St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-21
PERSONALS.

Rev. T. ]. Leonard delivered a stron
sermon on "Grace" at St. Augustine
church at Montpelier Wednesday ever
ing before large audience.
George A. Morris, who has been en-
poyed here for some time, is at his HON
in Marsh6eld, for brief stay to nurse
burned face which he sustained by the ex
plosion of a small quantity of gasoline
Miss Mildred Eaton OF Beloit College
Belois, Wis, came to St. Johnsbury
Saturday where she will make her home
". A. Wright returned from Boston
Saturday where he has been purchasing
supplies for the new firm of Browne &
Wright.
Mrs. Gordon c. Weeks and daughter
Harriet leave Thursday for New York
and Bridgeport, Conn, for a few weeks
visit.
Mrs. Georgiana Garfield and son Guy
have returned to their home in Stannard
for four weeks.
Raymond A. Worthen, son OF Deputy
Sheriff and Mrs. Wilbert H. Wortheu.
entertained a select party Of about rs
young people at Pythian Hall, Friday
evening, with dancing. Those who at
tended were from Dartmouth College,
the Academy and the Union schools,
Madame Brooks orchestra furnished
excellent music and the Misses Cora and
Eva Howe, daintiIy attired in white,
presided at the punch bowl, and the
manner in which they catered to the
guests was well worthy the praise OF
their seniors. Mrs. Wilbert H. Worthen,
Mrs. Elmer Gaskil and Mrs. Augusta
Boyce acted as chaperones.
Col. Frederick W. Plaisted was elected
mayor OF Augusta, Me-, last week on the
democratic ticket by nearly 500 ma,
jority. Students of the Academy in
the sos will pleasantly recall him as a
graduate of the class of 1854.
The good news comes here that E. NJ.
Taft and family, who have been spend
ing the winter in Cambridge, Mass, will
return to St. Johnsbury to live as soon
as the warm weather comes.
Mrs. Carl H. Turner entertained few
friends very pleasantly last week Thurs.
day evening. After delicious refresh.
ments the guests played progressive
finch.
William Holloway was called to
Greensboro, Wednesday, by the serious
illness OF his father. W. E. Holloway.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks is visiting her
daughter, DR.. Charlotte Fairbanks, in
Philadelphia.
About % of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
L. B. Brown gave them a pleasant sur
prise Tuesday evening, March 10. Oys.
tiers. cake and coffee were served. The
party broke up in the small hours OF the
morning after having spent very pleas.
ant evening.
Mrs. Edward D. Eaton and daughter,
Aldyth are spending few weeks in Bos
ton.
{. A. Heyer spent the past week in
Boston. During his absence Mrs. Heyer
visited her sister, Mrs. W. A. Gilman, of
Lebanon.
Miss Josephine M. Woods returned
Monday from a several weeks visit with
relatives in Philadelphia and Washing.
ton.
Mrs. r. K. Baker of Boston is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Clark.
Alvi Calderwood has entered the
store Of Frank E. Harris on Railroad
street.
d. W. Varnum of Jacksonville was
visitor to St. Johnsbury the first of the
week.
E. N. Randall has been in Boston and
New York the past week getting a stock
Of spring goods.
Mrs. Laura Marshall visited relatives
in Barton Landing and Bloomington
last week.
Clyde Nutting was called to Westmore
Friday to attend the funeral of his grand.
father, Luther Nutting.
John f. Puf1er and Miss Laura M.
Chadbourne spent Sunday in Montpelier