St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-10-30

Rickaby, have returned to their homes
in Hartford. Conn. Miss Helen Rickaby
expects to remain here until the first OF
, the year, having secured leave OF
absence.
, Mrs. DR.. Stevens and Mrs. Williams of
Bradford visited friends in town last
week.
George M. Drew and family left last
week for Colorado, where they will
make their home.
Frank G. Landry spent few days last
week in St. Johns, P. Q.
/ A party of 16 took supper at the Elm
House Wednesday and enjoyed a walk
home
P. F. Hazen, E. K. Jenkins and F. w.
Taylor were in Montreal the first of the
week on business.
The marriage OF Frank McGovern to
Miss Rose letters takes place at St. Alloy
sius church this morning at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McLoud of Hard
wick were in town last week.
The friends of Mrs. w. B. Anderson,
now of Manchester, N. H., will be sorry
to learn that she recently met with
serious accident, which resulted in the
breaking of her right hip.
Mrs. A. L. Smith of Essex junction, |
who has been spending several weeks
with friends here, went to Hardwick,
Saturday, and was called to Richmond, |
Monday, by the death of a friend
Mrs. Solomon Chamberlain of Ryegate
visited Mrs. ]. W. Warden last week.
The friends of Mrs. Hortense Hubbard
Howard and Miss Adelina Hubbard will
be interested to know that they have
opened their studio at 228West 10th
street, New York. Mrs. Howard is re-
membered as talented pianist and her
sister is a fine vocalist.
George l.. Hunt returned to his home
in Island Pond yesterday after shortd
visit. His sister, Mrs. Ralph c. Sullo-
way, and her little daughter, accompani-
ed him to Island Pond on visit.
Miss Annie Byrne, who has been in the
nurses training class at Brightlook
Hospital, the past two years, graduated
asst week, and is now spending some
time at her former home at Durham, P.
She will return here to make her
lome and enter her chosen profession. &
Mrs. G. Fl. Noyes, who went to Will
JAMESTOWN last week to attend the we'd
ling of her cousin, Miss Eta Maria
mckee, to Frank H. Martin, of that
,lace. returned home Monday.
Mrs. Francis Graves of Beverly, Mass,
S visiting friends in town.
Miss Edith Haskell of Hyde Park, +
Mass, is the guest of Miss Rose Alden ;
Ind Rev. and Mrs Edward T. Fairbanks !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Cramer of Ways .
Mills, P. @, and Mrs. Ned Cramer and .
on OF Newport are visiting Mr.. and
drs. l.. J. Cramer.
Miss Margaret Galbraith of New York &
S the guest of Miss Edith Galbraith. o
Miss Katharine M. Bingham, who has V
,een in Boston visiting some of the prin. I
ipal studios and art galleries, viii re-
urn home next week, and her studio .
will be re-opened on Monday, November !,
1. =
Mrs. W. P. Smith was in Montpelier t
asst week to attend a meeting of the n
oard of library commissioners. a
Dr.. B. B. Doyle, who has been very i'll I
nth typhoid fever, is gaining rapidly. =
c. E. Moore is spending the week in s
oston. y
Mrs. Anna Wolcott of Elmore visited cl
er sister, Mrs. H. F. Estabrooks, the 3
rst of the week.
Mrs. Kate Gilman Brock returns from D
oston today, where she has been en- II
lying a vacation, and increasing her D
lusical repertoire. n
Mrs. Lucian Richardson has returned e
} spend the winter with her daughter,
Irs. H. F. Estabrooks. n
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