St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-10-23
PERSONALS.

Miss Sarah Massey returned Thursday
i from Knowlton, Que, where she has
been spending the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Alonzo Tibbets, and will
be employed at Brightlook Hospital.
Mrs, c. E. Gray of Chicago is visiting
MIR and Mrs. ]. c. Gray and they all
spent Sunday with her parents at White.
field.
Mrs. H. w. Brooks and son Stanwood
are guests of Mrs. 7. J. Tuck at Sher-
brooke.
Arthur W. Patterson is reading law in
Dunnett & Stacks office.
Miss Charena Herbert, who is a stu
dent in the Plymouth, N. H. Normal
school, spent Sunday with her mother
Gov. Henry c. Ide, who has spent the
past two months at his old home left
Friday for Port Washington, N. Y, the
summer home of Congressman Cochran
Miss Mabel Ward, who is teaching
school in CRANKY spent Saturday and
Sunday at her old home.
Andrew B. Moore, now located at
Nashua, N. H., visited his relatives here
Sunday.
George Ferris is i'll with blood poison.
Frank Clifford who went out with a
hunting party, Saturday, very unfortu-
nately received severe injuries, that will
confine him to the house for some time.
He received broken limb and his head
was quite seriously cut.
Miss Carrie B. Sargent and Mrs. E. S.
Bailey are spending some time in Boston
and vicinity.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. A Thompson are
spending the week in Ashland, N. H.
Miss Margaret Ruiter of West Charles s
ton was in town Saturday.
Miss Fannie E. Russell is spending the
week with her sisters in Providence, r. |.
Mrs. Charles Robinson of Boston is :
visiting her mother, Mrs. John D. Todd. i
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Abbott have been a
spending few days in Newport a
Mrs. T. c. Haynes spent few days in f
Hardwick last week. Fl
Mrs. R. S. Pierce is assisting in E. L. )
Hunt & Co.'S store. G
Mrs. George Bryant of Rutland is visit.
ing her niece, Mrs. Thomas c. Wallace. P
Mrs. J. c. Clark is visiting friends in
Montreal.
Mrs. Charlotte E. Cramton visited :,
friends in Whitefeld, Sunday. r r
Miss Marjorie Batchelder of Newport d
has been visiting friends in town.
A cablegram was received here Thurs F
lay from DR.. c. A. Cramton from F.
queenstown, announcing his safe arri- r
raj and stating that he had pleasant 6,
voyage ''
Miss Carolyn H. Lincoln returned to Sc
Ter home in Springfield, Mass, Saturday, Sc
lfter spending the summer with her
lister, Mrs. Arthur F. Stone. Sc
Rev. Frs. ]. Dozois, c. B. Boissonnault Sc
nd D. Prod homme of the order of Cap -,
G la Madeline, P. g.. have been visiting F,
ev. ]. A. Boissonnault. Ps
George w. Young received the news
lst week of the death in Broken Bow,
ebraska, on October 7, of his cousin G.,
IRIS. Frank H. Young. George w. re re-
Dung visited the Young ranch in Ne a.
raska few years ago and Frank ~
Dung returned to ST. Johnsbury with co. ~,
IN for visit. He is pleasantly re- W.
embered by the acquaintance he made ce
q that visit
The many friends of Mrs. P. D. Blod-
TT, now of Minneapolis, will be sorry &c
, learn that she fell and broke her hip inc
bout week ago. N
Miss Helen Bullock of Lower Water Elk
rd is assisting in Mrs. Effie Patricks Ge
illinery store. ant
Rev. A. F. Walch is in Philadelphia as am
lie of the delegates from this state to ma
e General Convention Of Universalist the
urches, which opens tomorrow. George ma
Felch is also in attendance as one of ne
e lay delegates, and will also visit in ms
w Jersey. up,
AS Mrs. r. P. Kidder was going up e r
airs last Thursday she made misstep vea
ID fell backwards, injuring her spine. a.,
present she is very comfortable. reIi
Misses Alice E. Hall and Mary E. fgl
welt have taken rooms in the Octagon T
Eastern Avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. wei
hn Rickaby will occupy the rooms this &
inter- in the same house that are to be int,
Gated bv Mr. and Mrs e n Waters ao.