St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-24

NN't " 'NNNSiN, -heSS'J anu entered up(
his duties Thursday.
n Rev. and Mrs. George A. Williams
l. Johnson, were the guests of c. H. Woo
Y over Sunday.
d Mrs. Eliza Ranney greatly enioye
the annual dinner party given in hone
! of her 91st birthday at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. George H. Morrill,. Satu,
day. There were present her daughter
Mrs. Freeman A. Pierce and Mr.. Pierce
and her sons, Crawford and Freemon
Ranney, and Mrs. Fremont Rapnev
Mrs Ranney is in the best of health anc
greatly enjoys the company of her fami
~ and friends.
Ward Brennan left for his home in Ho.
boken, N. j., last Wednesday, and will
report at Hartford, Conn, on April II,
for duty on base ball team for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eastman of Lit.
Teton entertained house party over Sun
day, the guests including Carl Greene,
DR.. II. Roy Allen, Miss Bessye Ranlet
and Miss Agnese Stone.
Mrs. Perrin Powers of Milby, p. O., has
been visiting her sisters here.
Mrs. M. D. Welch of Wheelock visited
Mrs. E. E. Gage last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Rowell expect to
go Saturday to Montpelier where MIR.
Kowell has position with the Capitol
City Press. Mrs. George Carleton and
son Ralph will accompany them and re-
side with them at 81 State street.
Miss H. NJ Spaulding was called to
Randolph this morning by the death of
Ter father.
Miss Mabel Hudson of Lisbon spent
unday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
masa Hudson.
Mrs Sanders Of Albany spent Sunday
nth Mrs. Alice Carpenter.
Mrs 0. c. Ashton Of Rutland. presi-
ent of the Vermont Federation of
'omen's Clubs, was in town few
ours Friday and met the officers of the
ederation here very informally at the '
Iuseum.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs. c.
Morse will be sorry to learn that both
I'VE been sick. Mrs. Morse is recover. {
g but Mr. Morse has slight attack
pneumonia. a
Edmund Carr is at home from his :
hool at Salisbury, CT.
Miss Adine d. Hale of Wells River
ent Tuesday with Miss Mabel 0. Cat o
mach. t
Mrs. George L. Bates of Morrisvlle is b
sitting her sister, Mrs. Fannie Genge.
W, II. Bayley of Peacham spent Tues
y in town.
IRA Spaulding and Joseph Moore are er
home from Goddard Seminary and T
aries Hill from the University of Yer y
mt. p
sister John of Calvary, superior at St. s,
nnsbury hospital, is attending retreat M
Montreal
<oy N. Howard and Donald McGregor
party of friends at a snow
De party Friday evening with Mr.. and
s. Harry M. Nelson as chaperones.
Layton Bond has accepted a position =,
the office OF the Northern Lumber Co. p
will begin work there April first. o
IN Farnham is now working at the w
st National bank. "'
lrs. Addie Hopkinson of Springfield ",
ass, is spending week with Mrs. p,
ank d. Bowker.
lrs. John Darlington of Greensboro al
tied friends here few days last week. "
l. Abbott and Guy Abbott return 81
yesterday to Chicago and Mrs. D. E.
rrlman will return Friday to South al
dley Falls, Mass. w
ev. S. G. Lewis, who has many friends W
MS seCtlon ana who was transferred pe
IL Hardwick in 1907 to the Des stl
ines, Iowa, conference and stationed !
Northboro, has been called in the mid gu
OF the conference year to the Fifth a.
nue. Methodist church at Council IN N
u.s. lie has accepted and been APP :
1ted to the charge by the bishop. lot
few friends of Harold S. Gage form ma
OF st. Iohnsbury Center, gave him a u
pleasant surprise Saturday evening, an
rch 20, at the home of his grand H.
her, Mrs. Hurlburt, it being his 10th |
hday. The evening was pleasantly OF
ut with games and music and he was 'u -
'ented with a postcard album. A on
'e birthday cake, made by his sister Ha
decorated by his friend, Clayton Y
ne made the luncheon very attrac- toy
. All joined in wishing him many +
py birthdays. tire
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