St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-08-04

which were passed in exchange of Ian
to be used for a permanent goyernmer
4 fish hatchery.
= Alr. and Mrs. Lyman 5. Hooker leay
today for York Beach, Me, for weeks
STAY and will visit other Maine beache
, the second week Of their vacation.
Mrs Samantha Morgan Of Manche:
ter. y. H., was a guest of Mr.. and Mr.:
Charles Nichols last week.
Carl Tittemore Of Springfield, Mass.
spent last week with his mother, Mrs
Lottie L. Tittemore at a. L. Bailey's.
I. D. Hazen from Brookline, Mass, il
being cordially greeted by his many
friends, and is at his old home here fol
about six weeks. He is accompanied by
his daughter. Mrs. \. H. Houghton, anC
/ her three children from Brookline. DR.
Houghton expects TO Join them about
the middle Of August.
VIII Moore, a member Of the Boston
police force, who has been spending his
vacation at Island Pond, was the guest
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. ?. Farrell, Sunday
and Monday.
Marshall Montgomery and daughter
Grace are spending a two weeks vaca-
ton with II. J. Mason at Cumberland,
Maine.
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Adams went
to Mortified, yesterday, to visit their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Dennison
Brown. for two weeks. Russell Adams
is visiting Donald Hardy at Greensboro
pond for two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles s. Adams 90 this morning to
Peaks Island.
MIS-. ". T. Nolan of Ryegate is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. l. P Leach, for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Savard have re.
turned from their honeymoon and leave
today tor their home at North Conway,
y. H.
H. F. Jordan Of Brattleboro, president,
and A. R. Slater of Rutland, treasurer
Of the State Board of Optometry were
guests Of A. S Haskins the last Of the
week. Mr. Haskins is attending the
two day session Of the Vermont State
Optical society at Rutland
Walter Carpenter and family have
been spending the week in camp at Joe's
Pond,
Miss Marden Of Barre is guest at J.
A. McLeod's.
Miss Jean P. Moore of McIndoes was
n town yesterday.
Mrs. Mary McFarlane of Sawyers-
rille, P. O. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary A. Impey.
John D. Blackshaw has gone to Port
and for two weeks vacation.
DR.. J. D. Bachand has gone to Sher-
brooke where his family are visiting,
md he will return August 10.
Clarke Amey and c, NJ. Berry went
sunday night to New York on a short
business trip.
Miss Margaret Hynes went Saturday
lfrernoon to Montreal for a two weeks
'acation.
Dean Hale was at Breton Woods,
Monday. He will take his two weeks
,acation at his home in Danville.
Alvi Calderwood is taking vacation
rom his work at Bundy & Woods store.
Miss Goldie Fraser went Monday
morning to Lake Sunapee, N. H., accom-
panied from Claremont Junction by Miss
Dorothy B. Mills, former teacher at St.
'ohnsbury Academy. They plan to stay
At the Ben Mere Inn, Sunapee Harbour.
Miss Gwendolyn Parker Of Hillsboro,
\. H., has been a guest for two or three
days of Miss Mildred S. Stanley.
Fred Cushman of Orfordyille, n. H.,
was a guest of his cousin, Mrs. Arthur
Lang, Sunday.
DR.. Perry Fitch went last Sunday to
Newport, stopping at Willoughby Lake
On bis return.
Miss Elizabeth A. Galbraith has gone
on a months vacation from l.. P.
Leachs store. Miss Katie Mulrooney
returned to her work there Tuesday and
Miss Jennie Underwood today. Carl
Rollins is taking a ten days vacation
from Leach's.
Ernest Barbiery and Donald McGregor
made canoe trip to Pierces Mills, Sun
day, in one hour and Is minutes,
MIR. and Mrs. Horace W. Armstrong
Of Evanston, ILL.,, have been recent guests
Of Miss Helen c. Stevens. Mrs. Arm
strong will be remembered as Miss Jean |
Cochrane Of Groton.
Harry E. Harvey, who has been hav-
ing light run Of diphtheria is improv-
ing.