St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-04-11
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Crosby were
called to Vergenaes last week by the
serious illness of their son, Fred NJ.
Crosby, with pneumonia. They came
home Wednesday, as be was somewhat
improved
The family of Lynn Stearns of Hyde
Park are soon to move here.
o. H. Henderson was in Rutland last
week to attend a meeting OF the YER
mont Baptist State association.
The Sunday following the recent lecture
here by Rev. Dr.. T. P. Frost OF Evans
ton, H.. he occupied the pulpits in the
Methodist churches at Barre and Mont
pclier. Referring to his visit to Mont.
pelier the Daily Journal says, His stay
here has been. almost a continuous re-
ception, so many OF his old friends have
taken advantage of this opportunity to
greet him. His mother, who will be we'll
remembered by those who knew the
family when it was here, is now some "a
years old but is as clear as ever in mind
and remarkably strong in body. Philip
Frost, the son, is book reviewer and
special writer on Chicago papers. Miss
Vertine, the daughter, is taking post
graduate work in music in Northwestern
University"
Mrs. B. ". Spaulding and Mrs. George
". Spaulding were called to Morrisvie
yesterday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
A. w. Mears.
The many friends of Charlie Mitchell,
for 15 years proprietor of the camp at
Boundary Pond, P. Q, will regret to
learn OF his death Which occurred last
Wednesday morning He was found
dead in chair at the Lake House in
Megantic and it is believed that he died
of heart failure He was about 60 years
old and one Of the best known camp
proprietors in the Province OF Quebec.
Guy W, Hill has been engaged as the
Memorial day orator at West Burke.
Ira B. Hastings has returned from
southern California, where he spent the
winter, much improvedin health.
The Hardwick Gazette pays a deserved
tribute to Miss Sinclair's public service
by saying, 1.-The St. Johnsbury school
teacher who recently resigned. having
taught ninety-iour consecutive terms,
two generations passing the process OF
educational training under her direction,
certainly leaves a laudable record to
retire upon"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Dexter have re-
turned from California where they have
spent the winter Tney were in South |
Pasadena most OF the time and report
the st. Johnsbury colony there as pros
porous and in excellent health. o. w |
Orcutt, who is one oil the leading citizens
OF that place, sent back by Mr.. Dexter a
few lemons little smaller than water.
melons just to remind his many friends
here that he lives in growing country.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Hazen left for
Washington yesterday where Mr.. Hazen
goes as one OF Vermont's representatives
to the national convention to secure uni.
form weights and measures in the United
States.
Mrs. c. II. Marshall has been spend
ing several days with her daughter in
Boston.
c. c. Bingham was in Montpelier,
Wednesday, at meeting OF the State
Board OF Pharmacy for the examination
OF candidates.
Mrs. Albert Rice OF Hardwick is spend
Ing few weeks with friends here. Mr..
Rice has gone to New York, where he
has employment, and she will join him
there later.
Miss Carrie Underwood returned last
week from Hardwick. where she has
been spending two weeks.
Fred B. Thompson has gone to
Canaan, and will spend the summer in
that vicinity.
Mrs. E. H. Robinson of Chicago, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Edward Peterson.
Mrs. c. H. Morse and son, Charlie NJ,
have been spending few days in Albany.
Mrs. Dubois of Athabasca. Que, gave
lecture at the Convent, Monday eve
ming on How to Keep Well"