St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-08-26
WELLS RIVER.

Friday from Lake Morey, where they
spent two weeks at the Lee cottage.
Rev. !. A. Belanger visited in Pompa-
noosuc, last Wednesday.
Margaret Jameson has returned from
Canada, and is with her aunt, Mrs.
Willard Goss
Harold Warden is home from New
York, spending a few weeks with his
mother.
Mrs. A. H. Bailey and Mrs. Mcclellan
spent Friday in Ryegate.
Hiram Smith and daughters, Bernice
and Beatrice, have returned from Sand
witch, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marshall of Lowell,
Mass, were visitors at Kimball Mar
shall's, last week.
Alex. Cochran returned Saturday
| from West Dennis Beach, Mass, where
his wife and daughters are spending the
month.
Miss Maude Foster spent Saturday in
Lisbon.
Mrs. George Wheeler spent several
days of last week in Highgate with her
mother.
Mrs. Moody of Harwich, Mass, and
Mrs. Rousseau of Highgate, who were
called here two weeks ago by the death
of Mrs. w. H. Munsell, left Friday for
their homes.
Miss Austin, who has been visiting
Mrs. Sheldon for a few weeks, went to
her home in Boston last week.
Miss Alice McCanna is spending few
days at her home in Ryegate.
Miss Lottie p Marshall returned
Thursday from Chocorua, where she
spent a week with Miss Hollis of Boston.
Oscar Hatch and family of Brookline,
Mass, who are spending the summer at
their summer home near Littleton. N.
H., have been the guests of Mrs. Henry
Adams the past week. They returned to
Littleton, Sunday, in their automobile,
accompanied by Mrs. Adams.
DR.. and Mrs. George Parker went to
Hanover, Sunday.
Miss Ella Munsell is visiting relatives
in Highgate and.Swanton.
Scion Abbott of Winchendon, Mass,
was the guest last week Of his sister,
Mrs. Ellen Baldwin.
Miss Nellie D. Lee was home from
Lake Morey from Friday afternoon until
Saturday evening
Mrs. David Brock came home Friday
from Cottage Hospital. where she
went two weeks ago for treatment.
Her sister, Mrs. Wilson, of Randolph,
and daughter, Mrs. Cora Brock Daniels,
of Lyndonville, are with her for the
present.
Sam Hutchins, with his mother Mrs
S. J. Hutchins, took an auto ride to
Fabyans one morning last week, stop
ping on their return in Bath, to call on
Mrs. Julia Hale, of Boston, who is
spending the summer there.
w. H. Buck. who had the misfortune
to break his leg the first Of the summer,
is able by the use of wheel chair to go
to his store. He gets about in the house
on crutches, but is not strong enough to
walk far.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Smythe, Mrs. Mary L.
Rising, Mrs. Sarah F. Hovey, Mrs Nina
NJ Stoughton, department president, s.
o p, secretary and Inspector, and Mrs
La Point, Mrs Anna Beach, Mrs. Clara
b. Niles, Mrs. Anna Worthing and Mrs
Annette Forsaith, assistant inspectors,
were in town last Wednesday to attend
the school of instruction which was held
with Col. Preston W. r. c. A council
meeting was held with Mrs. Goodwin in
the afternoon to fill vacancies in the rep
resentatives to the national convention,
which will be held in Toledo, Ohio, Sep
TENDER l to 6.
Some over a hundred attended the
Sunday school picnic at Halls Pond last
Wednesday, and fine time is reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slack have re-
turned to their home at Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Lottie Stanley returned the first
of the week from a visit of two weeks in
Manchester and Boston. At the latter
place she was the guest of the Misses
Sheldon.
Schools will begin Tuesday, September
/, with the following teachers: c. F.
Hall, principal; Miss Jennie NJ. Roberts,
assistant principal; Miss Mary !. Cowie,
grammar department; Miss Matte c.
Brydia, intermediate department; Miss
Laura E. Little, primary department
The term will be 16 weeks long, closing
December Is.
Boston excursion Sept. /. See page l..