St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-11-05
Personal MENTION.

Richard H. Eastman has returned
from his Western trip.
Judge Ross is in Montpelier attend
ing the sessions of the Supreme court
Jerry Drew, wife and daughter have
been visiting friends in st. Johnsbury
the past week.
! Mrs. Beeman and children are visit
ing Mrs. Beeman's father at NOrtl
BrOokfield, Mass.
Rev. Henry Fairbanks preached in
the st. Adams Congregational church
last Sunday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Chase and Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. ID. ROwell have been enjoying
weeks vacation in Boston.
VIM. E. Burnham, composition on
| the Boston Post, is home for a short
vacation. He is son of B. d. Burnham.
r. p. Kidder moved his family to
West Concord, Monday, where he is
finally settled in the grocery business.
Horace Wakefield and wife purpose
going to Boston this fall and talk OF
going to Florida to spend the winter.
Il. l. Sargent of East BroOkfield was
in town last week and purchased two
of Judge Parks best Jersey cows for
his herd. Mr.. Sargent is a brother of
f. E. Sargent of this place.
Leslie Bishop moves from Summer
vile to North Concord where he will
have charge of the railroad station,
looking after the business of both the
Lake and Victory branch roads at that
point.
Those who have recently seen lawyer
H. c. Belden in Minneapolis, say that
he is looking finely and has not been
as we'll for a number of years. He is
connected with one of the first law
firms in that city.
Rev. Geo. w. GOOdell, a former
member of the Methodist conference of
this district, has gone to California
where he is acting pastor of MethO-
dist church. He writes friends here
that his voice is improving.
Among those who have left this sec
ton for long journeys the past week
are Abel HOvey's daughter and her
married sister, Mrs. Chase, of East st.
JOhnsbury, who go to California Mrs.
E. B. Merriam and son of this place,
who go to Kansas Mrs. E. w. Ware
and children of this place, to CalifOr
Vio MpS Galn la Of I tn
Chicago, and John A. CalderwOod of
East st. JOhnsbury, who also goes
West.
Word from George L. Bradley at
Minneapolis reports the family well
settled in their new home and in good
spirits. The result of his family mark
citing may be of interest to readers
elsewhere by way of comparison of
prices, etc. Best -four 5.25, butter %
to 25, eggs 81, potatoes So, beef steak
~ to Is, pork steak 8, sausage 10, win
ter apples 2.60 to 2.75, onions 60, beets
%, turnips %, Hubbard squash per
dozen 40, Concord grapes 4, granulat-
ed sugar IA lbs. for ST..
j. j. Richardson, Esq, one of the pub
fishers of the Davenport Democrat, was
in town yesterday. Mr.. Richardson has
been at w. ID. BrOnsOn's, EastHardwick,
making his annual selection of Jersey
stock, this lot to go to Denver, Colo
RADIO. In all Mr.. Richardson has
bought over one hundred thoroughbred
Jerseys from Mr.. Bronson, and it all
grew out of small advertisement
which he saw in The CaledOnian.-D.
n. Richardson, Esq, the other member
of this publishing firm, is now in Chi
ma, on his trip around the world. He
will spend large part of the winter
in China and Japan, and his letters to
his paper are of marked interest and
are very widely read.