St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-03


w. L. KnoWlton was very much
worse last evening.
Mrs. Margaret Slack who has
been stopping with Mrs. l.. Sulloway
during the winter, has returned to
her home in Wells River.
In the exhibition of the work of
Boston artists in the Museum or
Fine Arts in Boston, st. Johnsbury
visitors have been pleased to find
paintings by William j. Kaula and
Mrs. Lee Lufkin Kaula, SO pleasant
~ remembered as recent summer
visitors. The former shows a
country scene entitled early
November" and Mrs. Kaula exhibits
the portrait of Miss Elizabeth Tit
comb dressed in the costume of
other days and entitled "Grandma's
Things
Albert Kicker was at home from
Dartmouth college to spend Sunday.
Rev. Ralph F. Lowe, the new dis
trict superintendent and Mrs. Lowe
arrived in town Saturday.
Mrs. Susan French is spending two
weeks with relatives at White River
Junction.
William G. Chamberlain of Pen
acook, N. H., and Ellery Chamber
lain of Woodsville were business
visitors here Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Perrigo who has
been stopping with Mrs. L. Sullo-
way has returned to her home in
Lyndonville.
Mrs. N. R. Switser of Laconia, N.
H., is visiting ST. Johnsbury friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Little
field are occupying one of the ten
ements in DR.. T. r. Stiles new
block on Pleasant street.
Saturday evening a party of Mod
ern Woodmen went to the home of
Harry l. Pickering on Main street to
bid him good bye before his depart
ure for Maine. A. H. Gleason in be-
half of Assisqua Camp presented Mr..
Pickering with a fine gold watch
suitably engraved as token of es-
TEEN for the Camps secretary. Mr..
Pickering and family started for
their new home yesterday afternoon.
Miss M. J. Ranney Of Boston has
sold her business and has come to
spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. L. Sulloway.
Miss Annie Stewart has gone from
Montpelier to Portland, Me. where
she will be employed by the firm
with which PerIey Pope is connected.
Miss Mary ]. Nelson who has been
spending the winter in South Pasa-
dena, Cal, has started for home COM
ing via San Francisco, Salt Lake City
and Denver and stopping in Chicago
for a short visit. She will reach st.
Johnsbury about the middle of May.
Mrs. Walter P. Smith and Miss
Martha J. Hall are spending the
week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Batchelder are
visiting Mrs. Batchelder's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beck. Mr..
Batchelder has just completed a con-
cert tour through the southwest and
Mrs. Batchelder has been studying
the cornet in Chicago.
Russell Lowrie is i'll at his home in
Barnet.
DR.. John P. MCGOWAN of New York
city was in town Saturday to see DR..
J. E. Hartshorn, who remains very
i'll.
Mrs. Harry Davis of Danville is
spending the week with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Severance.
ST. Johnsbury friends of James
Wf1lox learn with regret that he is
very i'll at his home in West Dan
vile.
A telegram on Thursday from
Joliet, ILL.,, announced that Charles
Newell who went there in the fall
to work for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., had been very badly hurt.
He was in the yard of a livery
stable where men were drawing hay
to the upper story of the stable.
The rope broke and struck Mr..
Newell with great force in the head.
One eye was very badly hurt, the
skull was fractured and the cheek
bone broken. A second telegram
on Sunday stated that an operation
would have to be performed on the
eye and his brother George Newell
started that day for Joliet. Mr..
Newell was very popular young man
and has many friends who hope that
his injuries will prove less serious
than they seemed at first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goss have been
visiting relatives in Morrisville.
Roscoe M. Annis has accepted a
position with John Wyeth and Broth
er of Philadelphia as one of their
New York representatives and goes
to his new position about the first of
June. Mrs. Ann1s Will join him IN New
York about a month later.
z. S. Waterman spent the last of
the week in Boston and with his
family in Taunton, Mass.
A. Fl. Gleason and Bfrney L. Hall
are at Newport to attend the state
camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America.
Mrs Fl. N. Turner has returned
from her winters sojourn in Cali
fornia and Washington. Mr.. Tur-
ner will not return until the weather
is milder.
The night after his marriage Anne
Duquette received word that his
father had been badly hurt by fal
and on Friday afternoon Mr.. an6
Mrs. Duquette went to st. Henri, P
O., to visit him.
Lloyd B. Mastfn, A. B. Johnson