St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-08-17
state Personals.

Rev. j. n. Walker of the North Troy
church has resigned.
Mrs. Hannah Holland of TOwnshend
celebrated her ninety ninth birthday.
Francis Fem, a well-known druggist
of Rutland, died August s, aged fifty
two years.
Rev. E. Gerry of Bethel, who has
been preaching in Oregon for year,
has returned home.
Gen. GIout has accepted the invita-
ton to deliver the address ut the fair
in Rutland next month.
George p. Arthur, assistant cashier
of the Wells River bank, becomes the
cashier of the Bradford bank.
II. A. Bruce of st. Adams was
among those killed by the recent acct
dent on the Troy and Boston road.
c. c. Davis, who has been engaged
as grammar-schOol teacher at North
field, has received an offer from Jatf'rey
n. II.
Chauncey H. Hayden, a graduate of
the last class at the university, has
been engaged as principal of Bell in
stitute ut Underhill.
O. II. Perry of Wayland, Mass, a
graduate of Tufts college, becomes
principal of Green Mountain Perkins
academy at South Woodstock.
Lyman Little, NJ. D., native Of
Union Village, died ut Cleveland, Ohio
last week, aged seventy-one years. He
went west when eighteen years of age
Senator George F. Edmunds ha;
promised to be at the Addison county
fair next month for a day or part of {
day, and it is probable that he will de-
liver n short address.
Rev. Charles A. Reese has resigned
the passionate of the Dearborn stree
Baptist church of Boston to accept ;
call from Rutland. The resignation L
to take effect Sept. |.
c. j. Hubbard has declined the re
Gently offered position of principal o
Goddard seminary, Barre, and A. w
Dana of Mount Holly has been ap
pointed to the place.
Rev. Evan Thomas, who has preache'
in Vershire for the past two or tire
years, it is expected will soon be or
dained and installed as pastor of tn
Congregational church.
Col. Greenleaf has appointed Rev
Howard F. Hill, rector of Christ churcE
T Montpelier, chaplain of the first regi
ment Vermont National guard, and h
has accepted the position.
Mrs. Frank Plumley of Mortified
gaining quite reputation as poetes'
: Her contributions are seen almOs
monthly in Demorest's Magazine, an
: occasionally i'll other magazines an
t papers.
, William NJ. Evarts is to deliver. tn
: annual address to the joint eXhibitiO
. of the Vermont State Agricultural sc
ciety and Champlain Valley associa
ton, at Howard Park, Burlington, i
September.
Prof Charles w. StOue, formerly
Berkshire and well-knOwn i'll Frank
lin county, was among the killed b
5 the accident on the Rome and Water
| town railroad. His wife was ais
t among the wounded.
S Aunt Sally Stockwell, the Brattlt
i bOrO centenarian, is still in Il critic;
e condition, with serious doubts if 81
,, has vital power enough left to last Ion!
; She has been through several spasm
t and last week did not recognize friend
{ George II. Bottom, cashier of I'll
u Baxter National bank, has been electe
!; by the Rutland railroad company ;
u = register of the common and preferre
u stock of the company. DIR. j. y. Mea
Il was unanimously elected permanel
treasurer of the road, vice Haven T.
= moved --..,r,r nv / rrt
A Dor, who recently died mt the advance
It age of seventy-seven years, was one
: the best known men on the lake.
. entered the service of the Champlai
4 Transportation company in 1926 IN
5 was its chief engineer for over Tiff
= years, retiring from active service on
: a few years ago.
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