St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-09-23

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few days in Boston.
Miss Loula Smith, St. J. A. '08, VIII,
has been spending the summer at High
gate Springs is visiting relatives here
She expects to return to her home il
Jacksonville, Fla, next week
Miss Margaret Merrill has returned t.
her position as teacher in Washington
DC.
J. E. Bertrand is confined to the hous,
by illness.
Miss Marion Dane and Miss Lois Red
mond ofNewport were in town Tuesday
on their way to Burlington where they
are students at the University of Yer.
mont.
William p Gray, who has beer
managing the Dover, N. H., base bal
team this summer was in town the first
of the week looking up basket bal
matters. He reports a good success
with his Dover team having won the
! last five games against the Somersworth
nine, one of the fastest semi-professional
teams in New England. The fans all be-
gan to take notice when they saw
Billy" Gray on the street and ba,ket
ball talk is once more in the air.
Rev. A. Dame is the guest of Rev J.
Riley of Littleton, n H., for few days.
Philip Thompson was at home from
the Thayer School, Dartmouth College,
the last of the week
Joseph Cheney is home from lntervale,
n. H., spending few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Cheney,
before returning to Rutland.
Mrs. Glvsson T. Porter of Baltimore is
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs B. E. Doyle.
Gov. Henry c. Ide and Miss Ide leave
for New York the last of this week and
sail on the 3Oth for Europe in the White
Star liner Teutonic. Their objective
point is Paris and they expect to be
abroad about two months.
Mrs. Lyman S. Hooker very pleasantly
entertained company Of ladies at
dinner yesterday, who were well ad-
vanced in years but young in spirit, and
who thoroughly enjoyed the day. They
were Mrs. Clarissa Proctor, aged %
years; Mrs. Lauretta Bingham, aged 50
years; Mrs. Amy Miles, aged 70 years ;
and Mrs. Martha A Switser, aged
nearly 70 years.
Oscar Klosson leaves Saturday for an
extended western trip, going first to
Wisconsin.
Charles F. Hill left last week for Bur
lington to enter the L. V. NJ, to take
the four years chemical course.
Mrs. Oscar Lawson and her sister
Miss Catherine Frank, leave Saturday
for Sweden, where they are called by the
illness OF their brother.
Misses Nancy Carr, Florence Ladd and
Mary Ely return this week to Mt.
Holyoke College to continue their
studies.
Warren Peck, Sydney Thompson aud
Albert Kicker return today to Dartmouth
College and John Wesley will enter the
class OF 1912
Mrs. Fred {. Beck is spending a few
days with her sister at North Troy.
Miss Margaret Shields has returned to
South Hadley, Mass, to resume her
position in the physics department OF
Mt. Holyoke College.
Mr. and Mrs Augustus Walbridge OF
Brooklyn, y. w. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. George W. {. Hill.
Miss Julia Estabrooks returned last
week to her studies in Boston after a
brief visit to her parents.
Rev. A, T. Love, who has been an
occasional visitor here was ordained to
the ministry at Lennoxville, Monday by
Bishop Dunn.
Mrs. DR.. O'Brion and Miss Glare
OBrion Of Groveton, N. H., and Mrs
Charles Wilson of Auburn, Me, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Clark last
week
Miss Justine Noyes of New York ant
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Miss Nellie Hyatt of Plainfeld N. J., are
at Mrs. Frank Paines, II Western Ave