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

HENSOINhLCs
Harry c. DeCourcey o. Boston was il
town Thursday, and returned to Ports
mot b, n. H, Friday with the remain
OF his father, William DeCourcey, whicl
were in the tomb here.
The honor roll was announced a.
Columbia University, N. y, last week
and we are glad to report that St
Iohnsburv boy. Roscoe Annis, was sixth
on the roll in the Junior class. MIR. An
mis- has also been elected regent OF the
Kappa Psi Fraternity.
Dr.TR. Stiles was in Burlington last
week in consultation with DR.. h. D. Hol
ton of Brattleboro, and arranged a par
tial program for the annual health
officers school to be held in Burlington
July 9 to II inclusive.
Miss NJ ,bel 0 Cattauach was Plain
field, Wednesday, to attend the wedding
of her brother. John C.Sattanacb, now
of Montpelier, and Miss Julia A Perrin
of PIainfeli. Mr.. Cattauach is en-
ployed as official stenographer for the
revision committee codliying the Yer
mont statutes.
o, H. Henderson was in West Burke,
Thursday evening IN the interests OF the
celebration of the 81 h anniversary OF
Odd F eloU ship, where he made an inter
csting address. He was accompanied by
F. o. French, who added some OF his
speci al features of entertainment to the
evenings program.
Miss NJ Try Nelson, who has been
spending tie past two months in New
port, wi, eturn home Saturday.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. W. Genge were in
Morrisvi, last week, guests at DR.. 6.
l.. B 4tes
Mrs. Vim Stanley and her daughter,
Mrs. Lee have returned from Eaton
Corner and Sherbrooke, P. @, where
/ hey went short time ago for medical
treatment for Mrs. Lees six mouths old
son. Mrs. Lee buried her husband at
Eaton cemetery last January, and while
there this time the little boy died and
was buried there.
Rev. ". Evans is at Scotstown, P.
O., where be began last night series OF
revival services at the Advent Christian
church.
John n. Gale was a recent visitor at
his sisters, Mrs. Eliza Strickland, at
Hardwick.
Mrs. A. 0. Blake CT Pasadena, has been
a guest Of Mrs. W. A. Burke tor the past
tew days. She goes to Methuen, Mass,
tomorrow.
Mrs. ". A Burke leaves tomorrow for
a few weeks visit in Massachusetts and
Connecticut.
Mrs. Mary A. Wilder is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Carroll P, Barney, at
Woodsville.
Mrs. E. E. Evans is visiting friends in
Boston.
Mrs. Goudreau OF Biddeiord, Me-, has
been visiting relatives here the past week.
Mrs A w Babcock is spending few
days in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Bushway Of North
Pomfret, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. V Perry, last week.
Mrs. Stella Folsom is in Boston this
week, looking up midsummer millinery.
Miss Henrietta Marie is now situated
d i SAdlNluOuN al pOSIOh'
Carleton Z. Rollins is confined to the
louise with the measles. Mrs. Grace
Frances is assisting in the L. P. Leach &
Co.'S store during his illness.
Herbert J. Warden of Cambridge,
Mass, made his mother, Mrs. J. W.
Warden, short visit the first OF the
week.
Miss Marian Sullivan OF Hardwick is
. assisting in L. =. Leach & Co.'S store.
Word has been received here by her niece,
Miss Martba J. Hall, of the death at
Eagewood, Cal, April %. of Mrs. Lucy
Stanton, widow of John G. Hall of Bar
ION. She was native OF Danvile and
went to California last fall where several
@ her children live. About two weeks
20 she broke her hip and died from the
fects OF this injury. She was 81 years
I'D and highly respected in the communi-
" where she lived.
The many friends Of Robert A. Hardy
will be Interested to know that he was
in the winning team in the dual debate
between the Amherst high school and the
Phi Alpha OF Holyoke at Holyoke Fri.
d4v night. He has also been chosen one
Of the speakers FIR the high school gradu.
alton being chosen both by scholarship
.h,I;tr, I'D cnaokar