St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-07-03
Personal.

Owen II. Gates, now studying in
Germany, has beel elected tutor of
Latin in Dartmouth college.
Mr.. Appleton of victory, a brother of
the late John Appleton so well known
here, graduated at Oberlin theological
seminary at its late commencement.
Rev. b. NJ. Tillotson has the charge
of three societies: ut Woodstock,
South Woodstock, and East Barnard.
lie breaches at Woodstock every Sun
day morning, at which place is his
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Mcmillan of Min
neapolis arrived in town few days
since and will remain for little time
with friends in this town and vicinity.
Albert F. Balch, assistant cashier of
the MarshalltowG national bank, is in
town spending his vacation with his
parents and friends.
Henry c. Belden, Esq, starts this
week for ii trip into Minnesota and the
north west, partly for his health and
partly on business. He expects to be
gone some weeks, or months.
A. f. Rankin, Esq, and Rev. DR.. j.
+. Rankin, his brother, expect to sail
July 10th from New York for a three
months trip abroad. They will go to
Switzerland and hope to go to COnstan-
tinople and see Rome before their
return.
w. p. Dillingham;, Esq, of Water
bury, was in town over Friday night
looking after the fences around this
Congressional pasture.
Col F. F. Fletcher and Col. Truman
c. Fletcher returned from their west
ern trip Saturday. They went as fal
into the south west as New Mexico.
Mrs. Abel Wiley formerly of this
town, but now living at Boston High
lands, is visiting her old home.
Miss Emma l.. Taylor is spending
some weeks at her former home in
Derry, n. II.
George Hubert of Union theological
seminary, and a son of Rev. DR.. HUI
bert of Lyndonville, gave two excellent
sermons at the North church last Sab.
bath.
Arthur w. jerks of Concord, n. IL.
played the organ of the North churcl
very acceptably last Sabbath. Mr.
jerks is of the last graduating class a
Dartmouth and is Young man o
much promise, taking the final honor,
in Greek on graduation day. He il
son of George f. jerks of the fomerl,
we'll known publishing firm of McFar
land & jerks.
J VIM. c. Tyler takes the tenor in tn
quartette ut the Episcopal church an'
Alfred Brooks plays the organ in tn
same church. Laura l.. Brook
sings alto ut the North church, tn
place so long filed by Miss Flor
Brown.
In the examination for degrees i
; the medical department of the Uni
vcrsity of Vermont on June %, ROber
$ Bole of West Barnet took the degre
of NJ. ID. with honors. In the examina
. lions for degree he took the first plac,
receiving the highest marks out of 10
graduates. In the examination fC
honors. he was one of the five electe
rs entitled to receive a diploma ,
honors.
o Mrs. Derby and Mrs. Bullock frol
- Massachusetts, Mrs. |. j. Robinson
mother and sister, are visiting her til
- week. The mother is to remain hel
- for the present.
Principal Charles Z. Putney of II
academy has received the title of p
- d. from Dartmouth college. This Civ,
. him the title of doctor.
Judge Asa l.. French has gone to Il
Vermont house, Saratoga springs.
It Nettie Pearl is spending her vac
= ton at her guardians, Charles S. Ha
m ungs's. Miss Pearl ranks first in b