St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-10
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. HoIbrook have
bought the c. d. Cook house on Pleas
ant street. Arlington. for a residence
and will take possession the first of
June.
The Comus club was entertained
Monday evening by Miss Ruth Impey.
Miss Florence Hudson is substitute
ing in the office of the Holbrook Gro
Gerry company at Woodsville.
+. w. Magoon has gone to No
via Scotia on business trip and will
be back ready for work next Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Morrill,
went Monday TO Worcester and Bos-
ton to be gone until Thursday. They
made the trip by automobile.
DIR. and Mrs 3. Z. Doyle are
spending a week in Boston.
A daughter. Wilma May, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Drown on
Friday. but lived only "a hours.
At a meeting Of the senior class at
the University of Vermont two girls
were elected class day speakers, one
Miss Ruth Grandy of Burlington, es-
sayist. the other Miss Ruth Adams
of st. Johnsbury, class poet
Miss May Tillotson is i'll at her
home on Cherry street
Charles A. Calderwood is suffering
from diphtheria and is quarantined
at his home on Pearl street.
Three children of Charles V. War
rem of Clarke's avenue have the
whooping cough. The baby, seven
months old is very sick with it.
f. G.. Bundy, who has been travelling
in southern New England for the
Goodyear Rubber Co. came home last
evening and will spend Sunday with
his family.
Miss Elizabeth Hills, librarian of
the Cobleigh library at Lyndonville,
was in town yesterday.
News is received of the birth of a
daughter on Wedsenday at West
Woodstock to MIR. and Mrs. Harold
w. Perkins and granddaughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton of
Randolph. Mrs. Perkins was Miss
Alice Hamilton and the little daugh-
ter arrived on the mothers birthday.
Neil S. Montgomery of East Hard
wick and Miss Agnes Ruth Craig Of
Peacham We're married here Wednes-
day by Rev. T.. b. Richards at the
Manse. The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Montgomery, former
residents Of st. Johnsbury
The frontispiece of the last num-
peT Oh vogue Is a reproduction OIL a
photograph of Mrs. Shane Leslie and
her two-year-old daughter, Anne
Theodosia. Mrs. Leslie is referred to
as one of women in America who are
doing so much relief work for Eng
land.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roderer and daugh-
tiers have moved from the Gauthier
block on Eastern avenue to Caledonia
street.
George Woods was injured yester-
day while at his work at the freight
station. He fell from the running
board between the platform and a car,
suffering a badly sprained back and
shoulder. He was taken to his home
and will remain from work for several
days.
Mrs. Charles Mcpherson and two
children are visiting her parents in
Concord
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Desilet yesterday morn
ing.
s. J. Holmes of Barnet was a bust
ness visitor in town yesterday.
Eugene Smith of Hardwick was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. Ben Ferlazo of Colbrook, N.
H. is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs E. N. Brunette.
Mrs. Dudley Fitzgerald was recently
operated upon at Brightlook hospital.
She is making a good recovery.
Oliver Cameron is in Guildhall on
legal business.
J. e. Walker is exhibiting a new
auto, which he will use in his work as
salesman.
Arthur Graves was in Montpelier
yesterday attending Supreme Court.
DIR. Charles d. Hazen has accepted
the appointment of professor of mod
ern European history at Columbia
university. his work consisting of lee
lures to graduate students two days
each week.
A number of the shop mates of
Robert Rodgers gave him a surprise
party att his home Thursday evening
in honor of his birthday. Ernest
Rodgers. on behalf of the shop mates
presented him with gold signet ring.
Refreshments were served and a very
pleasant evening spent.
Among those registered yesterday
at Bertrand's Hall were A G. Perry
and L. ]. Labelle of West Rutland,
w. X. Potter of Providence, r. l., and
F. G. Bucklin of Rutland. Mr.. Pot
ters work in connection with the
physical valuation Of railroads, will
keep him in st. Johnsbury for about
two months.
Rev. Chauncey A. Adams and wife
and daughter of Danville and Miss
Dorothy Fairbanks, who is teaching in
the Littleton High school. were at
Elmwoode Saturday in honor of the
s6th birthday of Prof. Henry Fair
banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Trainor and
daughter of White River Junction, &C