St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-31
PERSONALS.

Miss Jennie c. Watts is making it her
home this winter. with her aunt, Miss
Jane E..Chamberiain, formerly OF Peach
am, at 6 Exeter Park, opposite Linneau
St, North Cambridge. Mass.
Miss Maud E. FolIensby left Monday
for a months visit with friends in Sber.
brooke.
Mrs. NJ. F. Young Of Littleton is
spending some time with her uncle, J. ".
Balch.
Invitations have been received here to
the wedding OF Miss Mary Bartlett,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Bel
den, and Richard Greene Fisher, which
takes place at Minneapolis, the brides
home tonight. Mr.. and Mrs. Belden
and their daughter were former residents
here.
B.H. Alden and Harry H. Carr return
ed last week from a trip to Ogdensburg
and Ottawa il the interests OF the Amer.
can Harvester Company Of America.
The many friends OF Miss Mary
Shorten. former nurse at Brightlook
Hospital, will be pleased to learn that
she is pleasantly located at Chrlstobal,
in the Canal zone at Panama and en-.
gagged in one ofthe government hospitals.
Austin Morrill, returned Saturday from
a few days visit at his old home in Dan
vile, P. Q.
Miss Martha Hall, of Springfield, has
been visiting Miss Matte J. Hall the
past week.
After an illness OF two months ". Il. |
Clarke OF 40 Central street hopes to be
out and about the village again in a few
days.
Mrs. Annette Magoon, who was
recently called here from Hardwick By
the death OF ". P. Chafee, has been
spending few weeks with relatives and
recuperating. She expects to return to
Hard wick, Saturday.
Among the candidates who took the
examination at Rutland, Friday, to
determine who would receive Senator
Proctor's appointment as cadet to the
U. S. Military Academy at West Point,
was Harry A. Pint of this place. Sena-
tor Proctor will appoint a cadet with
two alternates.
Miss Margaret Robbie has been spend
ing few days as the guest Of Mrs A.
L. Smith at Essex Junction. returning
Monday.
Miss Bertha ]. Stevens has been spend.
ing the past two weeks in Boston and
vicinity.
The Ba rton Monitor has the following
pleasant word about our former towns.
man, F. ID. Thompson, Inside work on
the new Bank block is completed and the
tenants are fast settling in their new
quarters. F. d. Thompson is nicely 10.
Gated in a suite OF three front corner
rooms on the second floor. His Office
equipment aud library is very complete
and it is doubted IL lawyer in this
section Of this state has as complete a
library as has Mr.. Thompson there are
about 800 volumes, which include the
books of Mr.. Thompsou's father. the late
Judge Thompson. those of Judge Miles
and those of his own purchasing"
Colby Stoddard. formerly OF this place
is now located in Barton. He has COM
bined real estate business with bis law
duties and is doing quite business.
John Mcl7arlane OF Peacham is spend
ing the week at Mrs. Mary Impeys.
Alexander Dunnet has gone to Wash
ington on brief visit.
L. P. Slack went to Montpelier yester.
day to attend supreme court which is in
session there.
Mrs. Mary Woods and her daughter
Miss Josephine NJ. Woods. are visiting
Mrs. Woods son. DR.. Carl Woods, in
Washington. Miss Woods will visit
relatives in Philadelphia on her return
Their home in st. Johnsbury is occupied
for the present by Elisha Mays family.
Elisha May returned Wednesday NIGH
from his trip to Camden, S. c. Mr.
May was charmed with the hospitality
OF the southern people and had very