St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-02-05


Miss Annie Houghton has been
spending o few days with her sister,
Mrs. Myles Gilman at st. Johnsbury
Mrs. John Ahern was in Boston
a few days last week.
Charles L. Stuart was at home
from Boston a few days last week.
He reports that Mrs. Stuart is i'm
proving in health under her new
treatment, and is now able to ride
out a little.
Judge ]. t. Gleason, while split
ting wood one day last week, near
ly severed the great toe of his tight
foot. He is now under the surgeons
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. N. Vail have
gone to Boston for a few days be-
fore starting for a cruise through
the West Indies in their new yacht.
Mrs. Will Gage has been visiting
friends in Ayers Cliff, 2. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jock OF st.
Johnsbury Center visited at Joshua
Beni's last week.
Ms. John Merrill Of Newport was
called home last week By the Ill
ness CT her father, Henry watson:
who is suffering from the effect Oh
a paralytic shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint OF
St. Johnsbury visited at IL. }. HUB
bard's last week.
Miss Matte Watson OF Montpel-
Ter has been visiting her cousin
Mrs. Frank Silsby, and The two Ia
dies spent few days with other
relatives in West Burke.
The Rev. Jesse lIalsey. an as
sociate with DIR. Grenfell IN his work
in Labrador, gave an interesting lee
ture in the Congregational chur1h
last Wednesday evening"
Lorna Weston is working in the
Novelty shops.
Friends of Mrs Amelia kelby
Church of Walpole, N. H., who lived
here for many years, are sofry 10
learn that she is very low, having
suffered two severe shocks OIL par;lE-
sis.
Mrs. Robert Monroe was with Fer
sister, Mrs. Charles Monroe a.
Beebe Plain, P O., last week.
w. M. Phelps of McIndoes was III
town last week.
domestic science demons .at OF
will be held in the Institute Chapel
this afternoon on the SUBJECT
seMeat, composition and prepe ration
of cheap cuts Mr.. Ruggles will De
present and cut up side of beer.
Miss Lizzie Barnett OF kirby Is
working at F. A. Robes.
Miss Ruth Butler is at home Tor
a few days from Boston UNIVERSITY.
Miss THETA Powers was at home
from Smith college for a few days
last week, and has returned to her
studies.
G. M. Campbell Jr., spent Sunday
at home from Dartmouth College
Mrs. Lorenzo Eaton has been en-
Pertaining Miss Stella Huntiey OF
Waterbury.
A daughter was born last week
Monday to the Rev. and Mrs. j. Z.
McKim.
Maurice Cheney and Robert Will
son have been home for few days
from Norwich University.
w. S. LETTERS has been taking a
business trip to Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Daniels and
M. e. Daniels attended the funeral
of the late Rev. J. K. Fuller at john
son last week.
A son was born last week to Mr.
i and Mrs. Winifred burlington.
7 A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Will Van Cour last week Wednesday
but died Friday and was taken tc
Glover for burial.
Mrs. Napoleon Rivard Of Newpor
has been visiting Mrs Arthur Char
land.
Mrs. Carleton of Newbury is stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. FREQ
Wilcox.
Mrs. Sarah Clark died last weel
at the home of her nephew, Georg'
Ingraham, on the Wheelock road
with whom she had lived for
number of years She was 81
years of age and had been well
preserved, and in very good health
Funeral services we're held or San
day.
David M. Silsby has lost the u.s.
of his left eye, this misfortune com
ing to him suddenly about ten day
ago, while sitting at the breaktas
= table. He will consult a spce1alls
I and all of his many friends hope hi
5 eyesight can be restored.