St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20
PERSONALS.

tons over his appointment to the posi-
ton of consul at CharlOttetown, Primo
Edward Island. Mr.. Hale goes to hi
new post the first of next month and i,
now closing up his official business al
Coaticook. that consulship having beer
discontinued.
Mrs c. NJ. Stone and Miss Mary E
Stone left Pasadena, Cal. yesterday anc
expect to spend Sunday in Springfield
Mass. They were accompanied east by
Mrs. c. NJ. Lamson and Mrs. {. L.
Goodel of Boston and Mrs. Mary Mitch,
ell OF St. Johnsbury.
Miss Margaret E. Gorham returns to
Woodstock Inn this summer. This is
her fourth season as pianist at the Inn.
Carroll Sparhawk is at home from
Ormond, Fla, where he spent the winter,
George B. Spaulding is spending few
days in Boston.
Fred H. Pope and Marshall E. Nc
Clary spent Sunday in Barton.
Raleigh Nelson of Ryegate returned
home Saturday after spending several
weeks here.
Perry Brown is spending few days in
Boston.
Miss Grace Franklin spent Sunday
with friends at Hardwick.
The Old Dish Club are planning an
outing at Lyndon today. They will
enjoy picnic dinner at Riverside, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Walter, and
in the afternoon are invited to inspect
the fine collection of old china belonging
to L. B. Harris
Mrs. Rebecca p Fairbanks attended
the meeting of the National Federation
of Womans State Home Missionary
Unions at Pittsheld, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Cramton are spend
ing few days at Averill. They will re-
turn Friday.
Miss Helen Rickaby is at home from
Hartford, Ct, for two weeks vacation
Mrs. c. c. FolIensby and Miss Maude
Z. Follensby went yesterday to Boston.
Robert P Clark is spending the week
in Boston and will return with Mrs.
Clark Sunday.
Carl H. Turner went Thursday to New
York and visited Boston before his re-
turn on Monday
Miss Helen c. Stevens returned Mon
day from a months visit in and around
Boston.
John E. Woodruff of Buffalo is spend
ing a week with friends here and in
Burke.
Mrs. Luther E. Jewett entertained
the ladies of the 500 Club at dinner
Monday night.
c. E. Rollins spent Sunday with
relatives at Woodsville
J. H. Ryan and Miss Lillian Ryan
were called to Stanstead Monday by the
death of John Gilmore.
Miss Eva Racine is assisting at E. n.
Randal's.
About dozen from ST. Johnsbury at
tended the funeral of Ira Lewis at Con
cord Sunday and the Methodist quartet
sang.
Don c. Stiles went Thursday to Bos-
ton on short business trip returning
yesterday.
The engagement is announced of Wal
ter c. Rich of Schenectady. N. Y, and
Miss Harriet A. Hudson of St. Tohns-
bury, both St. ]. A. 'O4.
George Squres of Laconia spent Sun
day in town.
A. B. Osborne of Erie, Pa, spent Sun
day at H. G. Ely's on the way home
from Montreal.
Perley F. Hazen and George E. Hazen
were at Hartford Tuesday to attend the
funeral of cousin
Rev. T. J. Leonard attended the recep-
ton given to Rev. w. J. O'Sullivan at
Montpelier last week
Miss Rose Mccormick has a position
in the office of the Warren Leather Co.
at Morrisvlle.
J.. McCarty is representing Lyndon
vile Encampment at the Grand Encamp-
ment, |. O. O. F., at Rutland this week
A goodly number of Chevaliers are at
tending the annual sessions of the Grand
Lodge from here: 0. H. Henderson.
Grand Secretary; G. H. Stearns, Grand
S. W.; c. w. Farr, Grand Scribe; L. E.
Sargent, Grand War; r. T. Parker. Cap
tain Canton Crescent; H. H. Somers,
Lieutenant Canton Crescent; p. Parks
Representative Canton Crescent: |. |.
Dow, Representative Grand Encamp-
ment, and others.
Mrs. Katherine Britt Putnam of
Orange, Mass, called on Mrs c. Cas-
we'll the first of the week on her return
from attending the funeral of friend at
Concord, She returned to her home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Gilman and
Mr.. and Mrs, E. F. Clark were in North
Danville yesterday to attend the funeral
OLA. !. Russlow, who died at Randolph
Sunday.
Mrs. E. j. Lamb of South Royalton is
visiting at c. T. Brigham's.
Mr. and Mrs. Arson D. Hopkins
visited their st. Johnsbury friends the
past week and on Friday evening were
delightfully."- entertained by Mr. and Mrs
P. F. Hazen, where they met many old
friends Thirty years ago Mr. Hopkins
was in the store and office of E. &. T
Fairbanks & Company and is now
located at Portland, Me, where he is
special agent of the Fidelity & Casualty
Company Of New York
Hon. Frank L. Fish of Vergennes was
here Thursday in his official capacity as
national bank examiner.
Robert w, Simonds was in Plymouth
N. H., last week helping Hosford &
Wright of Woodsville in the defense in
the case of State VS.. Lucinda Drew. The
latter was charged with assault and
robbery from the person and an