St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-07

Guided her services in the office at the
lie Berry-Ball store and is succeeded by
:. Miss Helena Beck.
Miss Hattie Bennett of this place and
o Ira Gravelin Of Morrisville were married
,, at Morrisvile on Wednesday, March 81,
by Rev. K. A. Smith Mr.. and Mrs.
d Gravelin have since spent few DAYS
here, but will reside in Morrisvile
S Miss Mary Ely and Miss Dorothy Fair
5 banks gave kitchen shower for Miss
Elizabeth Merrill, at Elmwoode, Thurs
day afternoon, when about 20 young
ladies and young matrons were present.
The affair was very informal and music
and charades were enjoyed, the last |
charade taking the form of the shower.
April fool stunts were INDUCED in, and
refreshments were served. Misses Jeanie
Darling and Mary Hale from Newburv
and Miss Marion Park from Passumpsic
were out of town guests The afternoon
was a very delightful one.
Mrs. John G. Hicks, who has been
visiting her son, George H. Hicks, for
some weeks in New York City, will not
return for some time. 1
Malcolm Mcleod has gone to Lake I
Megantic, P. O., to spend few days
with his brother.
Mrs. Vernon James of East Burke is G
visiting her daughter, Mrs O. E. Beck.
Mrs. T. J. Cree of Springfield, Mass, v
has been visiting friends here.
Warren Peck, Sidney Thompson and AL S
bert Kicker are at home from Dartmouth S
for the Easter vacation. :
Willard Goss of Washington, D. c.,
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Cleora Lane and Miss Ellen al
Harris were in Boston last week buying w
millinery goods.
Miss Margaret Shields is at home from CT
Mt. Holyoke college. M
The Old China club met at the Museum -
tuesday, afternoon and listened to a talk ~
n Wedgewood and his pottery by Miss M
leila |. Griffin ~
Mrs Walter p. Smith and Miss Caro- -
ne S. Woodruff entertained a small
ompany of ladies on Thursday after
Don. Picture puzzles were enioyed, &c
lrs Smith read selection from Brown
g appropriate to the Easter season, SIN
nd delicious refreshments were served. -
Mrs c. F. Palmer spending the week
18th her son and daughter in BROOKLYN. -,
Miss Hortense Peters has been visiting cor
rs, Helen Thompson. a
Mrs. Henry X. Albee goes this week to A
sit her son and daughter in New York. gen
Mrs. W. H. Rollins is sick with pneu- ste
)na. yea
Miss Grace Waite spent last week in sm nj
stOn. A
Miss KATHERINE M. Bingham enter Na a.
ned between so and rs people at her age
'dio Monday evening in honor of Mrs. CA AT
telle Hurll. The hours were spent in Al
mally and chocolate and waters C oad
re served. AZ
Kisses Hazel and Una Rice of Lancas- MO- MO-
are visiting friends in town this AT
elk. agec
Hiss Carrie Underwood and Mrs. c. =
spent the last of the week in
ston. i h
lr. and Mrs. Grant Brown are spend St.
two weeks in Boston wiah relatives. Ciga
ames Burns, who has been in the en- soi'%
y OF 7. n Vail at SpeedweB Farms at
1don Center for the past two years, is -
lin in charge of the ST. Bohnsbury
enhouses. Clarence Webber and AL a.. AZ
Mcfarland, who have been employed u
re are soon to conclude their work, We'd
former going to Lyndon to, reside R HnHr
the latter to Waterford. Satu
a IT a. Sund
any H. Narf mas been and still rs Mont
ically i'll with pneumonia, but for the -
few days has been improving u
htly. Mrs. Carr has been threatened '
the grip, but is better To
ISIS Florence Fassett, who teaches at weie,
ows Falls, has been spending the good
alton with her brother Cborles Eos large
good
mare
|. Staples is confined to the house and {
severe attack of asthma. weig
&c 1o.o.,h p...,4 safe
0'Np" an DaiiAS entertained years
~ OF eight young ladies at luncheon w,
1day in honor of her sister, Miss won
abeth Merrill, and on Tuesday after Penn
n Mrs. Chauncey Adams and six of GU
S Merrill's friends gave her shower, anu anu,
pletely fitting out work bag for her. Sons
gorge Fetch spent last week in Boston Hc
ending grand opera. quire
Irs {. F. Hawley has been shut in on EG
ount of yheun, +;c,,, "Rh(