St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-09-25

! Miss Eva L. Wilde has been entertain
ing her mother of Cambridge, Mass.
} Miss Caroline Gilman of Lakeport, \
H., has been the guest of Mrs. H. N
Laird.
B. F. Weeks, who has been in poo
health for some time. is failing, and is i
a critical condition.
Rev. A. F. Walch is spending the wee
in Boston.
Lester Cushman of Medford, Mass.
Willard Brewer ofConcord, DIR. A. Franl
Hill, Miss Lyle Morse and Miss Ruby
Thorn of Littleton were guests at F. D
Hills last week.
Harry Miles of Fitchburg, Mass, i:
visiting his uncle, c. A. Miles.
Miss Isabel NJ. Henderson is spending
two weeks in Ottawa.
Mrs. Frank Hooker and little son OF
Cambridge, Mass, who have been
spending the summer at Mrs. E. E.
Gaskill's returned to their home Monday.
Charles Gibson of Ryegate was in
town Monday on his way to Dartmouth.
Miss Gertie Anderson of Orange,
Mass, is visiting at Charles Cummings.
Capt. L. w. Fisher and Miss Fidelia
H. Fisher have returned from ten DAYS
trip to Boston.
Miss Mabel Spencer and her friend,
Miss Grace Graves, are taking drive to
Laconia this week.
The publishers of Paris Modes, New
York magazine, have accepted an article
written by Miss Helen S. Patterson, on
Craftsman Jewelry Help to Complete
Color Harmony in Dress" This article
which will probably appear in the
Christmas number, is illustrated with
three drawings by the author.
Mrs. W. H. Shaw went to Providence,
l., yesterday, to spend a few weeks
with relatives.
Harold P. Brown is spending a few
weeks in New York with Edgar c. STAN
ey.
Miss Alice Perkins Sanborn of Win
hester, Mass, is the guest of Miss Helen
}. Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Connell of San
)iego, Cal, are spending a short time in
own.
Charles A. Robinson of Boston has
cen spending some time here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Husband drove
o Montpelier, Saturday, and were
uests of L. B. Brooks They expect to
eturn to Washington the first of
october
John F. Page is seriously ill at his
ONE in Summerville.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer E. Smith spent
unday at Barton
Mrs. Ed. Gauvin of Barton Landing is
pending week with friends here.
Bradley Houston of Troy was in town
st week, returning home Saturday,
;companied by Mrs. Houston, who has
zen spending several weeks with their
aughter, Mrs Fred c. Beck.
E. w. Webster of Hardwick was in
own Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Menut and son Edward
turned Tuesday from Littleton where
ley have been spending several weeks.
Allen Mathews of Groveton, N. H. is
sitting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nugent spent
1nday with their niece, Mrs. Grant ,,
rown, coming here Saturday to bury !
leir infant daughter.
W. W. Halves of Chicago, who was !
lied here to attend the funeral of his
zee, Mrs. Isabel Paddock Carter, gave ,
lie CALIFORNIAN Office a pleasant call
he day last week. Mr. Halves is one ,
the veteran graduates of this office, '
ivlng worked in the CALIFORNIAN
hce with William H. Orne, now of S
allejo, Cal, in 1855.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hatch of Homo ;
lu are expected here this week to visit I
r. and Mrs. Harvlin Paddock. {
Judge Wendell P Stafford returns to
5 judicial duties in Washington the 9
st OF next week. Mrs. Stafford will ).
main here two weeks longer.
R. Switser of Laconia, N. H., T
eeted his st. Johnsbury friends during
Caledonia county fair. Fl
)r. b. E. Doyle, who has been i'll for 0
past few weeks, has had relapse.
d will probably be confined to his bed Q
% or three weeks more. !
Charles A. Searles of Boston visited /,
brother, ] Rolf Searles, last week. F