St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-08-12
PERSONALS


illness of several months
Mrs. !. /. Perkins of New York arrived
in town Wednesday and has been cordi-
ally greeted by her many friends.
The artists in a midsummer musicale
to be held at Hardwick, August is in
clude some Of our present and former
local talent: Miss Helen A. Boynton, yio-
linist, Frank o. French, singing come
dian and monologist; Miss Adine Hale,
soloist Of Wells River; and Charles S
Conant, tenor, now of Concord, \. H.
Mrs 7. NJ. Puffer and Miss Katherine
Pufer have been visiting relatives at
Richford.
Mrs E. H. Morrill, and Mrs. E. A.
Hannatord are visiting in Enosburg
Falls and vicinity.
]. c. Salina was in Burlington last
week
Mrs Frank Churchill and son Fred
from Morrisville are visiting her sister,
Mrs Jessie Bishop.
Miss Laila A. Mcneil of Brookline,
Mass, and her friend, Miss Stanley from
Magnolia, Mass, are expected Saturday
to spend few weeks with Mrs. a. NJ.
Mcneil.
Miss Mabel Hamilton Of Randolph is
spending few weeks with relatives here.
Miss Cora Stuart Of Toronto is spend
ing a two weeks vacation with Miss
Edna Stuart.
Mrs. Helen D. Barbiery, Miss Maude
H. Barbiery, Ernest D. Barbiery and
Roscoe NJ. Annis are spending two
weekscamping at Lake Memphremagog.
Mrs. Elisha May and her daughters,
Misses Florence J., Beatrice S and Eu-
nice r., are spending the week at the Mt.
View House, Peacham.
Miss Edna Stuart and Miss Cora
Stuart left Yesterday on a carriage drive
to the Flume in the White Mountains.
Miss Myra Goss has gone TO Santa
Cruz, Cal, to settle the estate of her
uncle, Butler Goss, a former resident Of
this town.
Mrs. WI Woolsou of Springfield was
the guest of Mrs Henry c. Newell over
Sunday.
John D. Hazen Of Tarrytown, N. y,
was here over Sunday and played the
voluntary and ofertory on the North
church organ at the morning service /
Mr.. Hazen was formerly organist at
this church and is now a music teacher
in New York
Mrs. ?. F Hazen is inspecting the state
institutions at Nergennes and Rutland
this week with the board Of visitors to
public institutions of which she is
member
Rev c. c. St Glare of Morrisville was
the guest Of his college friend Wellington
H. Tinker yesterday,
Miss Regina Demers has returned from
a three weeks vacation spent in Canada
Mrs. Fred Kale of Manchester n. H.,
is visiting at Prudent Henault's.
Hon. W. a. Warner, Mrs Warner, son
Ernest and daughter Marguerite Of
Longmont, Col, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. D. c. Horner
Miss Florence Hudson goes to Mon
treal the latter part Of this week for her
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. S. ] Somerville and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank F. Goodwin leave
Saturday for a weeks stay at Bolton
Springs P Q.
Mr.. and Mrs E W. Sturdevant OF
Danville were guests at W. H. Preston's
last week
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Kyburg and son
Paul Of Tenafy, n J., are visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Ely
William S. Howard is spending the
week at E. w Gorham's at Lyndonville.
Miss Beth Flint Of New Haven, Conn,
is visiting at Harvlin Paddock $
Miss Jean Stanley is entertaining her
college room mate, Miss Margaret
Draper, of Plymouth, n. H.
NJ Grant of Boston is the guest of T.
B. Jacques.
Mrs. Bernie Ruggles of Sutton, and
Mrs. Harriet Fyler Dunklee of Denver,
were guests OF Mrs. Aurora Davis and
other friends part of last week
Dr. and Mrs W. j. Aldrich and son,
and Mrs. F G. Bundy and daughter
Charlotte, left Monday by automobile
for York Beach, where Mr. Bundy will
Join them the last of the week.
Mrs c. Richardson of Boston spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Mary A.
Impey.
Mrs Ernest B. Morse and children
have been spending some time with her
parents at Pawlet. They returned home
the first OF the week, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Jean Black
Miss Ethel Laughlin from East Green
witch, r. l.. is visiting at her uncle's, W.
L. Knowlton
Mrs. Robert Pettigrew and daughters
Elizabeth and Julia, from Westhed, n.
Jo and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Randall
Of New Norl, ci+y are ,,;e;+irrr at Me-