St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-21

+ Fontaine, were united in marriage SUI
day evening by Rev. DR.. S 6. Barnes, a
his home.
! Miss Caroline NJ Griswold has bee
elected principal Of the Montpelier hig
school for the rest of the year, succeedin,
B. {. Rodgers, resigned. The Montpelie
Journal says: Miss Griswold has beef
powerful force in the high school for
number Of years on account of her eff
cheney as a teacher and her genera
popularity among students and member:
of the faculty"
Mrs. B. G. Sawyer of Swanton has
been visiting friends here
Miss Maude Z. Folensby, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Follensby, returned Monday to
Boston to resume her musical studies.
Fred A. Clement of Woodsville visited
his sister Mrs. Frank E Blossom Satur-
day.
Frank Cheney was in Morrisville Mon
day to attend the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. George A. Cheney.
George Clement is visiting in Warren
N. H., this week.
Judge and Mrs. w. P. Smith are spend
ing few DAYS in Boston.
H. c. Soule of St. Adams has been
spending a few days at Elisha Mays.
Mrs. Chauncey Adams entertained a
party of young ladies Thursday after !
noon and at supper, and in the evening
an eq1al number of young men joined
them for social hour.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage at Mt. Vernon, N. Y,
April IA, of William Franklin Wilder of
Yonkers, N. Y, son of Mrs. Mary A.
Wilder of St. Johnsbury, and Miss May
louise Murphy of Mt. Vernon. They
will reside at Yonkers.
Leigh Noyes, ensign in the United
states navy, is spending a month with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Noyes,
md is receiving warm welcome from
many old friends.
Miss Bertha Lacasse who is sick with
iphtheria is gaining.
Samuel A. Woodside of Worcester,
lass, visited his brother, D. A. Wood
de, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Atwood are visit
lg Mr.. Atwood's brother at Lyndon.
H. w. Brown, R. b. Sampson and c.
. Burleigh OF Boston and T. J. Brown
Portland visited E. E. Gage last week
nd enjoyed few days of sugaring at
'heelock.
Frank Landry underwent a surgical
at St. Johnsbury hospital,
onday. He was suffering greatly Tues
ny, but his condition was not consider
serious. =,
Mrs. II. B. Taylor returned to Plain \
Id, Friday, having spent a few weeks :
sitting friends here. j
Friends of Selden {. Smith will be c
eased to know that he has been adj
tilted to membership in the firm of CHM q
Company, Boston book publishers, h
i'd is at present manager of the Pacific c
past branch. Mr.. Smith was gradu-
ed from st. Iohnsbury Academy in a
1913, and of Dartmouth college in 1897. r
Miss Mary Wesley returned yesterday t
I'm Colebrook, where she was called
st week by the death of her grand
other, Mrs. X. S, Danforth.
Mrs. Mary A. Cate is visiting friends 5
I'd relatives in Cambridge, Mass. for A
uple of months. I
Mrs and Mrs. George II. TAYLOR enter n
ined about a dozen friends at their y
me on Harvey street, Monday even q
2, in honor of their Goth wedding ami u
rsary. Refreshments were served and n
pleasant social time was spent. c;
Mrs. w. S. Bailey and daughter O. O.
elem, and Miss Mary Martin are soon a,
move here from East Hardwick and ce
cupy the tenement recently vacated by b
W. Rowell on Main street. =
Oliver c. Hall, our efficient chief of =
lice has been allowed pension of $12 al
+ month from November 16, 1908.
Rev. J. L. Wesley has been assigned Ja
the Methodist conference to supply at \,
'rth Hero the coming year.
William Johnson, freight brakeman ~ ~
I'm Lyndonvile was badly injured at
assumpsic Saturday night, While =
upling cars on the way freight he was w
rocked down and wheel went over H
lie leg. He was brought here to Bright G
ok Hospital where it was found that NJ
though he had a serious flesh wound GO
was not dangerously injured. OF