St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. E. L. Carrck, who has spent I'll
past FIVE months in Boston and vicnit,
has returned to her home here.
Mrs Isabel Smith goes this week t
spend Easter with friends in Brooklinc
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs George P. Moore were il
Boston part of last week
Miss Helen Peterson gave recitation.
at banquet given by the Odd Fellow.
at Lyndonville, Friday evening, and at
an entertainment at South Ryegate, last
evening.
Henry e. Ely went to Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday, to attend a meeting of the
directors of the American Fork & Hoe
Co.
Mrs. Norman B. James and two child
ren, Muriel and Harold, from Leth-
bridge, Alberta are guests at c. c. Fol
lensby's.
Luman Howe from Woodsvile spent
last week with his sister, Mrs. Raymond
A. Pearl
Mrs E. b. Chase of Barnet and Miss
Nellie Davis of y-yndonvile were in town
Monday and attended the Woman's club
meeting.
Word was received here Monday of the
death from pneumonia of Mrs. Samuel
A. Moore mother of the late John A.
Moore, which occurred at She home of |
her daughter, Mrs. Charles p. 10y, at
ST. Paul, Mimi, Monday morning.
She was 81 years of age and leaves
besides the daughter with whom
she was at the time of her death,
another daughter, Mrs. J. X. Nelson, of
Kingston, N. Y. For the past few years
she has made her home with these two
daughters. /
Mrs. Antoine Grenier has returned
from a short vacation OF a week at \
Twin Mountain.
Harold O. French is in Boston, at I
tending grand opera. o
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richmond of [
Newport were guests of Dr. and Mrs. c.
M. Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ii
Abbott last week. CO
Miss Janet Craigie of Littleton is Wis. n
ting friends here. N
Mrs. Elizabeth Carey and daughter in
of Hanover have been visiting al
lere.
Miss Edna Battor is spending two w
weeks with friends here
Mrs. 6, T. Galbraith and her guest, NJ
Hiss Allie Galbraith of New York, are
pending part of the week in Barnet. vi,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. Simonds spent
unday at White River Junction. me
Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Webster of Hard
lick were in town, Monday. Bo
II. Van Wyck Goring of New York
ty spent Sunday with Roscoe A. tai
mis-. CT,
Friends Of Ward Brennan will be in Es
rested to know that he was to report for
-onday for base ball at Hartford. On we
lie 18th Co. D will play Yonkers and A
i'll be strengthened for the occasion by ter
e addition of Henschel. WEE
Miss Maude E. Folensby is spending n
70 weeks with her parents, Mr.. and F.
RS. {. {. Follensby. Bo,
Roland Spencer is spending the week n
tn bis grandparents in Plain6eld. ing
Miss Gertrude Hyde of the Springfield, |;
ass, city library is spending a few plo
VS. with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Good. LyI
H. aga
Miss Vera Genge visited friends in gree
'de Park and Morrisvile last week. den
Miss Bertha Donahoe is spending the theI
elk in Hanover, N. H. the
colbert Hale OF Bradford has been and
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs II
}. Hale crit
Hiss Beatrice S. May is visiting friends pas
St. Adams. slipl
irs NJ. H. Buckham and daughter will
ura of Burlington are guests of Mrs. NJ
ank II. Brooks. Bell
liss Pauline Randall of Miss Fishers vac;
dergarten school, Boston, is spending sett
week with Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Ran b.
H. by a
drs. George H. Ide has returned from NJ
lwaukee where she spent the winter. mart
Raymond Flint is at home from Nor MOI
CHI University for the Easter vacation. Ellis
Harold Miner of Greenfield, Mass, is moo
sting his aunt, Mrs. G. E. Woods. Mis-
". Edmund Blodgett left the O. II. com
anderson party in New York to visit G,
ends in Yonkers and Binghamton. attic
5lenn Cheeyer spent last week in New NJ
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