St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-07-17
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hos been IN town lew udys'
Mics Josephine Watson is spending
. m,' at Lake Willoughby with Frank
Silsbys family
MIS- Ella C. Finney is spending ten
aoTs with Mrs. Stella Bailey at East
Hardwick. -, g.,
Studying music in New York city, since
ios+ october, has returned home where
i shs will spend the summer. Her many
f f;e congratulate her on her very
successful year of study.
Eugene NJ. Campbell is enjoying few
DAYS outing at his camp, Lyndon Cot
taGe," at Willoughby.
Miss Adele Watson is visiting at Hard
wick NV,
Geneva and Pearl, have gone to Barton
TO spend a few weeks.
Iohn Ahern is having his vacation from
the telegraph office and is visiting at
Roston and Portsmouth.
Harry Johnson and Harold Sherrer
have returned from Bradford, where
thew have been working the past two
weeks
Miss Elsinore Brock of St. Johnsbury
has been visiting her friend, Miss Nora
Thompson.
Mrs. Robert Burns was in Newport
last week
Mrs. Fred Steinhour and daughter
Marion. are back from her home at
Passumpsic where she has been visiting
the past six weeks.
Quite large party of our townspeople
enioyed an outing at Newport, last
Wednesday, taking a trip down Lake
Memphremagog.
Miss Adde Hubbard has returned
from her recent visit to Barton and is
visiting old friends here.
Dr. F. E. Dwinell and family are spend
ing two weeks at Willoughby Lake
where the Doctor has rented cottage.
Mrs. Rufus Aldrich and grandson,
Flovk Brainard, are spending ten days
at West Burke visiting old friends.
Miss Bessie E. Lewis of Randolph is
visiting her classmate of U. Y. NJ, Miss
Carrie Campbell.
Miss Glen Silsby of Litteton is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parker.
William Lambert of Boston is spend
ing two weeks at the Union House, visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Murch.
Miss Susie Hale of Coaticooke, P. G.,
is spending several weeks with Mrs. f.
{. Frost.
Miss Rita Drown of Barton Landing
has been visiting Miss Blanche Conner.
Miss Alice Tenney of Barton is in
town spending a few days with her
brother, Lyman Tenney.
Miss Jeanette Bundy has returned to
Springfield, Mass, after short visit at
her home here. She has fine position
in the office of F. A. Sherwin and will
make her home with Mr.. Sherwins
family.
lanes Dexter spent Sunday at his old
home at Springfield.
Mrs. Arthur Robinson and baby daugh-
ter from Charlestown are visiting at
Matthew Robinson's.
Miss Josephine Campbell of White
River Junction is spending a fortnight
with her brother, Robert Campbell.
Mrs. David Addison has been visiting
friends at Newport.
Charles Stevens spent Sunday with
Rev. E. G. French at Greensboro where
they are camping at Caspian Lake.
Harold Mather from Boston was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parker gave a
private dance and reception at Darling S
Hall Friday evening, in honor OF their
guest, Miss Silsby. A delightful time
was enjoyed by all who attended,
Mrs. Clara Fucker, daughter Lillian,
and Mrs. S. Stern are spending a few
days at Groveton, n H.
Mention should be made of the artistic
window in Byron G. Morrison's store.
Mr. Morrison is determined not TO be
behind his fellowmen in the automobile
race. and although his new car is not OF
gasolene power it surely will be a winner.
miniature automobile, built entirely
offancy cookie and wafer boxes, Hills the
window and demands admiration from
all.
William Bailey of Tufts College, who
has been in town few days, has return
ed to Boston.
Miss Belle Human has been in Spring
field attending the funeral OF her cousin
Mrs. Harry Wyman.
Mrs. Grover Blaisdell has been visiting
friends at Claremont, n. H.
Mrs. George Sheerer has been visiting
friends at Richford the past week.
Miss Clara Banahan of St. Johnsbury
has been visiting friends in town.
Miss Maude Cleary of St. Johnsbury
spent Sunday at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Reed of North Hat
ley, P. @, visited at G. A. Beans thu
past week.
Mrs. John Ellis of St. Johnsbury ha'
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Webber.
Mrs Laura Densmore is visiting a
Charleston.
Mrs Thomas Wark and two children
have been visiting at Sherbrooke.
Francis Couture of Windsor Mills, 7
y, met with distressing accident earl.
Sunday morning falling under the car
and having his left foot cut off above tn
ankle and losing the toes on his othe
foot. He had intended to get OFT here
but was asleep when the train stopped
AS soon as he discovered his mistake h
jumped from the moving train and tel
under the wheels. No one noticed tn
accident and he dragged himself to tn
nearest house some 80 rods from tn
Df lNxyt he a