St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-10-09

Mrs. Arthur R. Montgomery ant
daughter Belle of East Hardwick visiteC
relatives and friends here the first of tn
> week.
Mrs James Todd of Melbourne, P. Q.
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
Todd for a few days, returning HON,
Monday.
Rev, Arthur Stone, formerly rector O
the Episcopal church at Lyndonville
called on his st. .Tohnsbury friends Mon
day en- route to Morrisville and Swantor
where he will visit his relatives. Mr.
Stone is chaplain in the United States
navy and has just returned from three
years cruise in the Pacific waters and
the next three years will be spent at some
naval station on land.
Hiland H. Bliss and son of Ottawa,
Kansas, were here yesterday, the father
coming here for the first time since the
! civil war to look the town over Sixty
years ago Mr.. Bliss was resident of st.
Johnsbury and the changes since then
were told to his friends in a most inter-
esting manner. His son is in the United
States navy, being one of the operators
of the wireless telegraph system on the
warships in the Asatic waters.
Mrs. S. A. Bartlett of Sunapee, N. H.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. B.
Aiken. The latter is also entertaining
her sister, Miss Lois Pillsbury of Suna-
pee.
Rev. ]. M. Frost is attending the state
Sunday school convention at Manches-
ter and Rev. A. H. Gage is attending the
state Christian Endeavor convention at
Swanton. Both gentlemen have parts
on the programs of these conventions.
Mrs Rebecca P. Fairbanks left yester-
day for Cleveland to attend the national
missionary gatherings of the Congrega-
tionalist denomination.
Supt c. H. Dempsey is president this
year of the Vermont State Teachers |
Association and responds to Mayor Big
CLOVIS address of welcome at the open
ing session of the association at Burling-
ton Oct, II, The theme of his address
is THE System and the Individual" l.
F. Smith of the Academy also appears
on the program to speak on the subject
Wherein is the teaching of algebra in
high schools weak, and why?"
The st. Johnsbury friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertrand E. Taylor of Newton Cen
re, Mass, will be interested to know
hat invitations have been issued for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ruth,
% Alaric Maxwell Stone on Monday
evening, Oct. 81. They will reside in
Dorchester.
Mrs. L. F. Herbert of Three Rivers,
Canada, has been visiting Sister,
ohm, at the St. Johnsbury Hospital.
Mrs. Nathan Pike of Waterford, Mrs.
". E. Jones, Mrs Louis Mohet and Miss
Helen Rickaby of Hartford, Conn, were
allied here last week by the serious ill
less of their sister, Miss Catherine
2ickaby, who still remains in a critical
condition.
Andrew B. Moore. who is now en-
)loyed in the railroad office at Nashua,
\. H., was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry A. Edgerly of Brookline,
Mass, is visiting at Mrs. David
3oynton's.
Mrs. M. H. Smith and son of Concord
we're in town the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Blodgett are
pending two weeks in Boston.
Col. Charles S. Forbes of St. Adams
vas visitor to St. Johnsbury yester-
lay.
Rev. John Calvin Cutler, who died at
lis home iii Auburndale, Mass, Monday
fternoon was the second principal of St.
ohnsbury Academy, succeeding Prof.
,olby and serving from 1868. He
vas a graduate of Dartmouth in the
lass OF SO and pastor emeritus of the
-uburndale Congregational church.
Charles A. Stanley has gone to the
Exposition, where he repre-
ents the Vermont undertakers. He
topped en- route in New York to visit
is sons.
Mrs. c. B. Weeks visited friends in
Bethel and Montpelier last week.
Mrs. w. H. Story of Hillsboro Bridge,
|. H., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
|. Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley leave
omorrow for the Jamestown Exposi-
ion. Mr.. and Mrs F. O. French accom-
ANY them to New York.
Mrs. Daisy Waite of Boston, who is
listing her mother at Passumpsic, was :
n town the first of the week !