St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-03-20

Thursday for Philadelphia, where Rev
Mr.. Mead is located. Mrs. Lockwood
will enter an Episcopal hospital there.
George F. Cushman of Bath, n. H.,
spent Sunday here. He spent last week
in Boston.
Warren Estabrooks is in Boston visit
ing his sister, Miss Julia Estabrooks.
Miss Effie A. Mountain, who has re-
signed her position in the ninth grade,
has accepted position as supervisory
teacher in one of the South Manchester
schools.
lanes Richie was in New York and
Boston last week on business.
Harold Patch of Morrisville is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Jesse Briggs.
Miss A. A. Lynn visited her brother,
W. S Lynn in Sherbrooke, last week
Mrs J. S. Underwood visited friends in
Hyde Park last week.
c. c. Follensby was in Boston and
New York the first of the week on
business.
P F. Hazen was business visitor in
New York last week.
H. n Turner and ]. c. Clark are tax
ing a western trip in the interests of the
scale company.
Mrs Warren Craft and Mrs. Asa
Town of Bradford have been the guests
of Mrs. Belle McFarlan.
Mrs. Harry B. Gordon is in New York
buying her spring millinery and will be
home soon with her usual line.
Ernest McFarlan has employment at
the depot during the day.
Editor l.. H. Lewis of the News and
Citizen came over from Hyde Park Fri
day and gave his St. Johnsbury friends
pleasant call.
William L. Pope returned Monday
from weeks visit in Boston.
William B. Atwood went to Hardwick
Thursday night to sing at dedication
service of the new organ in the Congre-
gatonal church.
NJ H. Moody, the postmaster at
Waterbury, was visitor to St. Johns
bury, Monday
Miss Rose letters spent few days at
her home in Wheelock last week.
Rev FIR. ]. A. Boissonnault is in
Canada, called there by the illness ola
relative.
Mrs. Harriet G. Moore has returned
from two weeks stay in Boston.
Miss Mamie Harvey, who has been
with Mrs. F. Fl. Patrick for the past few
seasons, has taken position in Barre.
Rev Charles NJ Carpenter, formerly
of this town, and lately pastor of the
Congregational church at Oxford, Mass,
has accepted call to the Congregations
al church at Sandwich, Mass.
Miss Bertha Donahue is supplying dur
ing the illness of Miss Mae E. King in
the new grade formed from the fifth and
sixth at the Summer street school.
Mrs A. W. Blunt is supplying in the
ninth grade during the remainder of the
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Tinker and
daughter have returned from Cory,
Pa, Mr.. Tinker having resigned his
position there. They are at present stop
ping with DR.. and Mrs. c. F. O. Tinker
E. H. Howe of North Thetford was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Laila A. Mcneil came home from
Brookline, Mass, Monday, to attend
the funeral of Miss Alice NJ. Johnson.
Miss Myrtle Roberts spent last week
at Pike, n H., her friend, Miss Ethel
Lindsay, returning with her,
The wedding of Miss Rosa Placey and
Frank Dubois took place at 100 Rail
road street, Monday afternoon, Rev J.
M. Frost officiating.
Mrs. Eliza J. Ranney of St. Johnsbury
Center is visiting at her sons, Charles
H. Ranney. She still keeps in excellent
health and will celebrate her seth birth
day tomorrow
Mrs. E. NJ. Leland has so far recovered |
from her recent illness as to leave the |
hospital and will for the present have
rooms at Mrs. Julia B. Richardson's.
Charles A. Calderwood is slowly re
covering from his injuries received at the
railroad station last week though the
bruises on the hips give him considerable
pain.