St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-05-02

Mrs. R. E. Lane OF Winchester, Mass.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert P
! Clark
Rev. I. W. Plomoudon OF Burlington
J visited V. Father Boissonnault, last
week.
NJ. NJ. Keough, who has been i'll for The
past two weeks. is able to be out.
Mrs lanes Burns and son Nelson are
spending some time 10 New York City.
Miss Lillian Ryan is spending the week
with Miss Annie Glynn at Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Harrington OF Walden
have been at the St. Johnsbury House
the past week They have spent the
winter at Saratoga Springs.
Miss Mae Cooperof Wolcott was a
guest at J. c. Wings last week.
Col. Porter H. Dale OF Island Pond was
visitor to St. Johnsbury Monday.
Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks and
Miss Fairbanks returned last night from
their Southern trip.
A. G. Mansur, the we'll known Burliug-
ton jeweler, was in town yesterday. Mi.
Mausur was one of the unsuccessful COM
petItors for the silver service tor the bat
tlesbip Vermont.
Miss Caroline D. Ely, Miss Marion
/ Fairbanks, Miss Helen {. Stevens and
Miss Caroline S. Woodruff have de.
Ilghtful European trip in prospect. They
have engaged passage tor Naples on the
White Star liner Canopic which sails
from Boston May 10 aud will travel
through I,ay, Switzerland, Germany,
France and England.
DR.. ]. E. Hartshorn returned Monday
from pleasant trip TO Jamaica.
Miss Dora Tucker, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. T. Ranlet, this
winter, returns to her home in Bethlehem
this week.
DR.. c. F. 0. Tinker is in Bellows Falls
and Burlington this week attending the
meetings OF the Knights OF Pythias.
Mrs. l.. P. Slack is visiting friends in
Boston.
Rev. George McGraw of St. Casimire,
Que, was called here last week by the
serious illness OF his sister, Mrs. Philip
Laferriere. Her sister, Mrs. Garneau of
Franklin Falls was called here for the
same reason.
George Peck has sold his house on
Railroad street to John Provost, who
will soon occupy the same.
Mrs. A. c. Richardson and daughter,
MISS Helen Richardson OF Lebanon, N.
H., are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Impey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Robinson
have been spending some time in Boston.
Rev. A. II. age has been engaged to
deliver the baccaaureate sermon at
Townshend next month.
Frank E. Spaulding has received word
that the Shrine meeting will be held at
Chicago June - and Ia. He aud his
wife expect to 20 to Chicago and posi-
bly, extend their trip to the Pacific coast
as at first was planned.
Mrs ] K. Herbert of Coventry came
here last week to spend some time.
Mrs. Henry Macy is spending a few
weeks in Rochester, N. H.
Mrs. N, {. Mellen OF New York City
is visiting her grandmother Mrs. A. W.
Baxter, who is not in quite her usual
health.
Rev. DR.. c. H. Merrill went to Wells
River last night to attend the meeting OF
the Orange and White Mountain Min.
isterial association. Rev. DIR. Alexander
Mckenzie of Cambridge, Mass, was one
OF the speakers.
Fred N. Keller has finished his hotel
life at Whitefield and will remain in St.
Johnsbury for the present.
CA. Calderwood and Fred G. Bundv
went to Burlington yesterday where they
were summoned as witnesses in the ia
nous "spotter" suit OF P. W. Clement
Robert Varnum of WoodsvilIe was
cordially greeted by his old friends here
Yesterday. He has spent the winter at
his old home in Woodstock, New Bruins.
wick.
Dominic Costa, the fruit dealer who
recently bought the Gaffuey property off
River street, will convert the land into
large market garden and raise vegetables
tor his trade. He also built poultry
house.