St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-06-10
PERSONALS

family will join him there in lew days.
Frederick !. Linthwaite has concluded
his services as jeWeler for Randall &
Whitcomb, and has returned to his home
at Waltham, Mass He was accompa-
MED by Richard K Green. and together
they spent the Sunday at Revere Beach.
Miss Rebecca Burton has been spend
ing few days at her old home in Mildly,
P,Q.
Mr. and Mrs John White of Phiadel-
phia are stopping in town for a few
weeks.
Miss Alice Anderson, who is employed
by Young & Young of Newport, is visit
ing at her home.
Henry S Chubb of Winter Park Fla,
formerly of this town. is chairman of the
delegation from Florida to the Republi-
can national convention at Chicago,
June 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur K. Brooks of
Wilder have been spending several days
with Mrs. S. T. Brooks.
The announcement in the city papers
recently of the death of the last Daugh-
ter of the American Revolution, brings
to light the fact that there is still one
more surviving member in the person of
an aunt of c. T. Brigham of this place,
who is Mrs Jerusha Brown, and whose
home is in South Dakota. She is nearly
90 years OF age, and two years ago took
the trip to ST. Paul, alone. Her husband
was many years ago in newspaper work
in Montpelier and Woodstock, and later
in Norfolk, Va Returning to Montpelier
he spent few years there before going
west.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Ranlet and
DR.. H. Roy Allen took an automobile
trip to Rumford Falls, Me. Saturday
returning Monday. They went over in
one day and coming back spent Sunday
night at Gorham. Miss Agnes l.. Stone
ofNorth Grafton, Mass. who has been
trimming in Rumford Falls this season
returned with them and is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs Ranlet
Mrs. G. L. Bates of Morrisville has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fannie
Genge.
Charles r. Day of Providence spent
dav or two last week with his cousin,
L. p Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Tucker of Brook
Ign and Mrs James Kennedy of Clare
mont will be guests of their sister, Mrs.
E. N. Randall, during commencement.
Mrs. Olive Thompson, who has spent
the winter in Claremont will come with
them to stay with Mrs. Randall.
Robert Mackinnon is in Detroit this
week attending meeting of the Ma
tional Association of Feed Dealers, and
of the Millers' National Federation
Invitations have been received by the
St. JOhnsbury friends to the marriage of
Anna Louise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Franklin Pullen, to James Parmaee
Richardson, Wednesday evening, June
oath. at 8 o'clock, at st. Johns Epis-
copal church, Newtonville.
Mrs. F. B. Jacques is entertaining
Mrs. H. Hubbard and daughter Mar
jorie from Canada.
Col. Henry Tilton of Pasadena for
merly of Littleton, called on old friends
in town last week as he was driving
through from Littleton to Danville He
is spending the summer with his son in
Littleton.
The Conversation Circle were most
pleasantly entertained last Wednesday
by Mrs. George NJ. Gray at her home at
1.-THE Wayside" A very interesting
review of Charles Kingsley's life and
writings, by Mrs. Henry Fairbanks,
occupied the morning, after which fine
luncheon was served by Miss Helen
Gray, daughter of the hostess.
Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks is to give
the baccalaureate sermon at North
Stratford, NJ H., next Sunday.
Mrs ]. D. Bachand is spending three
weeks in Sherbrooke.
Miss Alkaline White entertained a
party of little friends Saturday after
noon. Games were played and refresh
of her seventh birthday which falls on
June g.
Mrs. F. II. Brook of Cliftondale,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Emma Perley
c. M Wiley of Barre spent Sunday at
DR.. c. F. o. Tinker's. Saturday he and
DR.. Tinker were at North Troy for the
funeral of c. p. Ewens, grand chancellor
for the grand domain of Vermont, X. P.
He is remembered by many people here
as the officer in charge of the encamp-
ment here last August.
Mrs. G. L. Ramsay is spending two
weeks at Sutton, P. Q.
E. c. Chandler is back at his old post
in the Merchants Bank after long
vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. James A. Thompson are
spending two weeks at Sandwich, N. H.
William Wetherbee is spending two
weeks at Abenakis Springs.
Miss Elizabeth Pettigrew of Westfeld
N. J., is expected here this week to visit
her grandmother, Mrs. Henry R. Albee.
F. A. Scott spent few days in Bos-
ton last week.
Mrs. Cattanach went to Montpelier
Yesterday to spend some time with her
son John and family. Frederick Catta-
mach, who has been spending few weeks
here, went to Boston yesterday.
Mrs. F. H. Brooks entertained the
members of the Round Table of the
North church, very pleasantly at Under
clyffe Monday evening. Miss Mabel
Cattanach gave report of the recent
missionary meeting at Barre, and Miss
Rose Alden read some very interesting
letters from Miss Brown, missionary
to China, whom many of the st. Johns
bury people have met here. Consider
able sewing was accomplished and re-