St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-05-05

pany located in Wyoming, and other
western points. During his absence !.
Edwin Parker of this place will have
charge of the company's interests here.
Mrs. H. E. Byron has been shut in
with lame ankle, the result of hitting a
chair rocker
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kicker spent SUM-
day with relatives at Peacham.
Mrs. Mary Packer of East Burke. who
has beer spending some time in Albany.
n. Y, was the guest Of Mrs. J. c. Gray
last week.
Mrs w. ]. Lowrey of Boston has been
visiting Mr.. Lowrey here.
Mrs. P. NJ Hoyt is recovering from a
weeks illness with the grip and stomach
trouble, and is now able to sit up part
of the time.
Mrs. James Mann is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. James Hamilton, at
Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Abljah Smith was called to Lit. |
Teton, today, to attend the funeral of |
Miss Myra Eaton, who was a recent |
visitor at Mrs. Smiths home
Arthur H. Liberty has resigned his
position in the George H. Cross estab-
lishment and has gone to an electrical
school in New York City.
Mrs, Earnest Clark of New York CITY
came Saturday to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
6. Flint.
c. H. Turner very pleasantly enter
tanned some of the boys at the Fair
banks Office at his home on Monday eve
ling. >
Fred NJ. Crosby. editor of the Morris q
lille Messenger has sold that plant to t
=. P. Thayer and on May 3 becomes Ii
editor of the Mddlebury |
register. r
Miss Della |. Griffin started last night b
)r Philadelphia to att nd the annual
leeting of the American Museums asso ! G
alton. While away she will visit the
merican Museum in New York and the =,
hildren s Museum in Brooklyn which r
the only museum in America doing the =
me educational work as the Fair =
inks museum. I
Miss Evelyn Morey of the shorthand r.
partment at the Academy has a po- d.
ion IN an office at Wilder and Miss G
atherine Hunt is employed by the N
Try Maple Sugar Co. as extra stem in
rapher. w
:. A. Stanley spent the last of the Sc
Eek in Boston. w
Arthur Rich of Newport spent Sunday OF
town.
Mrs. Theodore Chase has returned r.
m a visit in Hanover, N. H. " "
Mil Goss is spending a few days at R,
ank Clements. p,
1rs. George H. Cross has been called ia
me from Biddeford, Me-, by the serious nc
less OF Mrs. Catherine Rowland da
Hiss Mary E. Tewett of Berkeley, Cal, n
10 has spent the winter at Underclvffe, As
visiting friends in Montpelier. Miss 30
Vett leaves next week for Missoula, &c
mt, to visit her sister.
he many friends of Col. T. c. Fletcher CT
glad to know that he is improving
ry day.
lrs. Rebecca p. Fairbanks delight ~
Y entertained company of ladies 10
1rsday afternoon and evening in Nj
Tor of Mrs. J. W. Balch. HI,
lrs. ohm N. Gale returned home Fri av
I having spent the winter in Beloit, frc
s., and Battle Creek, Mich. Sa
lrs. Allan Robinson is in a very
Gus condition at Brightlook Hos Mc
al. he
rthur Boucher has received a certif- 7
e as registered pharmacist in Yer Oh
Mt. He is also registered in Massa- at
sets. al
rank Chatfeld Of Toledo, Ohio, is o'c
ting his uncle, II. B. Ford, and calling I
other relatives here. wi
liss Clara Toussaint of North Dan tbs
e is visiting Mrs, James Johnson.