St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-07
PERSONALS.

week to attend a Masonic gathering.
Dr.C.F.O. Tinker was in Barre. last
week to assist in the Knights of Pythia:
officers school and conference, going
from there to Lyndonvilie to assist il
mastering il a new company to b'
known as Lyndonyille Company, No. H.
CA. CaIderwood.. attended the tunera
OHIO. Pierce at Barton, Wednesday
which was in charge ofMalta Command
cry, No. 10, Knights Tempar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woolson Of
Springfield were in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Taylor were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Marshall NJ,
Stocker at DanviiIe, over Sunday.
Rev. James A. Thompson was in
Plymouth, \. H., yesterday, and spoke
at The Holderness School last evening.
LAWYERS Seafles and Smith are in New.
port, where they have several cases in
the Orleans County court.
RAY ". Sparkling entertained bis Sun
day school class o. boys at bis home last
week Monday evening. The time was
very pleasantly spent with games and
music, and ice cream and cake were
served.
Arthur 6. Sprague is spending part OF
the week in Boston.
Miss Marion Fairbanks is spending the
week with Mrs. +. H. Brooks in Brook.
line, Mass.
Mrs. n. H. Houghton and daughter
Catherine are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Hazeu.
Miss Eta Canning Of Enosburg has
been visiting her sister, Miss Efhe Can
ming. returning Saturday. Miss Canning
has moved from the Goodwin block On
Eastern avenue to IS Central street.
Miss Annie Carr was called to Wells
River the last OF the week to attend the
funeral oil friend.
F. Gibson was unfortunate enough
to crack q rib at Island Pond last week.
The accident laid him up tor few days,
but be started out on his route Monday.
lanes S. Weeks and Miss Rosie B.
Weeks left yesterday afternoon for
Boston.
The many friends OF Fred N. Keeler,
formerly OF the St. Johnsbury House, will
be interested to learn that be is now con-
nected with the Fisk House at White.
field.
Mrs. F. H. Houston OF South Walden
spent last week with friends here.
Mrs. c. II. Wilmerson, Mrs. E. 6
Smith and Miss Rachel Stevens OF East
Hardwick were in town last week.
U.G. Libby and son were called t.
Island Pond to attend the funeral o
Mrs. Libby's mother, which occurred
Monday. Mrs. Libbey has been spend
ing some time there.
Mrs. Emile l.. Eastman entertained
few Of her friends at her new home o
Main street FRIDAY evening, Miss Ma TIL
I. Hall assisting her. After a delightful
social hour sugar on snow was serve
with all the side dishes that are given a
sugar party in the woods
Miss Maud E. Follensby has entere
the sanctum of the CALIFORNIAN Office.
Dihdwo TIVE, the Liberian who wa
educated at our public schools an
Academy, is now at Gushing Academy a
Ashburnham, Mass. He is doing cor
siderable literary work and has aread
had interviews with DR.. Lyman Abbot
the editor Of the Outlook, and Samuel |
Clemens, better known as. MAR
Twain"
A letter from Albert L. Farwel tells {
his interesting trip through norther
India and his visits to Delhi Agra, B
mares and the other famous cities OF thu
region. From there be went to Mand
lay in Burmah by boat.
Miss Lillian Ryan has been spending
few days with her aunt, Mrs. J, NJ. G
more, at Rock Island.
Horace Carpenter is visiting his pa
ents, Mr. and Mrs Charles P. CarpentC
His many friends will be glad to kno
he is much improved in health