St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-01-08
PERSONALS.

Vendome
An informal musical was given at the
home of George H. Frost in Brookline on
Christmas night. Ray Finel, formerly of
this place sang two or three selections.
There were several former ST. Johnsbury
people present.
Miss Mary Ranney, so well known
here, is this week moving into fine new
Offices in the Knickerbocker building,
Boston, where she has made a great
success and enviable reputation in
Swedish massage.
Alphonse Gaumont and Miss Emile
Drouin were married at Notre Dame
church Tuesday morning by Rev. FIR.
Marceau. Music was furnished by the
St. Cecilia choir.
Raymond J. Trainor of White River
Junction spent New Years day in town.
y Miss Marion Hall of South Ryegate
was a visitor here Thursday.
E. H. Gaskell spent several days last
week with his brother at West Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holmes move
this week from 10 Green street to E. l..
Hovey's new house on Lafayette street
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Lizot have been
at Victoriaville, p. O., to visit Mr.. Roy's
sons, who are in school there
Mrs. E. l.. Hunt and son Ross spent
several days last week at North Troy.
S. D. Atwood, w. d. Atwood, Mrs.
Don c. Stiles and Miss Helen Peterson
gave concert at South Walden, Mon
day night.
Herbert ]. Warden and daughter
Jennie of Cambridge, Mass, spent few
DAYS at Mrs J, w. Warden's last week.
Mrs. Homer w. Hazelton has been
quite i'll with the grip, but is recovering.
Raymond Ward returned Friday to his
work at the University OF Vermont, after
visiting his mother, Mrs. Clara Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Riley S. Hall have been
visiting friends in Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Cree moved
last week to Lyndonville, where Mr..
Cree has spent most of his time since his
appointment as assistant superintendent
of the Passumpsic division of the B. g. M,
The engagement of Miss Mabel A.
Carpenter, vice principal of Miss Hills
school, Philadelphia, to Henry Bodine
Ireland of Philadelphia, is announced.
The Whittier orchestra at Montpelier
has been sold to the Montpelier band,
and T. F. Burroughs has decided to
remain with Mrs Brooks orchestra.
The Searchlight Club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond Hall on Monday evening
Lucien Temples i'll with typhoid fever
I. H. McLoud of Hardwick was in
town Friday.
E. Z. Hamilton has been housed with
grip, but is out again.
Julius A. Morrill,, now of Bridgeport
Conn. has been in the hospital in that
city since last October and is slowly re-
covering from very serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Steele de-
lightfulIy entertained about a dozen of
their friends at a 6 O'Clock dinner Satur-
day evening,
DR.. M. F. Young of Littleton and his
son, Riley Young, a sophomore in Dart
mouth College, spent New Years day
with Mrs. ]. W. Balch.
John S. T Wallace Of Barnet has been
the guest of DR.. Henry c. Newell the past
week
Hon. Alexander Dunnett is GONZALES
cling from severe attack of the grip.
Hon. led S Stanton of Roxbury was
called here Friday on legal business
DR.. William J. Long OF Stamford,
Conn, was the guest of Rev. George w.
c. Hill during his brief stay in town.
They were classmates together in An
uONGl luCOlOSlCdI SEMINARY.
A. F. Lawrence has been appointed
district deputy for the following oranges,
North Danville, Wide Awake, Green
Mountain, Enterprise, Sutton, Riverside,
Danvile and independent Mr.. Law
renee is in Rutland this week attending
meeting of deputies and also taking in
the Dairymen's meeting.
Misses Gertrude and Helen Turner of
Bethlehem, N. H., are guests at H. N.
Turner's
Miss Bertha Shafter, who has been
spending the winter in St. Johnsbury,
lett last week tor Kingston, N Y.
Rev George l. Adams, teacher in
English in the Holbrook school at
Ossining, N. II, has been the guest OF
Rev. George W. c. Hill.
Mrs. Mary Cate is caring for her great
grandson, born December 81, the son OF
Malcolm and Myrtle McKeough
Mrs. ,Georgina Cattanach has been
quite i'll for several days, but is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs David Leonard of Bur
lington visited Rev. T. J. Leonard last
week