St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-02-24
PERSONALS

Harry A. ROBBIE of Lyndonville was il
town Friday.
Eugene Lachance is receiving
lations on his marriage on Monday tC
Miss Cyrilda Champoux, who has beer
a popular assistant at {. H. Clark s
studio.
Miss Margaret Clark has gone to
Asheville, n c., to stay until the first
ofMay as the guest of Mrs. Raymond A.
Hall.
". S. Boynton and W. A. Kicker were
at Wells River Friday evening to attend
the annual meeting Of the Northern
Bankers Association,
Mrs. Phlura NJ Hoyt is suffering from
a very lame arm and shoulder, the re-
suit of fall in her room.
Misses Lila Gale and Ethel Lindsay Of
Twin Mountain, y. H., are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Burke for a week.
Dr. and Mrs Thomas Mound of Rut-
land spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs.
B. a. Bundy, at F. G. Bundy's.
Mrs. E. E. Sargent is spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs X. E. An
thony, and other friends in New York.
Mrs. David E. Puher of Boston spent /
Sunday and Monday with relatives and
friends here.
Miss Bernice Johnson visited friends in
Coaticook, p O., last week
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Mutt of Montpelier
were guests while in town of Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Howe.
Miss Nell Larkin and Edwin Astle of
Whitefeld spent Sunday at Mrs Eliza
Lacasses.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Leon Adams of
Warren. r. l., are visiting friends here.
Mrs Adams is very pleasantly remem-
bered as Miss Tucker, one of the popular
nurses Of the town.
Miss Gertrude Severance visited her
sister in Boston the last Of the week
L. P Leach and E. n. Webster of the
Hardwick firm of Leach and Webster are
in New York this week buying spring
goods. {
Miss Katherine Murooney spent the
last of the week in Hardwick
Rev ]. A. Lynch of Pittsford was in +
town last week. S
Mrs. F. H. Wilkes of Medford, Mass, '
is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. James A.
Thompson.
Rev, c. H. Merrill is attending the
Congregational Congress at Manchester, {
\. H. '
Alanson Alden from Dartmouth Col I
eye has been spending few days with
his sister, Miss Rose Alden.
Mrs. Clarence Creighton of Brooklyn, s
\. y, is visiting her niece, Mrs George t
". {. Hill.
Miss Georgia Menut was called to
Boston last week by the illness of her q
brother.
Miss Anna Mower Of Morrisville was I
n town, Friday, to hear her brother,
Judge E. c. Mower, Of Burlington, speak
at the Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs James McGloughln of !
Laconia have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene S. Smith.
Miss Ina Clark is spending two weeks D.,
with her sister in Springfield, Mass. =
Miss Annie Lacasse visited at Frank
Fuler's in East Hardwick last week.
The many St. Johnsbury friends of r
Mrs. l.. S. Parker will read with interest '
he notes from India which she has sent !
he CALIFORNIAN, and which are printed '
Elsewhere. Mrs. Parker writes that she 7
las engaged a room in Agra for the c
Worlds Christian Endeavor convention
md will be glad to meet any Vermont :
riends who may be so fortunate as to y
De present,
At the last meeting of the Brattleboro
Nomans Club Mrs. Z. H. Crane read q
PAPER on The Making of Vermont. V
At Norwich University last week Ray q
nond Flint became a member of the u
Alpha Sigma ri fraternity. .
The friends of Miss Florence Delano Il
ire sorry to learn that she is not as well !
is usual this winter 3:
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Chesley of Bos- /
on have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. '
Harry NJ. Cross.
John Chalmers is taking a months va
alton and he and Mrs Chalmers are
visiting in Groton. Arthur Lang is
in Lougce & Smythe's during :
his absence.
Miss Grace Pearson, St. l. a. '9S, who
has been employed since her graduation
at Keene, n. H., died in the hospital in
Gardner, Mass, the first of the week,
and her body was brought to her home