St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-02-03
PERSONALS

Paul F. Herrick Of Springfield, Mass
is visiting his relatives at Underclyhe.
L. V. Hastings, who has been i'll witt
pneumonia, resumed work Monday a
bookkeeper for the Northern Lumber Co
Rev. J A. Lynch Of Pittsford visited S
Johnsbury friends last week
Mrs Christina Braley returned Satur
day from an extented visit in Claremont
MINI.
Miss Bertha Bragg spent Saturday
and Sunday in Oxford. n. II.
Mrs. Nathan Field of East Hardwick
visited her sister Mrs. A. c. Harvey, the
first of the week
Mrs ! X Herbert was called to Cow
entry last week by the death Of her sister
Miss Bertha Shafter is spending few
days in town visiting her relatives and
friends.
Mrs. {. p. Dayie, who came from Barre
to attend the Scotia Club banquet, re-
turned Saturday to spend the winter
with her daughter Mrs. J. NJ. Corskie
Mrs. W. L. Tucker Of Bethlehem Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. c. r. Ranlet, the
first of last week
Miss Sophia Loveland OF Norwich is
visiting her sister Mrs. George +.
Hazen.
Mrs. W. A. Perry of Barre has been
visiting her son c. Y. Perry.
Charles A. Calder wood went Tuesday
to Waterbury to make an official visit to
the State Insane Hospital.
Mrs Edwin Underwood went Monday
to Portland to attend the wedding of
her grandson,
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of Wal
den have been visiting at +. +. CaIrick's.
Mr. and Mrs. Roydon Cheney are
boarding at the Avenue house.
Paul Burnham is assisting at the Ct-
zens Savings Bank
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hooker and son
Kingsley of Cambridge. Mass, visited
their sister Miss Eva l.. Wilde the last of
the week
Rev. James A. Thompson was in Bur
lington yesterday to attend the services
in connection with the 10Th anniversary
OF the conservation of Bishop Hall.
Charles Weeks returned Friday, from
his western trip. While in the west he
visited St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver,
and Colorado Springs. He reports warm
weather in the west, and no snow
between Colorado and Toronto. Mr..
Perkins and Mr.. Langmaid from Dan
vile, who accompanied Mr. Weeks to
Nebraska, remained, and will farm his
ranch in hat place.
Miss Susie Silsby, who has visited her
cousin, Mrs. NJ. 7. Elliott, has returned
to her home in Whitefeld.
Rev. F Dame leaves Sunday night for
a weeks rest. He will spend the week in
Cohoes, N. y, visiting the members of
his family.
A. Z. Reed is i'll and his studio is closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carleton OF
Muskegon, Mich, have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. l.. p Slack.
Mrs. W. p. Smith Mrs. Ella S Truax.
Miss Cornelia T, Fairbanks, Miss
FlorenceJ. May, Mrs. Herbert w. Hovey
and Miss Della |. Griffin were at Lyndon.
vile, Thursday, to attend the library
conference. Miss Griffin spoke on
Mature Study in Libraries" and Mrs.
Hovey or "Children's Work"
Mrs. d. Nj. Beck Of Woodsville spent
Saturday and Sunday with her husband
here
Miss Henrietta Cattanach of Boston
spent part oflast week with her mother
here
Mrs. A. w. Hawkins is so much i'm.
proved from her recent illness as to be
able to sit up.
Mrs. {. Z. Kirk and son Kenneth were
called to Springfield last week by the
illness Of Mr.. Kirk. He is improving and
they returned home Saturday.
Miss Annie E. Carr is spending few
weeks with relatives in West Lebanon.
N. H.
Mrs. !. NJ. Howe and Mrs. William F.
Whitcher OF Woodsville were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond A. Pearl, Fri
day.
Miss Maude E. Follensby went to
Boston, Monday, where she will spend a
lew months studying vocal music with
Franklin Whyte