railroad street.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Goss were called
to Lyndonyile last week to attend the
funeral OF Mr.. Goss' sister, Mrs. Wallace
Humphrey.
EN-. Stevens OF Boston was the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Bertha M. Stevens, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Burlington
visited Mss Maud Cleary last week.
Mr., and Mrs. A. S. Haskins leave
Friday Tor ten DAYS visit in Boonville,
NY.
Mrs. Edward H. Peterson was called
to Montpelier the first OF the week by
the death OF her aunt, Mrs NJ. L. Morris, |
formerly OF St. Johnsbury Center.
The numerous cases OF measles have
not all been confined to the children, and |
Mrs. Ralph I. Parker and Miss Jessie
Robertson are among those now recov.
ering from them.
Miss Emma Hallett is spending her va
cation with friends at Hardwick.
Miss Lila D. Morse is at home from
the Hartford Theological School for the
Easter vacation.
Rev and Mrs. c. r. B. Dodge are en-
ioying trip to Washington, D. c.
Miss Helen Hall, now of Hyde Park,
recently took the part of Mrs. Wigs in
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
which was presented by the senior class
Of the L. c. A., and as we well know
would be the fact, the News and Citizen
says she was perfection in her part.
Since that time Miss Hall has been the
recipient OF gift of FIVE dollar gold
piece from the senior class as a partial
of her great assistance in the
Miss Julia O'Malley, who recently re.
signed as teacher in our public schools,
has accepted similar position in Corn. I
wall.
H. B. Williams OF Montpelier was the
guest OF B. Frank Harris the past week.
Miss Caryl Eaton entertained few
7ouug lady friends at picnic supper
asst evening in honor OF her friend, Miss ,
Alma Malone, Of Smith College.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles D. Hazen of
Northampton, Mass, are spending the
week with his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
L. D. Hazen.
Mrs Z, E. Sargent and Master Carlyle
are in Hardwick visiting her sister, Mrs.
Il. W. LeValley. Miss Elsie and Paul
Sargent are at Dan Covenys, sugaring,
this week.
Miss Nina Johnson has been added to
the force of stenographers at Fairbanks
office.
Joseph H. Moore is assisting in Brown
Bros grocery store.
A. F, Hill has returned to his home
here, having graduated from the Ontario {
Veterinary College, March 90 in a class
numbering LOG. Aside from his regular {
diploma he received special certificate {
Of honorary fellowship for his literary {
towards forwarding the
advancement of veterinary science.
Rev. Father Boissonnaultis spending a
lew days in Barton
Rev. Father James Riley of Littletou, '
was the guest OF Rev. Father Boisson- I
nault the first OF the week.
Elise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Napo-
con Descoteaux died Saturday after a t
short Illness. Funeral services were held c
~ftf 4 aII