St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-09-07
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| Personals.
The annual exodus of students to
| schools and colleges began this week.
Geneva Wilmot goes to the Moody
School at Northfeld, Pearl Wilmot
| to Stanstead Conege, Robert Wilson
to Norwich University, Lincoln Will
son to Dartmouth College, Venila
Shores to Bates College, Lucia Bald
win to Dean Academy, Sumner
Stuart and Fred Dwinel to Cushing
Academy, Richard Mclaughlin to
the University of Ohio, Paul Cheney
and Howard Ford to Ann Arbor,
George Ferguson and Erwin Bundy
to U. ". NJ Medical College, Evelyn
Cheney and Ruth Butler to Boston
University, where they will join
Murie1 Staples, formerly of this
place, Phil Ferguson and Clayton
Fisher to Brown University, where
is also Forest Ranger, formerly of
this town, Dorothy and Elizabeth
Walter to Pembroke Hall, the annex
of Brown, Avis and Elizabeth Todd
to Somerville High School, THETA
Powers to Smith College, Leon Will
ley to Tufts College, Walter Cleary
to Middlebury College, Dorothy APP
plegate to Wellesley College.
Miss Mildred Silsby of Littleton,
N. H., was guest of her uncle, H.
L. Parker, for a few days last week.
Mrs. Josephine Carr has returned
to Taunton, Mass, to begin her
school there.
The Book club held their semi
annual auction Mrs. H. L. Park
er's last Wednesday evening and en-
Mrs. f. H. Davis and Mrs. Everett
Clifford were voted into the club to
fill two vacancies.
Mrs. J. S. Schof1eld and Miss
Emma Goldsmith are visiting in
Irasburg.
MRS. G. M. Campbell entertains
the Christmas club at her home to-
day. "wednesday
Charles and Sumner Stuart with
w. I. Powers and Robert Wilson, en-
joyed delightful automobile trip
last week through the mountains to
Portsmouth, N. H., then home by the
way of Boston.
Last Wednesdays ball game at
Island Pond was attended by several
from here, who enjoyed seeing the
local boys win 2 to 0.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Davis and Karl
are taking an automobile trip this
week to Rockville, Conn, where they
visit at DIR. w. C. Tillotson's.
The Graded School reopened Tues
day with a full attendance.
Mrs. H. w. Lyster returned
Saturday from New York with Mr..
Lyster, who went to meet her on her
return from her European trip.
One of the largest and pleasantest
of the picnic parties of the season
assembled at the Abnaki Club house
last Friday. +
Chauncey Minott has returned to
Montpelier after visit to his sister,
Mrs. H. M. Smith.
Services were resumed at the Uui-
versalist church Sunday, Rev. I. w.
Mclaughlin preaching upon the
subject, Overcoming the World"
Miss Gladys Trotter of Springfield
is one of the teachers in the Lyndon
graded school this fall. She is board
ing with her sister, Mrs. James Dex-
ter
Mrs. James Kenney is recuper-
ating at York Beach, with very fav-
orable reports.
Mrs. Grace (Wood) Ball has re-
turned to Haverhill, N. H., where
she is working in dressmaking es-
Enlistment.
Miss Janet Bundy of Springfield,
Mass, spent few days last week
at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. jameson and
son of Newport were recent visitors
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Dyer
have gone to Salisbury Beach for an
outing, taking with them Mrs. Dyer's
nieces from Rochester, N. Y, Elsie
and Inez Hubbard.
Misses Louise and Jennie Butler
of Columbus, Ohio, have been re-
-
Butler
Mrs A. L. Aldrich of West Burke
visited here last week.
Mrs. Charles Norris and three
sons, Robert, Donald and Gordon,
who spent the summer in this vicin-
ity, have returned to Potosi, Mo.
Harry Bowman, wife and children,
Lawrence and Hazel, have been
spending week at Portland, Old
Orchard and vicinity.
Desmond Gronberg has finished
work at the railroad shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mack are
spending part of their honeymoon
camping at Caspian lake in Green's
boro.
Mrs. John Mccain has been visit
ing Mrs. David Addison in Derby.
Theodore Parker was in North
Midd1eboro, Mass, last week visit
ing Mrs. Cushing and her daughter,
Mrs. Richmond.
Mrs. John Merrill of Newport has
been visiting her father, Henry Wat
son.
Miss Laura Buell. is working for
Smith & Co., at White River juno
ton
Mrs. S. J. Wilson is at home from
Sanbornton.
Miss Clara Shirley has gone to ST.
Johnsbury to spend few weeks with
Mrs Charles Steele.
Mrs. Fred Folsom has been enter
tanning her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Steele and daughter, Louise,
of Manchester, N. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of
Lawrence, Mass, and Mrs. E. F. Or
cult of New Haven, Conn, were