St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-03-08
PERSONALS

Miss Annie Mcdonald is spending
a two weeks -acation from the
Ca1edonian once, at Inverness, P.
@.
The Christian Science Monitor of
Feb. %, contained a group picture
of the Boston University Glee Club,
Ray w. Spaulding, IL of ST. Johns
bury, manager. They have given
concerts this year at Lowell, Law
renee, Nashua, Brockton, Braintree,
and Melrose.
A picture of Raymond J. Trainor
of White River Junction appeared in
Wednesdays Boston Globe as a par
ticipant in minstrel show given by
the Iroquois club of that place the
previous evening; and also of DR..
James L. Miner of Windsor, who
participated in minstrel show for
the benefit of the military band of
that place. Both are former St.
Johnsbury boys.
Mrs. Hattie Lewis, who has been
spending most of the winter with her
sister in Monroe, N. H., was at her
home here few days last week.
A. M. Robbie of Lyndonville spent
Thursday with his brother, w. H. H.
ROBBIE.
The engagement is announced of
Stanley Forbush McGarry, of
Grafton, Mass, st. J. A. '94, and
Miss Caroline Amanda Ware of
Boston, Wellesley 'O8. Mr.. McGarry
is vice president of shoe manu-
featuring company.
The many ST. Johnsbury friends
of Herbert T. Fisher, who has been
for the last six years located at
Hinsdale, N. H., as manager and
treasurer of the Granite State
Moving Machine Co., will congrat-
ulate him on his new position with
the Wells Bros. company in Green
field, Mass. He Will hav e entire
charge of the Office force and also
be sales manager.
Word has reached here or the
death in Springfield, Mass, March
5, of Lewis F. Carr, whose child
hood was spent in St. Johnsbury.
He was born in Cambridge, Mass,
June rs, 1850, to John S. and
Maria Merrill Carr. The family
moved here soon after his birth and
remained here until 1860. He was
identified with the cracker business
and other interests and was prom
inent in political, church and fra
ternal affairs of the city.
Miss Helen B. Clark of West Rut-
land and Miss Ethel G. Taylor OF
Contoocook, n. H., are guests at the
Baptist parsonage.
Edward Stafford has been elected
sachem orator for class day at Dart
mouth college.
Carl E. Gray of Chicago is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c
Gray.
Mrs. Albert Harris is spending {
month in Boston and Brattleboro.
Mrs. w. c. Moves of Bethlehem
will be a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
w. Ball the last of the week.
Gov. John A. Mead has appointed
Miss Myrtle Miller of. ST. Johnsbur.
a member of the commission of regis
tration of nurses and T. n. Vail ;
member of the. State Fair commits
sion.
Miss Viola S. May spent the last o
the week with her grandparents il
Concord.
Among those attending the auto
mobile show at Boston this weel
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Rickaby, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam A. Moore, Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. P. Leach, DR.. and Mrs. w
B. Fitch, Robert Wakefield, w. A
Wright, H. B. Blossom, F. E. Bios
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Ernest Tinker, G. c. Frye
Mrs. Harriet Boynton who has beel
quite i'll with grip is improving.
Miss Jennie MacKay has entere'
the Office of NJ. j. Caldbeck Son {
Co., as bookkeeper.
T. J. MeCutcheon of Mortified ha
been having trouble with his eye al
winter. A few years ago he got ;
piece of steel in it and more recent.
a stone chip but until lately its con
dition had not been serious. A few
weeks ago it became much worse ant
he is now in Boston having treat
ment at the eye and ear inf1rmar.
where they hope to save his sight.
The following st. Johnsbury peopl
attended the funeral of Harley Davi
in Sheffield last Friday, Rev E. E
Phillips and wife, William McNea
and daughter, Eva, and Mrs