St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-01-30
PERSONALS.

Mrs. 4. F. Howard has been visiting
friends in West Lebanon for few days
George D. Castor Of Yale Seminary
who Is pleasantly remembered as for
me- Academy teacher, has been chosen
director of religious education for the
New Haven churches IN connection with
his work at the Center Congregational
church.
Rev. Carl ". Gates, ST. Johnsbury
boy now pastor Of the Congregational
church at Saco. Me. has been giving to
his people a series Of illustrated lectures
upon his summers trip TO the British
Isles. The interest in church work is
constantly increasing, a mems club,
girls mission study class and young
peoples chorus having been recently
started.
Ernest L Morrill, was called TO Dan
vile. P @, Friday, by the death Of bis
mother Mrs. Lewis Morrill,.
Rev. \. Archambault of Wells River
was the guest ofRev. FIR Boiss0nnault
the first Of the week.
Mrs Henry G. Ely is spending the
week in Hartford, Conn. and Hanover.
While at Hartford she attended meet .
ing of the Womans Club of that city,
which was addressed by her sister, Miss
Eta NJ. Newell.
Relatives called here by the death Of .
Frederick J. Salman were Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles G. Salman and daughter Of St. /
Johnsbury Center, Gustus and August
SaIman of Springfield, Mass, and S. H.
Bennett Of Maple Grove, P. Q.
Miss Maud H Barbiery has resigned
her position at the St. Johnsbury green
houses, and viii succeed Miss Lila N.
Caller as bookkeeper at Brown Bros. /
grocery store the first of February, Miss
Caller having also resigned.
Robert Mackinnon was in Boston the
last of the week attending the annual
banquet of the New England Grain
Dealers Association.
Grand Master Charles A. Calderwood
went to South Hero and Bristol last week
to attend Masonic district meetings.
Miss NJ. A Loyeland Of Norwich at,
tended the meeting of the Botanical and
Bird clubs held here last week.
John Bernier, who has been at the
Hospital for treatment, has
home much improved in health.
Mrs. Jennie Cogswell visited her sister,
Mrs. Marie Mudgett, at Wolcott, recent
Iy.
Mrs. William Cote and daughter. Miss
Thelma Cote, were in Sherbrooke recent
" to consult a physician in regard to
the Iatter's health.
DR.. ". ". Genge and family were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Christy, at Hyde Park.
: Mrs. Ellen Moves and Miss Lillian
koyes Of Hyde Park attended the meet
iugs Of the Botanical and Bird clubs last
week
Clayton Kipp has been visiting friends
ia Wolcott.
: Miss Maude E. Brown leaves Friday
for Wilder, where she will spend few
days visiting her aunt, leaving the first
of the week for Boston where she will
Continue her study in music
Mrs. 0. NJ. ". Sprague and infant
daughter, and Mrs George NJ. Gray are
spending few DAYS in Boston.
Misses Florence J. and Beatrice May
are occupying The Octagon during the
absence Of Mr. and Mrs. Staples in
Herbert ]. Warden and daughter
Jennie OF Cambridge, Mass, spent Sun
iay and Monday at Mrs. ]. ". Warden's.
Mrs. Angus Mclean has returned to
St. Johnsbury greatly improved in health.
MIR. and Mrs. George H. Stewart and
James E. Smith of West Barnet have
been recent visitors in town.
Mrs. Henrietta P. Goodall has gone to F
Burlington where she will spend the
OF the winter.
{. ". Johnson ofNewport. y. H.. was
in town the first of the week.
John P. 0 Bryan Of the Bond House of
John P. 0'Bryan. Boston. was in town
Monday.
David E. Williams was in Montreal the
first of the week.