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

e, Mrs. Helen c. Thompson attended Il
st exercises of commencement week {
i. Dartmouth last week, where her so
It Sidney graduated.
Guy Carleton of Winthrop. Mass, VIII
II has been the guest of Collett Frost an
II of Eldridge French returned home las
d week
y Misses Lola and Marjorie French wen
n Saturday to Springfield, Mass, to visi
= their aunt, Mrs. w. H. Ford.
i EIdridge French is now employed in J
: w. ellis store at Danville.
5 D. D. Bean with Miss Florence anc
Master Harold, went last Saturday t.
Barton to attend the races.
Miss Maude Cleary is spending her va
cation with her sister in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs S. D. Atwood and George
F. Leavitt of Worcester, Mass, recently
spent few days in Sheffield.
Miss Ellen L. Brown of Mortified,
who has been attending the American
Library meeting at Breton Woods, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. S. Adams.
E. M. Taft of Whitinsville, Mass, has
been visiting his friends here.
Mrs. J. W. Ellis and daughter Laura
from Montpelier have been spending
few days with her sons here.
Edmund W. Blodgett, Roy N Howard
Donald McGregor, Misses katherine
Hunt, Mabel A, Woodside, Mabel O.
Cattanach and Mabel L. Spencer spent
Sunday and Monday at Caspian Lake,
Greensboro, with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray.
mond A. Pearl as chaperones.
Joseph Carpenter from Concord, N. H.,
is visiting his brother, Walter Carpenter
Mrs. John Todd and Mrs. Matt Dona-
ghue are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Robinson in Boston.
Clarence H. Lingham and family from
Newton Highlands, Mass, are spending
the month at Mrs Lingham's fathers,
Crawford Ranney.
Miss Dorothy B. Mills went Friday to
Alstead, N. H., to visit her sister.
Miss Louise L. Bartlett from Hartford, |
-onn., is the guest of Mrs. Frank H. |
Brooks.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Cramton and |
he children are spending the month at
Averill Pond.
Mrs. |. M. Dana of this place has re-
eived notice from the Kuyahora press,
publishers and printers, Newport, N. Y,
hat her song poems have been accepted.
Mrs. Irving P. Boynton and son Ken
leth Of South birmingham, Mass, were
here a short time Tuesday afternoon on
heir way to Cabot where they will spend
he summer.
Miss Dame of Cohoes, N. Y, is visit
ng her brother, Rev. A. Dame and is the
'uest of Mr., and Mrs. Louis Carrier.
Sisters Jane, Boucher and Bourdeau OF
It. Johnsburv hospital went Tuesday
morning to Montreal for two weeks re
reat.
DR.. A. F. Hill and Miss Lyle Morse of
spent the fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank D. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fadden have
moved to Andrew Folsoms house on
caledonia street.
George Gibbons and son Norman, who
lave been working at Barre, have return
ID home.
Charles S. Hill, who plays in the Uni
7ersity of Vermont base ball team, went
Monday to Burlington to play with the
team during Tercentenary
week. His sister, Mrs. Harry Harvey
and Miss Nellie Stiles are spending the
week in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Wiley and
laughter May expect to move in a few
weeks to King6sher, Okla, where Mr.
Wiley has position as janitor and Miss
May Wiley will enter King6sher college.
They have many friends in St. Johnsbury
who are sorry to have them go so far
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Palmer with their
laughter Grace spent Sunday with W. c.
Harvey at Concord.
b. A, Silsby started last Saturday
morning for Nantucket Island where he
will spend two weeks.
Miss Alice Anderson employed at
Dung & Youngs office at Newport, ar
lVed Saturday to be at home for two
weeks.
Miss Elsie German returned Tuesday
rom a two days visit in Sheffield.
E. E. Ramsey of Bellows Falls was in
own for a brief time, yesterday.
Harry Cassidy is employed for the
summer at the Merchants Bank.
Paul Burnham and Albert Lachance J
spent Sunday in Woodsvile.
Roy Calderwood came Saturday from
Albany, N. Y, and joined his wife at c.
\. Calderwood's.
Miss Carrie P. Underwood and Miss
Lena Carleton of Haverhill, N. H. +
started Friday for Seattle, Wash, where
hey will attend the Alaskan. Youkon Ex.