St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-08-04

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L. Wilde have returned from Prouts
Neck, Ne.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Husband Of
Washington, D. c., who have been
visiting old friends in town, are spending
some time in Montreal and Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Ford of Spring
field, Mass. are spending the week as
guests of her sisters, Mrs. Robert
French.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Crane are spending
a few days in Concord and Canterbury,
n. H.
Edgar L Stanley of New York City is
spending three weeks with his brothers
here
Mrs. George W. Kyburg and son Paul
Of Tenafy, N. j., came Monday to join
Miss Dorothy and Master Henry KY
burg at H. G. EIy's, where they will
spend few weeks, and later go to
Tyson to visit relatives.
F. W. Robinson of the Boston Young
Mems Christian Association, Mrs. Rob
inson and John Robinson are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs {. H. Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. August F HUH Of Exc
ter, n. H., announce tie marriage of
their daughter, Minnie Emma, TO Harley
James Thurber, on Monday, August 2.
Mr.. Thurber was formerly employed in
the CALIFORNIAN Office and his friends
here, as well as many others in this
vicinity, extend congratulations.
Miss Martha Power OF Hudson, Mass,
a college friend of Miss Mary Ely, is Wis
iting her this week.
Miss Alice B. Warden goes tomorrow
to Sanders Cove on Lake Winnepesaukee
to spend several weeks.
J. Edward Beard of Somerville, Mass,
was a guest at Mrs. Emile L. Eastman's
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Caswell of Con-
'ord, n. H., called on their mother, Mrs
:. Caswell, last week. on their way to
Greensboro to visit relatives for a week
Mrs. A. ". Simpson Of Stoneham,
Mass, who has been visiting friends in
Danville, was in town yesterday on her
way home. Mr.. Simpson was here Mon
lay.
Burleigh Simpson is carrying the mails
o and from the post Office during the
-acation of Murdo Mcdonald, United
states mail messenger.
F. H. Somerville from Philadelphia is
listing his brother, c. E. Somerville,
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Nutting of
'outhbury, Conn, are guests OF Mr. and
Irs. E. 7. Ide for week.
Mrs. Lawrence Schneider of Rochester,
!. H., and Miss Ella Gee of Keene, n. H.,
re guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ball.
Mrs. Robert Vernon and three children
nd Miss Julia Longmore are camping
t Joe's Pond for ten days.
Henry w. Ellis and son Malvern, and
lr. and Mrs. John Ellis are camping at
AXE Memphremagog. Mrs. H. W. Ellis
nd the other children are visiting in
hanover, n. H.
F. c. Owen was guest ofhis daughter
lrs. A. c. anderson, last week at Wing
Dad, n. H.
Clayton Ryder was kicked in the face
y horse at his grandfather at
,yndonville, Sunday. Later he fell
own on stake and injured his eyelid.
Miss Flora E. Fleeny of New York,
atrick P. Curran, and John J. Cosgrove
f Providence, came Saturday to be the
uests of James Cosgrove for a month.
he party 60 to Miles Pond today to
pend week.
The following are the guests of Mrs.
c. Wing Mrs. Harry Wing of Breton
Woods, Mrs. D. ". Quimby, Miss Ruth
!uimby, Earl c, Quimby, and Everett
lark, all OF Boston, Mrs. Francis Genge
+ Lynn, Mass, Mrs. Lucia Buck OF
1averhill, n. H.
S. D. Atwood and T. H. Underwood are
pending ten days at Abenakis Springs,
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John Baril and Miss Jennie Cyr were
larried at Notre Dame church Monday
1orning by Rev Father Marceau. The
ride was gowned in blue princess silk
atfeta and carried white roses. The
rides sister acted as bridesmaid, and
10Th wore large white hats. The groom's
rother was best man.
William Wetherbee is at, Abenakis
prings for his health.