St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-06-16
PERSONALS

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Mas SATURDAY. u1ere s1e vii " p7eser.
At the commescenen: exercises of 81.
Holyoke Colegs, zaere her das2ats-.
sliss Ssncy Carr is Z rseas5er u the
graduating c.ass
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reach GlasQow III jeiy = and returning
reach Sew Tork III SEPTEMBER /. The
party will l1,l3de f>1g from ST. Johns
bury, auong them Kisses Amy = Drzke,
Edith =. Echols and Katherine =.
Bingham. fDrs from AndoYer, Mass, one
from New Jersey, and ,ne from Ohio.
Mrs. Sarah Marshall returned Monday
from visit 10 HazardY.lIe, Conn, with
REV and Mrs. Thonaas Tyre. Since
going away from bere In November Mrs.
Marshall has spent some ting in Water
harry, Burlington. and Ansonia, Conn,
where her daughter IL teaching.
4 pleasant automobile party to Ian
caster last Sunday included Dr and Mrs.
f. II. Ross, and Sirs. Hersey. Air. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cady and daughter, SIR. and
Mrs. w. II. Worthen and son and Miss
Mapde Cleary, Dir. and Mrs. ". }. Al
drich and son, and Mrs. r. =. Bundy and
Irving Folsom.
The friends u Miss Irene Ellis. former
IL q teacher in Waterford, and who has
spent some time here, viii be sorry t.
learn that her father, Thomas &. Ellis ri
Lancaster, dropped dead while attend
ing the dedication If the Masonic temple
at Littleton, last Wednesday. Mrs. Ellis
is also remembered here and in Concord.
as formerly Mrs. Irene Spencer. Miss
Ellis graduated from the Normal
school at Plymouth, \. H., last week
Mrs. Isabel Dana, who has been III for
two weeks with measles and muscular
rheumatism is gaining slowly.
Mrs. John g. Hicks returned home
Friday night very much improved in
health. She has been making three
months visit with her son, George II.
Hicks, in New York City.
Rev, James A. Thompson and J. F.
McCarty, the latter as a delegate from
st. Andrews church, are in St. Adams.
attending the annual diocesan CON
yention
Ray W. spaulding entertained his
Sunday school class very pleasantly at
his home Saturday evening. Games and
music were enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
Miss Sarah Rooney is visiting her
brother, ". J.. Rooney in Island Pond.
Mrs. w. II Sargent vent to Mont.
pelier yesterday 10 visit Mrs. {. b.
Waters, and they both 20 to st. Albans
today, the former to attend the semi
annual meeting of the executive council
Of the Womans Auxiliary Of the Episco-
pal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Camp ofNcwport |
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. George
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