St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-03-13

the guest of Mrs Henry c. Newell tn
past week
Charles Bodwell and ]. Somers {
Sherbrooke, p. O., were visitors her
Saturday.
The many friends of d. Y. Comstocl
> will be glad to learn that he is slowly re
covering from his serious injuries received
at the jamaican earthquake. He ha.
: discarded his crutches and can now wall
with the aid of cane, and as soon as he
is able his brother will take him tc
Florida.
Rev. ]. NJ. Frost recently gave his lect-
ure on Half Baked Men, in the lecture
course at Woodstock elcting hearty
applause.
Erwin Cutting spent part of last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. c.
Cutting at Plainheld.
Miss Naria H. Burton goes today to
her home at Milby, P. g., where she will
spend several weeks.
John H. Ryan was called to Mont
peler last week by the illness of his
mother Mrs. Honora Ryan, whose
death occurred Sunday morning.
Mrs. Crane Gallagher and grandson,
Kent Baird, of Ely, Nevada, who are
visiting relatives at Danville, have been
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Perkins, and visiting other rela-
tives here. Mrs. Henry Page of Danville
has also been the guest of relatives here
for few days. Mrs. Gallagher was
formerly resident of Danville, and this
is her first visit east for 80 years. She
is receiving a hearty welcome by her
relatives and many friends in this
vicinity.
DR.. E. H. Ross is in Boston this week.
Miss Helen c. Stevens has returned
from two weeks vacation spent in
Boston and vicinity.
E. A. Silsby is spending a few weeks in
Boston
The many friends of Patrick Brown,
former resident of St. Johnsbury who
has been Barrels chief of police for the
past eight years, were surprised that the
new mayor should have appointed
another man in his place Mr.. Brown
distinguished himself three years ago by
up an anarchist row and re-
ewing in the discharge of his duty a
bullet wound in the groin.
Patrick ]. Leonard was the guest at a
oint meeting OF the Ancient Order of
4ibernians and the Ladies Auxiliary at
Wednesday evening, deliver
ne a short but stirring address on
Irish Ideals"
Thad Cormier injured one hand quite
BADLY last week in the emery room at
he scale shops and will be laid up for
wo or three weeks.
Rev. J.. A. Lynch, former pastor of
It. Aloysius church, is quite sick and is t
low in the Brattleboro hospital. t
Hermon r. Rice. the efficient book
eeper for E. T. & II. K. 1de, leaves this :
week for Jacksonville, Ala, to become :
he bookkeeper for the Ide Cotton Mills, (
f which corporation George P. Ide,
,rmerly Of this place, is the treasurer l
Mrs F. n. Keller, who has been spend
lg the winter in Arlington, Mass, was /
| town yesterday, en- route for Hyde \
ark, where she will visit relatives |
Harry NJ. Cross hasgonc to Biddeford, S
Ie., to enter DR.. j. Frank Trull's hos t
ta and recover from his recent acct t
ent. Mrs Cross accompanied him to \
iddeford.
Mrs, Jennie Abbey has been visiting :
er mother, Mrs. d. r. Miles at Sheffield. q
Leon Kendall. ST. ]. A. '06 and now in G
artmouth, is a visitor in town. 4
Herbert l.. Doyle has leased the =
tewart House at Island Pond and v
READY taken possession A
Harry G. Flint leaves the last of the |
eek for New York, where he will spend -
short time before going to Annapolis G
e expects to enter this school some
me in April. {,