St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-02-10
PERSONALS

Miss vera Drew entertained part
ofyoung friends on Saturday evening a
birthday party. Whist was played a
FIVE tables, a variety of stunts enjoyed
refreshments served and the compan,
presented their hostess with fine pai
of snow shoes.
Mrs. hrtha Quimby Brown of Bur.
lngton was here Friday on the way to
Smith Mills, P. O., to see her father, who
is very i'll.
A. E. Reed, who has been very ill for a
week past, is slightly improved
Miss Maude Barbiery goes Saturday
to Montreal to visit friends during Car.
nival Week.
Edward Stafford Of Dartmouth Col
lege was at D. D. Patters )ns over Sun.
day.
c. E. Bachand of Sherbrooke, grad.
nate of McGill law school, visited his
brother. DIR !. D Bachand, last week.
Hiram Moulton of Montreal spent a
few days at F. 6. Bundy last week, and
Mrs, Moulton returned home with him
Monday.
Col. Alexander G. Halves ofSan Fran
cisco is spending few days at Harvlin
Paddock's.
WI. Lowrey is spending the week in
Boston.
w. A. Kicker very pleasantly entertain
ed a number of gentlemen friends at
cards Friday night. Refreshments were
served and social time enjoyed.
George Squires of Laconia is spending
a few days in town
Mrs. Margaret Craigie of South Rye.
gate was called here by the illness of her
sister, Mrs William Parks who has
been very sick with pneumonia but is
now gaining.
Mrs. Walter Morgan and daughter
Madge of Coaticook have been visiting
at Louis Ponds.
John Moriarty of Portland street is
very low with typhoid pneumonia.
A party of 20 young men, partly from
the Fairbanks Office, went to Passumpsc
by train Thursday night and tramped
on snowshoes to T. II. LISTERS where
they enjoyed delicious supper
Mrs. Harry Russell and niece, Doris
Perry, of Barre, are visiting at lanes p.
Hicks. Their many friends are interest.
ed t" know that Mr. Russell, who has
been employed at Burlington, has been
transferred to Barre, to be yard master
for the Central Vermont railroad.
Matthew Fleming injured his hand
quite severely while saving wood last
week.
E. {. Chandler, who has been employ
ed in the Merchants National Bank for
the past II years. and for the past 10
years as teller, has resigned on account
OF his health.
N. X. Young's mother, Mrs. D. S. |
Young of Glover, was operated on at
Brightlook Hospital, Saturday. and is
as comfortable as can be expected Mr.
Young is spending some time with his
son.
The many friends of Mrs. c. NJ. Stone
will regret to learn that she is critically
i'll.
Mrs. c. M Lamson of Auburndale,
Mass, has been the guest of Mrs. Walter
P. Smith the past few days and been
most cordially greeted by a host of
friends
Miss Carolyn H. Lincoln of Spring
field, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Arthur F. Stone.
Mrs. Ashton R. Willard of Boston is
here for few days and is the guest of
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks.
Judge Alfred A. Hall of St. Adams was
here few days the past week on court
business
Mrs. John Hawkes. of Maiden, Mass,
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs c. w. Nay.
Miss Minnie Hynes is visiting relatives
in Montreal.
Clark Amey spent Sunday at his home
in Stratford, n. II.
Earnest L. Clark is sick with diph.
liberia at his home in New York City.
A. H. Noyes has resigned his position
as health officer and gone to Laconia,
where he has leased the Phoenix Hotel
Amos b. Ball Of Manchester, N. H.,
has been visiting his nephew, Frank W.
Ball.