St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-28
PERSONALS

Rev. and Mrs. James A. Thompson e.
tertaned the members of St. Andrew
choir, to the number of over 80, at the
home last week Monday evening, i
honor of one OF their members, !. T. NJ,
Carly, whose wedding occurred on Wee
nesday. 4 very pleasant social time wa
enjoyed and refreshments were served
Mrs. Thompson being assisted by Misse
Abbie c. Watson May NJ. McCutcheoi
and Goldie B. Frasier.
Miss Rose Griffin is visiting relatives il
Boynton. J Q.
Mir. and Mrs. II. c. Douglas of Con
cord have moved to St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bartlett have beer
attending the meeting Of the n Z. 0. P
Grand Lodge at Rutland
Miss Rosie Weeks is recovering from a
slight surgical operation which she
underwent at Brightlook hospital on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Bishop of
Peoria. III, are receiving congratulations
of friends on the birth OF son on March
g. Mr. and Mrs Bishop are pleasantly
remembered as former Academy students,
Mrs. Bishop being Miss Leila Prior.
E. l.. Stiles was in Sherbrooke a few
DAYS last week.
c. H. Bagley was here from Lynn,
Mass, for a few days last week on
Merchants Association business.
Miss Armida Gilbert of White6eld has
been spending few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Charlotte E. Cramton.
Word was received here last week of
the marriage, April II, by Rev. Howard
Charles Gale, at the parsonage of St.
Johns Universalist church, Boston, of
Arthur E. Leslie of Boston and Alma P,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. True of /
St. Johnsbury.
A Board OF Trade has been organized
at Barre with Homer {. Ladd, St. J. A.
'97, as president
Philip l.. Thompson received his degree
of c. E. from the Thayer School, last
week Monday, and is now visiting his
mother, Mrs Helen c. Thompson.
Many of our readers who pleasantly
Dr. Fitch, located here for a
time, says the Swanton Courier, will be
glad to know he has large practice in
ST. Johnsbury. A recent visitor at st.
Iohnsbury says the doctor has the finest
appointed dental parlors in Vermont.
All the very latest appliances in den
-istry, electrical and otherwise, are to
De found, with an attendant constantly
IN duty day and night.
Hon. Alexander Dunnett gave a small
Inner party Thursday night in honor of
1ov. Henry c. Ide and among his guests
we're Speaker Thomas c. Cheney ofthe last
legislature and John W. Redmond, chair
nan of the public utility commission.
Dr. George F. Cheney and Arthur F.
Stone were summoned to Montpelier
last week as witnesses in the mandamus
suit brought by the futile Company of
Rutland against the state auditor.
Frank X. Lanctot went to South
Barton yesterday to conduct a civil ser
vice examination for postmaster at that
place.
Gilbert E. Woods has been absent from
ais post at the Citizens Bank for a week.
being housed with the grip.
Mrs. Belle Mcfarland has received
letter from her son. Ernest, announcing
a pleasant trip and safe arrival at Bing-
ham Canyon, Utah.
Mrs. George Pierce of Lyndonville was
the guest of Miss Sarah E. Carrick on
Friday.
Misses Myrtle and Jennie Underwood
spent Sunday in Kirby.
Miss Maude H. Sprague returned last
week from an extended visit in Boston
Mrs Mary Corbett has returned home,
having spent the winter in Elkhart, Ind,
and Toledo, Ohio, and the last month in
Concord, n. II.
J. w Kicker of New York visited Mr..
and Mrs. William Parks last week.
The friends of Frank G. Landry are
glad to know that he is recovering
rapidly from his operation and will soon
be able to return home.
Miss Della |. Griffin attended the meet
ing OF the Federated New England
Natural History Societies at Boston last |
week as delegate from the Vermont
Botanical and Bird Clubs, She also
visited the Peabody Museum at SALEM
and the Thayer Museum at Lancaster to
study methods of installation.
Charles Blair of Newport has entered
the employ of Flint Brothers.