St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-07
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Robert Pettigrew is visiting be
daughter in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, B. Noyes leave toda,
for Anna polis to attend the commence
ment exercises of the u S N4va
Academy, where their son Leigh gradu
ates after over three years OF study. Mr.
Noyes comes home with his parents for {
brief THROUGH, after which be will be de
tailed to two years OF service on the higt
seas.
Byron A. Wright OF Danvile, who has
been employed in the CALIFORNIAN office
left Sunday for Savannah Ga. He goes
into a lumb,r camp just north OF
Savannah for the remainder OF the
winter.
Hon Horace W. Bailey, now United
States Marshal and located at Rutland
was cordially greeted by his old friends
Monday.
Editor D. H. Lamberton OF the Morris.
vile Messenger made the CALIFORNIAN
Office pleasant call Saturday afternoon.
Arthur F. Stone gave his recent
Woman's Club address "The Year in
Retrospect" at Johnson Monday night
Rev. DR.. S. 6. Barnes went to Spring
field, Mass, Monday, to attend the 40th
anniversary OF the Theological Club OF
which be was a member.
Deputy Sheriff Worthen will take Milo
W. Ainsworth to the Waterbury asylum
Thursday.
"Dick" Moore has gone to Brooklyn
and New York to visit friends for few
weeks.
Joseph 0. Drouin is seriously i'll at the
St. Johnsbury Hospital.
George Tice and Mrs. Eiza Noyes
Farnham were married Saturday by
Rev. A. Francis Walch, the ceremony
being performed at the latter's house.
Elisha May has been in Montpelier and |
Boston the past week on legal business
DR.. Frank West Goodall OF bennington,
called on his sister, Miss Inez Goodall,
Monday OF last week. The doctor is
hale and hearty and carries his years
well.
VALERIE Laliberte OF PiessisvIle, P. 0.
has returned to his home after a four
weeks stay with his children, six OF
whom reside in ST. Johnsbury. Notwith-
standing his 50 years MIR. Laliberte is
still hale and hearty, and did not seem
to be affected by the fatigues OF his trip
He was accompanied by his brother,
Edras, aud sister, Mrs. Jutras, also OF
PlessisviIe, p. Q.
Allen McCurdy, of Hlu0ver, spent
Monday with his aunt, Mrs Elizabeth |.
M. Chapman.
Mrs Linda Temple and Mrs Josephine
Wood OF CRANKY, Que, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Tinkbam of Newport were
called here last week by the death OF
Arthur E. Temple
William Couture has entered the EN-.
ploy of The CALEDoNIAN Company.
Mrs. II. K Ide OF Wcyand, Mass, is
visiting her St. Johusbury friends, ana is
the guest OF Mrs. F. W Taylor.
Rev. A. F. Walch was in M0rrisvill,, |
Thursday, to ofhciate at the wedding Of
Rev. Otto S. Raspe, pastor OF the First
Universalist church, and Miss Mollie
Andrews, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. |. 0,
Andrews.
The 70,h birthday Mrs. Sarah w.
French was observed Friday by a very
pleasant tea party served to a few OF her
friends by Mrs. F 0 French.
Manager H n. Turner of the Scale
Company lett Monday on a western trip
Mss lila Hartwell and Miss Florence .
Leavltt OF Compton, P O., who have
been visiting at A. L. Baley's, expect to
return home today.
Mrs H. A. Belkuap expects to 90 to
New York tomorrow, where she will
spend several weeks, and viii be employ
ed in millinery work while there.
Mrs George H. Frost and daughter
Agnes OF Boston are spen ling the week
at her fathers, George W, Spencer.
Mrs. Eugene Hilton and Mrs !. E. |
Foster OF Newport are spending some
time here.