The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-04-14
ST. JOHNSBURY.

MIA County Medical Society and their
guests to the number of about $50
last evening at banquet at the Av-
enue House. This is the second time
these doctors have entertained the
society but the banquet this year
was a more important event as 1t was
graced by the presence Of the Gov
ernor and the Lieutenant Governor
Of the State. At 1880 the quarterly
meeting of the Caledonia County
Medical Society was held, with pa
pers by DR.. Henry f. Hewes of Bos-
ton, DR.. w. w. Townshend of Rut-
land and Dr.. j NJ. Allen OF St.
Johnsbury. At $3.50 o'clock the med
ical society and their guests sat down
to the banquet. About SEQ invita-
tons had been sent out and about
half that number responded. After
the banquet, which included Shred
ded Wild Oats, the kind that father
didn't like some after dinner
speeches were enjoyed. DR. Charles
A. Cramton was toastmaster and the
following toasts were given: Yer
mont, Gov. George II. Prouty;
"The Massachusetts Societies" DR..
Henry +. Hewes of Boston, North
ern Vermont's Brightlooll Hospital "
Frank II. Brooks, president of
Brigtlook Hospital; THE Needs OF
Vermont" Lieutenant Governor John
A. Mead of Rutland Raising He'll
in a Republican Legislature Har-
land B. Howe, Esq, representative
from St. Johnsbury 70 the Legisla-
ture of 1908; 1.-The Clergyman and
the Doctor Rev. Alfred Poole Grint.
Phi. d.
Mrs George H. Gilbert OF North
ampton. Mass. was the guest of Miss
Lillian NJ. Pearl Monday and Tues
day.
Ranney Greene Foster of New
Hartford, Conn, is spending a few
days here.
Mrs. Isabel Smith has been at home
from Brookline Mass, for few days
but returns this week Her daughter,
Miss Ruth Smith OF Montpelier spent
Sunday with her here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Adams, in com
pany with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis
of North Troy left yesterday to visit
friends in Washington, D. c. On
their return they will visit friends
in New York and Springfield, Mass.
and will be absent about three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Bigelow OF
Stowe have been visiting their son
w. j. Bgelow. returning to thieI
home Tuesday.
Mrs. C. NJ. Berry and daughter
Charlotte. have returned from an ex.
tended visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Farwell o.
Wells River spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond A Pearl.
Miss Lucy Buffam of McIndoes is
the guest of Mrs. Roy N. Howard.
r. NJ. Ram was called to Gorham
n. II. Monday by the death of Mrs
Rams brother, Fred McMulkin.
Mrs. Harvin Paddock has returned
from Bradentown, Florida, where sh,
spent the winter. Mr., and Mrs. +
T. Ide, who have also been in Brad
entown are now at Jacksonville Al
ALBANIA, visiting their son. Georg,
Ide, for two weeks.
Mrs. S. +. Willis of Plainfielt
spent last week with her daughter
Mrs. G. NJ. Spencer. Her grand
son, Roland Spencer, returned t.
Plainheld with her remaining owe
Sunday.
H. A. Cramton of Enosburg Fall
is the guest of his nephew DR., A
G. A. Champion.
The capital stock of the Canadian
Fairbanks Company. Limited. ha
been increased from $65O.O00 to 5000,
900 by issuing shares at 800 each
A. H. Barbour, director of tn
business department of st. Johnsbur.
Academy has resigned his position t
take effect at the end of this term
He has purchased the Nashua, n. II
Business College and will move Their
this fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Barbou
| have made their home here for tn
! past 10 years, for the first four o
which he was at the head of bus
, mess college in the Citizens Ban
block, which bore his name. Late
1t was merged with the academy
} Both have been active members an
workers in Grace Methodist church
Miss Edwina NJ Blodgett went t
Boston Monday where she will re