St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-15

tuck's departure from the -pastorate
of the Methodist church of Natick,
Mass, is quoted from the Citizen"
published in that place. FMr. Shat
tuck has been with us compare
lively short time but throughout the
town his work and influence have
been felt. He is a strong man in his
pulpit and in the parish, a man of
untiring energy and boundless re-
sources. But he goes to larger
| field of usefulness and we must for
get our disappointment, our sorrow,
our loss and bid him God speed.
Tracy Buswell went to Spring
field, Mass, Monday on business to
be gone a few days.
Miss Mary Louise Paradis of
Montreal, who has been visiting at
the home of her uncle, E. M. Para
dis, for several weeks, returned to
her home last Friday.
Miss Avis Gotta spent Sunday with
relatives in Derby.
Miss Yvonne Legendre, who re-
Gently underwent a serious opera
ton at the ST. Johnsbury hospital
was given a post card shower on
Thursday.
the last of the week in Boston.
C. M. Berry has gone to New
York and Boston on a short bust
ness trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Patterson
and daughter from Pompanoosuc
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. At
wood
The Search Light club were en-
tertained Monday night by Mrs.
Lindol Scott.
Mrs. J. C. Gray and Mrs. Mary
Packer who were visiting in
Lyndonville and Burke last week,
have returned home and expect to
leave this week for Chicago.
Miss Florence May spent Sunday
in Danville at the home of Mrs. j..
Il. Tinker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beck have
returned from Barre where they
nave been for the past two weeks.
A. D. Seaver Of Barton and A.
HubbeIl OF Falls Village, CT, were
guests OF G. b. McFherson, Mon
DAY. Mr.. SeaVer and Mr.. ,HubDell at
tend TiltOn Seminary, Tilton, N. H.
w. A. Wright returned home Fri
day from New \ ork and Detroit, al
ter spending two weeks away.
Mrs. George H. Cross and Miss
Caroline S. Woodruff and Mrs. j. w.
Tltcomb of LyndonvilIe were at
springfield last week to attend a
meetlng of the executive board OF
the State Federation OF Women S
clubs.
Miss Susan Clark entertained a
20 DO, ENeIJ IT1Cr
with choice program OF seIectlons
on the Victor.
S. S. Ballard has appointed DR..
Jonn M. Alien one OF the delegates
TO the American Good Noaus con-
gress at Rochester, N. Y, on NOV.
L0-l7.
Howard 3. Blossom has gone to
Savannah, Ga, where he mas a po-
sltlon with the Buick Company Tor
the winter.
Mrs. Joseph Howe OF Woodsville
spent several days last week villa
ner daughter, Mrs. Raymond Pearl.
Harold O. French and mother,
Mrs. A. B. french, have leased Ed
gar l.. CarrIcks house on BOyntOn
avenue tor SIX months.
Miss Ruth c. Impey spent Sun
day III Woodsv1Ile with Miss Flor
ence M. Hudson.
c. E. Merrill went to Victory,
Monday, on business.
Miss Madeline Donley has taken
a position with the Passumps1c
Telephone Co. as operator.
S. X Brigham left Tuesday for a
trip through the White Mountains.
George Bickford, Jr., of Sheffield
spent Friday in town.
Mrs. Sarah Hovey was the guest
of Miss LeoIa torsaith last Friday.
Horace Hunt expects to go to
Walden for a few days deer hunt
ing.
Sidney Currier of Cabot was the
guest OF c. B. Mcpherson recently.
Misses Mildred Deos and Beatrice
Whipple spent Sunday in Lyndon
vile at the home Of Miss Whipple' S
cousin, Mrs. K. l. Davis.
Mrs. L. N. Smythe has returned
from Woodstock, after spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Spear.
A telegram was received yester-
day from Miss Mary E. Stone say
ing she arrived safely in Pasadena,
Cal, Sunday evening. Philip Stone
is steadily improving from his Sc
we're injuries received in a railroad
accident. The FAMILY have moved
into new house at 1876 North Bon
ME Ave.
Mr. and Mrs Clarke Amey are
recovering from the effects of pto>
maine poison which they suffered
Saturday.
Mrs. Juliette LaWton of East
Burke has been visiting at the
home of E. H. GaskiIl and other
friends.
Mrs. Fred H. PilIsbury enter
tanned a small company on Monday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles
A. Currier and Mrs Fred Pierce of