St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-06-17
PERSONALS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kicker are at
| Northampton for commencement week
at Smith college. Miss Alice L. Kicker
is a member of the graduating class.
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold, Dean of
Simmons College, formerly teacher in
the public schools here, gave the bacca-
laureate address before the graduating
class at Lisbon, N. H., this year.
Mrs. Grant Brown has returned from
| Dorchester, Mass, where she spent
three weeks with her sister, Mrs. 0. A.
Cox who has been very i'll with muscular
rheumatism.
Invitations have been received to the
wedding of Joseph Fairbanks and Miss
Luella Merrill, which takes place at the
BRIDES home on Wednesday, July l, at
twelve O'Clock noon.
Mrs. Lois Parker, widow of Bishop E.
w. Parker of Moradabad, India, has
arrived here and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. c. H. Marshall.
Judge Henry c. Bates, who was i'll last
week. at the home of his brother in
Derby Line, is spending some time with
friends here, where he is receiving
cordial welcome.
Nathaniel Cobb and Miss Carrie Cobb,
who have recently returned from Rome,
and have been visiting in Danville, also
their sister, Mrs. A. ]. Morse of Adams,
Mass, were in town yesterday en- route
to Old Orchard, Beach.
Mrs. George H. Ide entertained about
twenty neighbors at piazza Kens-
ington at Edgehill yesterday afternoon,
in honor of her guest, Mrs. D. NJ. Camp
of Newport. Mrs. Camp is spending ten
days with her while Mr. Camp is in
Louisville, KY, in the interests of the
International Sunday school association.
Novice-cups were awarded in archery,
hockey, golf and running at Wellesley
College last week, on the same basis
as field day honors, and among the
students receiving these honors was
Miss Isabel F Noyes, II, first in run
ming
Miss Marguerite Coburn of Cam
bridge, Mass, is visiting Miss label
Gaskil. Her brother H. {. Coburn is
visiting friends here.
Burleigh Pratt of Concord Junction
has been visiting his father, L. A. Pratt.
Misses Jean Stanley, Isabel Moves and
Hortense Peters are expected home from
Wellesley college this week.
B. |. Staples is in Boston for few
days. On his return he will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Walter W. Husband and |
son Richard who will spend the summer
at the Octagon. the |
Charles L. Stanley is working for o.,
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust {
during the summer.
Roy Howard and uncle, William How
ard, spent Sunday in Barre.
Rev. Willard l. Shattuck has been
transferred from the church at Easthamp-
ton, Mass, to West Roxbury
DR.. and Mrs. Ned c. Stiles of Prov
idence have been spending few days
with DR.. and Mrs. T, r. Stiles.
c. A. Calderwood, D. NJ. Bacon, X. G.
Cheney, Charles Bennett and Arthur G.
Sprague were in Burlington during
Masonic week
Mrs Ernest keenan, and son of South
Ryegate are visiting at c. B. Aiken's.
Herbert Smythe is expected home this
week from Ashland where he has been
stopping since his return from Ormond,
Fla. He will go soon to Squam Lake
for the summer.
Supt Clarence H. Dempsey has been
offered the position of superintendent OF
the public schools at Revere, Mass, but
has declined the position at the salary
offered.
Miss Mildred Drew is at home from
her school in Hyde Park. and will go
later to Colorado with party of six to
teach school next year.
DR.. K. NJ. insolvency leaves Monday
for few weeks visit at his old home in
New York. His family will visit at
Providence during his absence. On July |
he goes to Boston for a special course
at the Massachusetts General Hospital. |
If possible he will buy suitable place |
and if unable to do so, will build and re-
turn when house is ready. His family
returns the first of September.
Miss Annette Stride has completed her !
engagement with Mrs. Efie Patrick and
left today for Bradford, where she will |
spend the summer at the Hotel Low.
Miss Laura Gleason of Pasadena, Cal,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Gleason of
Mclndoes, is about to sail for Japan and |
China, where she will spend her summer
vacation Miss Gleason is the art |
teacher in the Pasadena public schools,
and this trip is partly in the interests of
her work in these schools.
The members of the Fifty Club were
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
the president of the club, Mrs. Mary E.
SWEET, on the afternoon and evening of
her birthday, June 10.
Miss Bertha Terrill of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Annette Magoon spent Sunday in
town with her mother, Mrs. Clarissa G.
Proctor, who celebrated her 92nd birth
day that day.
Miss Clara Dwinell of Barton Landing
spent part of commencement week at F.
G. Bundy's.
Lloyd Nolan of Newport spent Sun
day at L, P. Leach's.
William Dimmick, John Farnham and
Rowley Flagg are camping at Eagles
Point, Lake Memphremagog, for a
week.
Ralph B. Hooker spent last week in
New York the guest of Robert Piper,
formerly of st. Johnsbury, who now has
responsible position with the John
Pierce Co. Mrs. Hooker spent the week
with friends in Barton and vicinity.
Clinton B. Cooper of Morrisvlle is
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