St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-28

ing few days with her sons family al
I Joe's Pond
5 Philip 4. Fletcher and Dr.. James L
Miner enjoyed short trip 10 Shelburne
5 BY automobile last week.
E F. B. Jacques spent Sunday with his
wife at Silver Lake.
: Miss Katherine E. Eaton was called
: to Massawippi P. O., this week on ac-
count of the death Of her grandmother.
Mrs. c. H. Merrill, Miss Winifred
Merrill and Dr. Walter L. Merrill OF
Washington are at Mr. Barbour's cot
tage at Lake Memphremagog this week.
F. H. Birch Of Boston is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs NJ A. Potts this week.
Mr.. Birch has just graduated from the
Harvard law school and is fine singer.
having been singing in the choir Of St.
Paul's church in Boston for the past
three years.
Carl E. Gray of Chicago has been in
town the past week. and also enjoying
a little camp life at Greensboro.
The marriage engagement Of Miss H.
Julia Cross of Montpelier and S Russell
Chesley Of Pittsfeld, Mass, is an
nounced.
". A. Kicker and 10 Hale were re-
lieyed of their surplus cash at the Barton
fair last week. but most of it was re-
covered, as the pickpocket was captured
and arrested, and is now in the county
jail at Newport
Mrs. H. J. Emerson and daughter
Dorothy Of Rochester, y. Y, who have
been spending the summer in Danville, |
are spending a short time with friends
here.
NJ. NJ. Young, who was thrown from
his carriage last week, when his horse
was frightened by an automobile, is
about again. but with his arm in a
sling, and suffering from other bruises.
Miss Ruth Gordon who has been visit
ing Miss Helen Peterson has returned
TO her home N Montpelier.
Miss Helen F. Slade of Thetford is the
guest of Mrs r. W. Simonds
Miss Anna NJ. Clark of Brookheld
called on old Academy friends here
She is now teacher in
Teachers College, New York city.
Carl A. Weston of Burlington spent
Sunday with his family at Mrs Emily
B. Mays
Mrs. 6. NJ Spencer and son Roland
nave returned from Plainfeld where they
spent the summer
Miss Carrie B. Jackson, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. q. A.
started Tuesday for her
home in St. Louis. Miss Marion White
aw OF Ryegate was Mrs. Richardson's
guest over Sunday.
Miss Grace /. Russell of Providence is
with her sister, Miss Fannie E. Russell,
after spending several weeks in Burling- {
ton.
Misses Cornelia T. Fairbanks and
Luella A. Merrill are at Waterbury to-
day to attend the wedding of Miss
Jessie A. Wheeler, St. ]. A. '97 and
Frank !. Green of Hanover, n. H.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Osborne and
daughters of Providence, R. l., are
guests of Mrs. Osborne's niece, Mrs.
Belle Mcfarland.
Harry ". Impey of Boston is visiting
his mother, Mrs Mary Impey, for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand Bedard and
son Ferdinand leave for Montreal today
to assist at the religious profession of
their daughter and sister Georgina. who
will take her final vows in the convent
of the Congregation de Notre Dame,
Montreal, Thursday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bedard and Miss Annette
Michaud go to Montreal for the same
ceremony.
Mrs. Will Plummer and her two sons
Cecil and Russell Of Ryegate, visited her
uncle, John Lang, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hicks and daugh-
ter Miss Lillian, and Mrs. w. E. Ranney
and daughter Marjorie of Concord
visited at A. NJ. Lang's, Thursday.
Miss Ethel Currier is spending the
week at her home in East Hardwick.
w. S. Howard returned home from
Bradford, Friday. He is at his nephew's
Edgar Gorham, in Lyndonville, this
week, attending camp meeting.
Mrs. George S. Howard returned home
last night. She has been keeping house
for her brother at Bradford.
Prof Krumpeln, who will give recital
in the White Mountains on Thursday,
August 29,.expcets to arrive in St. Johns
bury on Wednesday afternoon from Bos- !
ton.
Miss Marjorie Wheeler of White River
Junction, niece Of Mrs. G. F. Cheney was
in an automobile accident at Davenport.
Iowa, Aug. %, and suffered fractured
arm and other injuries
L. P. Slack went to Montpelier yester-
day to attend meeting of the commits