St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-04-02


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have gone to Bethlehem for the
summer.
Miss Hazel Parmelee who has
been taking Miss Pauline RandalPs
place in the Summerville schools,
has returned to her home at st.
Adams.
Mrs. George Chamberlain has
been ill for a few days.
Miss Ruby Smith is spending her
vacation in Colebrook.
J. S. Weeks is in Tilton, N. H., on
business.
The Misses Elizabeth and Irene
Peck returned to Boston, Monday
night.
Miss Mabel G. Silsby, Wellesley
1914, came home Saturday to spend
a weeks vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Ada A. Silsby.
A. B. Noyes returned Sunday
from his trip to the middle west
where he witnessed some of the
many horrors of the cyclone and
food.
Mrs. Archie Wilcomb accompan-
led her husband on his trip this
week.
John Cosgrove of Providence, R..
l., is visiting his brother, James
Cosgrove.
Leon Densmore spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Lyndonville.
Mrs. James Cosgrove although
still very seriously i'll, IS gaining
ST. Johnsbury was we'll represent
ed at the annual banquet of the
Boston alumni of St. JOhnsbury
nf hn
Twentieth Century Club by Prof.
James K. Colby and Frederick G..
Fleetwood of the trustees, Prin. M.
G. Benedict, Harlan N. Wood. Miss
Johnson, Miss Jouett, Miss Brown
ell. Miss Hardy, Daniel Dahl, How
ard r. Bennett and Alvin Cotton of
the faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Brooks
have been spending a few days in
Boston.
The many friends of Charles E.
Putney of Burlington will learn
with regret that he has been obliged
to undergo an operation for mas
told abscess at the Mary Fletcher
hospital but will be glad to know
that he is making good recovery.
Mrs. Sarah B. ChadbOurne who
has been very ill is better.
Miss Elizabeth S. Peck is playing
in the orchestra at the Shubert
Theatre in Boston, during the pre-
sentation of the "Foibles of 1913"
by the Boston Woman's Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Porter
spent Sunday in West Burke.
A E. Barber has returned from
Boston, where he was recently call
ed by the illness of his wife, who
is somewhat better.
Mrs l.. N. Smythe was called to
Rumney, N. H., Monday by the Sc
rious illness of her mother.
Miss Amy B. Drake is spending
the week with her family at Bris-
toll, N. H.
Miss Vera Genge is visiting
friends in Morrisville.
Miss Mary Blake left Saturday
for Laconia, where she will spend
her vacation.
Miss Grace Barney left Friday for
a weeks stay at her home in South
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. En- Gage are
among recent visitors in Boston.
Miss Marguerite Dinsmore of
Smith college is at the home of her
father, A. H. Dinsmore, for the
Easter vacation. She is entertain
ing a college friend, Miss May Way.
Miss Ella Brownell is spending
part of her vacation in New York.
Percy Judd is at his home in Ca
naan. for a week.
F. E. Potts was in Littleton Sat
urday.
Miss Mildr,d Bailey entertained
few young ladies Wednesday eve
ming at her home on Spring street.
Miss Daisy Johnson of Waterbury
Ct, has been spending a few days
with Mrs. John Beck.
Mrs. Ralph Sulloway is substi-
tuting at Franklin county court for
Miss Mary J. Nelson who was called
home by the illness of her aunt
Mrs. George NJ Howe who is max
| ing good recovery from an opera.
ton performed Thursday.
George c. Cary and daughter
Madeline, and Miss Gertrude Frank
lin are on a trip to New York and
Philadelphia this week.
Charles Somers of Dalton, N. HI.
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Scott
Harris.
Mrs. Harry Lillicrap of Concord
visited Mrs. o. d. Adams last week
Mrs. EfHe Patrick who has beeI
i'll at Brightlook has left the hos
pital.
Mrs. Robert E. French returned
Monday from a visit to her sister IL