St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-05-04

era glass, which, however, will not be
powerful enough to separate the star,
50 that much of its beauty would be
lost. The bright moonlight will OBJ
scure the view to the unaided eye.
Personal.
Rev. Mr.. Lockhart is in town this
week for the purpose of removing his
family to Worcester. He preached his
first sermon to his new charge on the
22d ult., from the words, "Who, then,
can be saved p Mr.. LOckhart is a ma
tive of Nova Scotia, and a graduate of
the theological school at Bates college,
Lewiston, Me. He has preached five
years at Lisbon, Me-, and two years
each at Danville and st. Johnsbury.
| His present church has been organized
about two years and is in growing
condition. He has the best wishes of a
host of friends for his success in his
new field
Owen II. Gates and his sister, Flora
l.. Gates, contemplate years study at
| Leipsic, Germany, on the completion
of their college course in this country
the present summer Mr.. Gates is in
Dartmouth college and Miss Gates is at
Wellesley. They are the oldest chill
dren of Rev. NJ. A. Gates of this place,
and they will make the most of this
rare opportunity.
Willis f. Dodge of Lowell, who
graduated from st. JOhnsbury Acade-
my in 1879 and was admitted to the
Orleans county bar in 1880, has been
appointed city attorney of jamestown,
Dakota. The jamestown Alert says
"Mr. Dodge ranks among the ablest
and most successful attorneys of North
dakota"
n. P. Dodge and II. c. Kinney, for
merly of this place, have entered into
partnership in the lumber business at
Rathdrum, Idaho, with Mr.. DOdge's
brother, and the firm now reads Dodge
Brothers & Kinney. Their many
friends In this vicinity will wish then
success.
George LOwden of Lewiston, Me-, 6
student of the theological seminary
from which Rev. II. Lockhart gradu
ated, supplied the Free Baptist pulpit
on Sunday. Mr.. LOwden will gradu
!, ate in June.
, Rev. f. w. Culver preached the mis-
siOnary sermon at the NJ. E. conference
on Thursday last. His theme wa
Christianity and its enlightened influ
ence upon the social, moral and politi
cal condition of all nations.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Chadwick has gone t,
Omaha, where she expects to remain
part or all of the summer with her son
and daughter who are located there.
John McKinnOn has gone to GeOr
gian bay on the Northern Pacific rail
road where he has an appointment un
der the Canadian government. Hi
> family will remain here for the pres
ent.
Rev. b. NJ. TillotsOn has been invit
ed to preach for the graduating class a
. the Green Mountain Perkins Insti
tute" on Sunday, the 18th inst.
Mrs. +. B. Merriam of st. JOhnsbury
p Mrs. Ex-Gov. G. w. Hendee of Morris
+. vile, and Mrs. Major ID. J. Stafford G
r Augusta, Me-, will start for HO
Springs, Ark, next Tuesday, to b
n gone about six weeks.
Thomas SpoOner, ST., is very low a
g the residence of his sOn-in-law, H. {
Dodge, in New York. If his conditio
will permit, he will be removed to hi
= home i'll this place this week.
Mrs. p. F. Hazen is in Boston thi
II week, and will attend the sixth trier
= NAL festival of the Handel and Hayd
Il society.
c. G. Thompson of Sherbrook
! spoken of last week as being i'll at tn
place, is improving, and is considere
- out of danger.
Hon. w. w. Grout will deliver IL
II address ut Chester on Memorial-day.
George Simpson has taken positiO
as clerk in T. c. Fletcher & Co.
store.
J. Mrs. 5. p. Colby returned on Frida
from a several weeks visit at Ne
Haven, Conn.
Calvin Morrill, of Providence, X.
N late of Dakota, made flying visit
y his former home i'll this place tn
in week.
~ A. ID. ROwell and wife are passi1
IN the week in Boston
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