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

Y, Joined bis family at his fathers, c. P
Carpenter. Monday, and will spend TIVE
weeks here.
S. S Rooney Of ST. Adams, travelling
passenger agent of the Central Vermont
Railway, was here Saturday on business
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone and daughter
Eleanor, are making a short visit tc
Camp Aloha at Lake Morey where Mis-:
Edith l. Stone is spending the summer
Secretary Palmer of the Y. NJ. c. A., is
attending the conference of physical
directors at Silver Bay, n. Y, and will be
absent through the month of August.
Mrs. DR.. Randall OF Bath, y. H., was
the guest OF Mrs. Horace Carpenter at
Charles P. Carpenter Saturday.
Rev. Fr. Dame has returned from Bur
lington, Cohoes, and Newport, where he
has been spending two weeks
Sisters St. Mary Angela and St. Yalen-
tine Of the Congregation de Notre Dame
Convent are spending two weeks in re-
treat at Montreal. DR.. J A Drouin will
play the organ at the church of Notre
Danes des VICTORIES during Sister ST.
Valentines absence
Mrs. " H. Haywood, who has been
spending some time with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs H. c. Newell, is spending
the week in Boston and will return Sat
urday.
Mrs. Robert Mackinnon returned Mon
day from Woodstock, having spent the
past week in that vicinity.
Miss Mary Powell has gone to take
her position in the telephone office at
Lebanon.
Mrs. Charles Hill and daughter from
Lebanon are guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. George Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tinker and
daughter, Gertrude E., were at Joe's
Pond last week Thursday and Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. F. 0. Tinker and son
Ernest went to New Britain, Conn, to
attend the wedding of Rev. Wellington
H. Tinker, which took place Monday.
Miss Minnie Bartholomew of Simmons
College, Boston, is spending part OF her
7acation at c. H. Marshall's.
Mrs. Annette Magoon left the first of
he week for Waterbury, where she will
pend few weeks and will also visit in
stowe and Mt. Mansfield before her
eturn. She was the guest of Mrs. Per4ey
:. Pope in Montpelier, Tuesday, en- route.
J. H. Robbins and his daughter Miss
dabelle Robbins, OF Springfield, Mass,
who have been spending few weeks at
Abenakis Springs, P. O., returned last
week Tuesday and have been visiting
Lrs. Luthera E. Gable and other rela-
ives here. They will'also visit in Barre
md Lyndonville before they return
lone.
Judge A. J. Rising of Denver is visiting
Albert Worcester, who returned Satur-
lay from a trip to Burlington, Mont
'elier and vicinity. They also visited
heir home town, Warren, n. H.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Frost, Ruth,
esther, and Grace, went Tuesday morn
ng to York beach, Me-, where they will
,e for month.
Mrs. B. L. Hall entertained her Sun
lay school class Friday afternoon at her
lone at Fairlawn. Refreshments were
eryed to the children and they had a
inc time
John Gibson is spending a 10 days
'acation with his parents.
Edward Gray of Springfield, Mass,
vas guest of Mrs. Abbie F. Little last
sunday.
Earl Evans is at Peaks Island this
week
DR.. and Mrs. T. R. Stiles with their
laughter Charlotte, Miss Edith Gal
u dltHi anu -hlSS DdI DdId howe, are at |
R. P. Davies cottage at Joe's Pond for
1 few days.
Miss Wilhelmina Calender of Rome
ohio, graduate from St. Johnsbury
academy, 1900, is visiting Miss Leila
arr and other friends in town.
Miss Madeline Luckey of Wilder visited
riends in town last week.
The families of DR.. w. ]. Aldrich, H. A.
<idder, W, H. Worthen, and Arthur S.
-heever went for an auto trip Sunday,
making wide circle through the central
part of the state, touching at Morrisville
and Plainfeld among other towns.
Miss Maude Cleary has returned from
months vacation at Burlington to her
work at Lougee & Smythes store, and
Miss Exilia Boucher has again taken up
her work there. Mrs. Clarence Bennett
is back from a six weeks vacation.
Those leaving Lougee & Smythe's this
week for vacations are Miss Ina Clarke.
Miss Annie Hale and Miss Mary Shorev,
who will take month each.