St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21
PERSONALS

guest at Elmer E. Robinsons.
Berns A. Phelps and Miss Stella I
Brown, both of Marshfeld, were marie
at the Manse, Thursday April s, by Re,
George ". {. Hill. They will make the
home in St. Johnsbury
Mr.. and Mrs. F B. Jacques and daugl
ter returned last We 1nesday from a visi
in Boston
Henry Racette from the Brattlebor,
Phoenix Office spent Sunday at his hom
here
Mrs. J. NJ. Gilmore and daughter Mary
of Stanstead, P. g., returned to theil
home Monday, after two weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Fitzger.
aid.
Miss Kate Hauenstein of Burlington
visited friends here last week.
Mrs T. J. Tuck of Sherbrooke spent
Saturday and Sunday in town.
Miss Clara Drew has entered the en-
ploy of Harry A. Scott as book keeper.
Miss Jennie Underwood spent Sunday
in Concord.
c. r. Lynch spent last week in Boston.
Elisha May was in Montreal from Fri
day until Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Catherine Pratt of Providence, r.
l., and {. F. Morrill, of Bradford, were
called here the first of the week by the
death of their sister Mrs. F. T. For
saith.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Pope Of Barton
spent Sunday with their son, Fred H.
Pope, returning from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley E. Pope at Montpelier
Mrs. A. 6. Rollins OF Portland has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs G. w. Story, and
Mrs. Story's sister Mrs. Clara A. Hun.
toon of Concord, n H.. is spending a
few weeks with her.
The many friends of E. H. Walcott of
Boston, for sometime the associate
editor of the CALIFORNIAN, will be inter
ested to know that he has recently been
appointed Japanese consul at Boston.
Though the position is largely an honor
airy one it brings him in close touch with (
all the japanese in that city, and he is
able to hold the office and continue in
his more arduous position in the claim s
department of the Boston Elevated rail-
way. i
St. John de Crevecoeur Chapter, D. A.
r., was entertained on Monday after
noon April 10th, at the home of Mrs. c. {
II. Stevens. Miss Fannie Z. Russell read a
a paper on Colonial Dress, Miss Caroline '
5. Woodruff on Arts and Crafts of our
Jrandmother's, and social hour was o
enjoyed. \
John Temple of Whitefeld visited his d
aunt, Mrs {. K. Lynch, last week. e.
Mrs Herbert W. Hovey entertained a
ew friends at 500 Saturday afternoon in fl
lonor OF Miss Gertrude Hyde v
George {. Richardson, who died at
Barre recently, was for many years p
'esident of St. Iohnsbury, and had also II
esided in Concord, Wheelock and Lvn. &
lon. y
Mrs. l.. w. Hastings has been critical. c
Ill but is now reported better. a
David Williams, who underwent Il
cry serious operation at a hospital in
'rookline, Mass, is recovering much fr
1ore rapidly than was anticipated and la
expected to leave the hospital Monday N
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boivin are plan.
ing to move to Lancaster to live with a
heir sons, D. ]. and Octave Boivin. C,
Mrs. A. c. Tatro, Mrs. O. F. Colby of
wanton and Mrs, George Shaw of +,
outh Vernon, Mass, have been visiting h.
-iends here. :,
The marriage of ]. F. McCarty and Y,
Hiss Abbie F. Thomas will be solemnzed
t noon today at the brides home on
ummer street. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. O. Boutwell, go Fri -
ay to Brattleboro to visit relatives and
iil start the first of next week for
cattle where they expect to make their =
ONE.
Hon. Henry c. Ide, minister to Spain, p
spending the week here and has been Pr
1ost cordially greeted by his many
-iends Gov. Ide and daughters sail from b.
lew York, May 6, on La Touraine of N
he French line and he will be at his post
n Madrid about the first of June. Dur fir
ng the summer Hon. w. Bourke P
,ockran and wife of New York will visit C
hem, the Cockrans sailing for the con- k
inent May 20. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Perkins of Mont IL
,elier spent Saturday and Sunday at a
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald's. h