St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-10-14

Rev. K. E. Phillips was at Upper
Waterford on Monday to oficiate at
the funeral OF Mrs. Wallace.
John and Don Cameron of Wash
ington are registered at the ST.
Johnsbury House.
Mrs. w. ]. Bottomley of Worces-
ter, Mass, and son, Kenneth, are
guests of Mr.. and MS. James Elan
agan, having been called here by the
iIness of Mrs. Bottomley's sister,
Miss Margaret Flanagan.
Mrs. G.. H. Knapp spent last week
in Barre and Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Masten are
spending the week in Boston and
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Agnes Higgins and niece of
Barre spent Sunday with Mrs. Bird
get Roach.
Miss Della Barnard of Johnson
visited her sister, Miss Ida Barnard,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin F. Palmer
left st. Johnsbury last week and will
be at New Rochelle, N. Y, until their
home at Mount Vernon is ready for
them. Before going to New Rochelle
Mr.. Palmer had to go to Ohio on
business connected with his mothers
estate.
Mrs. E. M. Taft of WhitinsviIle,
Mass, has been visiting st. Johnsbury
friends.
A. S. Haskins, secretary of state
board of optometry, is scheduled to
speak at the annual meeting of Maine
Association of Optometrists at Port
land today. Mr.. Haskins will give
his illustrated lecture, Light and
Colors." He has also accepted an
invitation to address the Massachu-
sets Optometrical Association on the |
same subject at their annual meet |
ing in Boston, Nov. 6.
Miss CAROLYN Lincoln, who has
been spending the summer here,
leaves today with Eleanor Stone for |
the latter's home in Springfield,
where she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur F. Stone for few
days and will then return to her home
in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Martha Harlow has moved /
from "a to II Main street.
Mrs. ChRnpcy F. Sargent who has
been spending some time with her
Mrs. J. H. A. Bousf1eld,
has returned to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Dorothy Fairbanks was home
from her school in Littleton, N. H.,
for the weekend Two of the teach
ers Of the school, Miss Pearl Gibbs
and Miss Katie Wilcox, also spent
the time with her at Elmwood.
News is received here of the death
at Pattenville, N. H., of Frank H.
Smith, rs years old. He worked for
Miner & Hill as a painter 2 years /
and at Fairbanks for eight years
and has been away from st. Johns
bury six years. ]
Miss Alice Burns gave party in
honor of Miss Katherine Potts OF
Holvoke Mass, last week, Tuesday.
Mrs. Constance Bacon is spending
he week in Boston with friends.
Miss Zera Jacques of New YORK
City spent last week with her broth '
sr r. B. Jacques. l.,
Mr.. Fessenden of Toronto, Can, !
s spending a week with his sister, '
Mrs. F. B. Jacques. Z
Mrs. Roy Eaton spent Sunday in l
Newport.
Mrs. E. P. Thompson is confined
o the house by illness. I
Mrs. John McMeekin of Woods :
lille spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
mpey.
Mrs. Harry Hunt has been called U
O her home in Newport by illness in f
Ter family and Miss Florence Bur
,ank succeeds her in F. w. Taylor's
tore. {
Mrs. Perley Bacon is visiting b
riends in Boston. G
Mrs. C. F. o. Tinker accompanied S
Tr. and Mrs. Ernest Tinker to Bos-
on Sunday and will spend two weeks e
here and in New Britain, ct. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Woolson I
f Springfield spent Sunday in town a
allied here by the illness of Mrs Fred
Y. Taylor. s
Miss Celia Washburne of Hing Z
am, Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T
ephie Washburne.
John H. Borland Of New York City b
, visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81
ames T. Borland. 81
Mrs. Clarence Bennett is iii and
nable to be at her position in Lou II
ee & Smythe's store. 81
Miss Alwilda Wells was at her n
ONE in Burke the first Of the week.
DR.. Alice E. Wakefield has return a
i to New York City to resume the Il
ractice of her speciality for the win d
n. y
Miss Clara Wvman of Fitch Bay, n
O.. spent Sunday with Mrs. James tt
rady on her way to Nashua, N. II. d
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsbree D. Locke
nd Mrs. A d. Locke Of Waban,
lass, Lyman Follensby of White
cid and A. G.. Tomas of Sherbrooke, D
O., were called here by the death =;
I G. @. Follensby. A.