St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-11-13
PERSONALS

Mrs. Robert Campbell is spend
ing a month with relatives and
friends in Boston, Springfield, Mass,
and Johnson, N. H.
Postmaster A. F. Stone is ID Am
herst tonight to attend a meeting
and banquet of his college fraternity
Mrs. J. H. Hastings of Minnea-
polls has been visiting at st. JOsns-
bury at IA South Park, for
the past two weeks and will remain
for a snort time longer.
Mrs. Waiter Halves of Chicago will
leave for New York today.
Mrs. s. p. Perley of East Berk-
shire is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Raymond S. Hawley.
4. A. Calaerwood was a business
visitor III Waterbury one day last
week.
MISS Ora koundy of Lyndonville
spenC PIIuay ana saturday with MISS
L.v.a brown.
MRS. Z. b. French Of Concord Wis
lieu MRS. haLLle M. weeks the tIsC
OF TIC weeA.
Leo Johnson of Hardwick was a
Vls4Lor III Lown one day Aast Week Oh
his way 20 boston.
M. anu MS. IL. b. HOOKER, MISS
Vera DIeW, MASS JuIa M. HOOKER, I'll
hA1l rlOOAer sLnu Carroll FOX spent
Sunuay a. ora IN. Drew in DanVIle.
MISS Asnes Lonergan VINO has
been VIsIIAns a. Tie nome Oi > "A.
Moore 4oI LwO WeeAs, returned 70
her nome III Burlington, Saturday.
Jonn nloAaDy went TO st. raul,
-.
Dus4nvss.
Aou4s DECK spent sunday in VEINS
hlVeI, me quest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
LAs..4y "A. Beck.
Mar. anu MIS-. Adds p. Ladd spent
Sunuay al L4CLleLon, N. ii.
MIS-. OeOI 81 ). AsselIn is in Bos-
ton vAsItIAs ner son, george, VINO 10
- s~nVVl anu her parents, Mr. anu
Mrs. w 4l4Ian MarLIneau.
MASS maze CarIetOn VINO mas been
Spending Two months IN MoIrIsYI4-
Wan Ie4auVes returned home las,
WeeA.
MS. John J. Rhodes was called t.
Wens hlver saturday 10 attend the
tumelal OF ner sIsJer-In-Iaw, Mrs.
Dawn BLOCK.
MISS naitn vance spent Sundas
anu RlOnuay at her home in BOlLoD-
vile.
4rA4s. 4a4IOe ~. JOCK OIL Newport ~
spSn44ns ner VaCaIIon WAN her paI-
en.s, hll. ana MIS-. r.. N. carr.
pIluay, NOV. 10, is the last day
on Wn4Un taAes may De pald 70 Lne
treasurer o. the town ana village Oh
81. JOnnsDuIy 20 ODCaIn the pei
cent uIsOounL. Adv,
Joseph r1OoIe went 10 LoWel1JoWn,
No, A4luoy, where he has employ
mem.
MIS-. r. N. brown entertained her
slsLer, MAS. GEORGE D, GrOuC and
Two uau5n Iers, Mass t1lIua vi. GrouL
OF oprlnsn elu, MASS, anu mis-. Men
neLu Il. A9AAuIlIn OL bose, Iuano, ana
benjamin ~. RIOOers OF Boston al
a uanneI party SUNDAY. 1eSLerdaJ
at new port mere was doubIe Weu-
ding, MISS hIIua M. circuit united III
marriage 70 benjamin ii. Mooers,
anu naIpn n. hamDIeJ OF OpIlnSnol~-
Mass, married 10 MISS NaLaIle IarI-
ton Oh Newport, formerly of Spring
heId, Mass. Mr.. Hamblet will be
/ remembered as a GEEK at one time
in Lne Derry-baIi store. After a short
WeauIng LrIp Mr. ana Mrs. HanD4e
WIN reside IN Springfield, Mass,
where Nj. HamDIett has employment
ana Mr.. and MRS. Mooers viii live
in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. David v. Maxwell
of schenectady, N. Y, spent two
days last week with Mr.. Maxwelfs
brother, r. H. Maxwell, making the
trip by automobile. Before re-
turning to their home they visited
several towns in western Vermont.
Mrs. Anna Puffer went to Dorches-
te4 Mss, FRIDAY to remain during
the winter.
Mrs. William Poissant, who has
been visiting her brothers, Albert
Fred and Samuel Desrochers, has re-
turned to her home in Canada.
Miss Julia Laferriere has sue
ceeded Miss Racette as a teacher in
the Convent.