St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-01

The ST. Johnsbury friends of Louis S.
| Newton OF Hartford viii be interested to
| know that the beautiful new Episcopal
church at Swanton was designed by him.
Alvi Calderwood was at home from
Boston over Sunday and Monday.
Miss Jennie Underwood and Miss Mel
lie Smith spent Sunday and Monday at
| the formers home in West Burke.
Miss Elizabeth Galbraith spent the
holiday at her home in East Barnet.
Mrs. A. L. Bragg. Miss Bertha M
Bragg and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bertrand
spent the holiday at Mrs. Bragg's cot
sage at Fairlee.
Allan Robinson of Portsmouth spent
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Robin
son at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Claude Welfoot
Fifteen friends of Miss Carrie P Under
wood gave her surprise party on We'd
nesday evening. Cards were played and
light refreshments served.
Claude Goodrich was at home from
Dartmouth over Sunday accompanied by
a college friend, Charles Stebbins of Bos-
ton.
Edward Reed of Boston has been visit
| ing his brother, A. E. Reed.
John A. Gum, who is employed at
Brattleboro, spent Sunday and Monday
with his family here.
Roydon Chickering of Newburgh, n.
Y, and S. B. Chckering of South Franz
| ingham, Mass, spent Sunday here.
| Mrs. Belle Mcfarland, who recently
| spent some time with relatives in Brad
ford, has returned and taken rooms at
21 Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wright spent
a few days the first of the week with
friends at Laconia.
Andrew Moore, now of New York City,
has been spending a few days at his home
here.
Johnston Stanley was at home from
New York City to spend last week and
Mrs. c. A. Stanley.
Mrs. Jennie C1ough of North Stratford.
N. H., spent few days last week at ].
N. Gales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of New
port, N. H., spent the first of the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Johnson.
Miss Calista Crown of Woodsville was
a guest of Miss Alice Kicker part of last
week.
Miss Laura Ellis of Montpelier was
in town Monday, on her way home from
Hanover.
Mrs. Henry Ross, who has spent seven
months in Denver and Chicago, has re-
turned and will make her home at 81
Main street.
Miss Maude E. Follensby has returned
from Boston and will spend the summer
at her home here.
Harry McCutcheon, SON of John Nc
Cutcheon, employed by the Towle Maple
Products Co., suffered bad injury to
his eye last Wednesday. He was mailing
up a box when piece of steel few from
the hammer striking him in the left eye.
He is now in the Eye and Ear, Infrnary
in Boston and the doctors there hope to
be able to save his eye. T. ]. Nc
Cutcheon of Mortified is spending a lew
days with his parents during his
brothers absence.
L. F. Miner has resigned his position
with E. and T. Fairbanks & Co. and
last week completed his work there after
nearly Al years of faithful service. He
had the confidence of his employers at all
times and was a skilled workman, hav-
ing charge for many years of the sealing
of some kinds of the sensitive small
scales. Mr.. Miner is one of the youngest
members of Chamberlin Post, having
enlisted in the 7th Vermont when only
IT years old, and has an enviab1e war
record. He has been in poor health
lately and it is hoped that freedom from
care will greatly increase his strength.
Harry W. Impey of Boston spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Mary Impey.
Miss Mabel Woodside was the guest
of Mrs. Jacob Salamon, at West Burke,
over Sunday.
RI foy n
in Boston last week.
Paul H. Benedict of New Britain, CT,
was the guest of his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. M. G.. Benedict, from Thursday
until Monday.
Miss Fidelia Fisher, who has spent the
last year in the School OF Religious
Pedagogy. at Hartford, CT, has re-
turned home, and will spend the summer
with her father, Capt. L. W. Fisher.
c. A. Palmer, secretary of the Y. Nd.
c. A, resigned, expects to leave here
Thursday, but will return the last Of
June to accompany the boys to the state
camp for two weeks.
c. w. Hodge has been engaged as
musical instructor and director of the
!! Richford military band.
Miss Carrie P. Underwood and Miss
Harriet Locklin of Manchester, N H.,
will sail June 4 from New York on the
| Free1and of the Red Star line for a sum-
mer trip through Europe, which will
include the Passion Play at Oberammer-
| gau.
H. B. Chaffee of the Hardwick Gazette
has entered the employ of the St. Johns
bury Republican.
Mrs. T. c. Haynes is visiting at North
| HaYerhill.
Mrs. Charles Locke visited her mothel
in Lunenburg last week.
Miss Bessie Ranlet visited friends ii
Littleton part of last week.
Mrs. Mary R obbins has returned from