St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-02-27
PERSONALS.

EN-. Carter was in Swantonlast weel
on business.
Gardner Spencer and Miss Leaf
Spencer were recent visitors in Plainheld
Miss Sadie |. Campbell, who has beer
spending few months with her sister
Mrs. John R. Somerville returns to
Boston the last Of the week.
n r. Young has been engaged as violin
soloist at the mid winter concert to be
given at the banquet at Wesleyan Col
lege at Stanstead, P. O., Thursday,
February rs. On Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Young are engaged as violin
and cello Soloists at a select concert to
be given by FIVE of the leading ladies at
Littleton. In their trio selections for
violin, cello and piano, they will be
assisted by Mrs. Bingham of that place.
Alexander Nolin has Just returned from
a ten days visit to relatives in New
Haven He also visited Boston, where
he met his friend, Arthur Boucher, who
is attending college Of pharmacy there.
Herbert Pierce of Burlington was a
recent visitor in town. /
K. A. McKelvey of Whitefeld, n. H.,
spent Saturday in town.
Mrs. Charles A. Currier of Berlin, ~
H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. O.
Rocheleau.
Mrs Lena Owen and G. W. Buzzell
attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs.
Lucy S. Reed, last week at Barton.
Col. and Mrs. T. c. Fletcher returned
yesterday from Boston, where they have
been spending few days.
Mrs Richard Eastman of Littleton
was the guest of Miss Bessye Ranlet
few days last week.
Miss Celia Lull of Montpelier was the
guest of relatives here a few days last
week
Miss Beatrice S. May spent Friday
Saturday and Sunday with friends at
Newport.
Pierre Gosseiin Of Littleton is spending
some time with friends here. {
Miss Helen Brown of Montpelier spent b
Sunday with friends here. =,
Miss Eva Manning was in Morris vile N
asst week to attend the wedding of w. "
Howard McNall and Miss Dora NJ
1arabee. T
Mrs. Eugene Smith and son Ralph
listed friends in East Barnet, Friday. h.
L. p Leach is in Boston and New York >,
IN business trip. ,,
Miss Inez Clark spent Sunday in Y
>yndonville. D
Mrs. Mary L. Hill of Plymouth, N. H., :,
) the guest of Mrs. John A. Moore. 81
Miss Catherine Mulrooney spent the m
rst of the week with friends in Hard A
tick -"
DR.. J. c. Rogers of Colorado, who has W
zen visiting at J. R. Galbraith's at OF
Iarnet, was in town last week OF
S. A. Moore was in Boston last week :.
m business. n,
William Woodward of Plainfeld, ia
lass, visited his parents last week. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Preston start for -,
alifornia, Monday, to spend the rest of
he winter with their son, Clarence W. b
'reston, at Exeter.
Capt. Charles H. Woodbury. is attend
lg the annual encampment OF the YER W.
lont 6. A. r. at Rutland. -,
Miss Maude G. Menut is again con- D. D.
ned to the house by Illness ~
at
Miss Mabel Spencer entertained a few re,
lends Saturday evening, the occasion of an
er birthday, and most enjoyable time VIZ VIZ
as spent. Delicious refreshments were su
rived hi,
Mrs. Walter Z. Jones and daughter
nth of Waitsfeld are expected today to Az
'end some time at her brothers,
ichard c. Baker. q
Floyd Holmes was in West Lebanon 90
riday. ~ ','>
Lindol NJ. Scott was called to Wo-
urn, Mass, by the seriousness of his q" ~,
tile nephew, who is very i'll with =
bird attack ofpneumonia. p pn
Mrs. Robert Pettigrew and two daugh- is
ers Misses Elizabeth and Julia leave for lar
lew York, Thursday, where they will ;,1
pend few days before going to West f. f.,
ED N. J., where they will join Mr.. Pet,
igrew. rs