St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

anu john l.. NiaTk OF ManCtesaei, ~
H., Dartmouth sophmores, spent
Thanksgiving with their classmate,
Herbert S. Carpenter, in this place.
Ela.er A. Darling of the Fifth ave-
nue. hotel, New York, was in town Sat
urday.
Arthur and Robert Fairbanks of
Dartmouth college, spent Thanksgiv-
ing under the home roof.
i Hans and Christian Andersen were
called home from Dartmouth college
by the death of their sister, Mrs. Eras-
tus Drew, which occurred Thanksgiv-
ing day. Hans remains here for few
days.
Mrs. Henry Steele and youngest son,
of Somerville, Mass, spent their
Thanksgiving holidays at Judge Ezra
Parks, Mrs. Steele's father.
Alfred c. Harvey and family of NAL
den, Mass, spent few days with j. R.
Baldwin last week, Mrs. Harvey's ia
ther. Mr.. Harvey is still employed by
the Union Pacific railroad.
Carl M. Spencer and wife of Barre
spent the New England festal day at
Geo. w. Spencer's, Summer street.
Mrs. George Dickey of Kansas has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gather
inc Ransom, Green street.
Mrs. N. p. Bowman was called to
Island Pond Saturday by the serious
illness of a brOther-in-law who lives
there.
Jennie P. May has been appointed
assistant in the Athen8um to fill the
place made vacant by the resignation
of Addie d. Hale, who has gone to
Winter Park, Florida, as teacher in
Rollins college.
Frederic w. Phelps contributes to
the last COngregatiOnalist an article
on 'PrOhibitiOn in Kansas" Mr..
Phelps was former student here and
is now professor of Greek in WASH
burn college, Topeka, Kansas.
Miss Hattie g. Parsons, of the acad-
envy corps of teachers, spent her
Thanksgiving recess at her home in
Northampton, Mass.
Albert A. WheelOck, an operator in
the telegraph office in this place, leaves
for term of school at the Methodist
seminary at Montpelier. His place is
taken by G.. E. Summerville of White
River Junction.
John r. Lyster, who has been at
work for VIM. B. johnson the past
year, has bought farm at North Lit
Teton, N. H., and has gone there to
live.
Horace Wakefield and wife left for
Boston this week. After remaining
there for little while they intend to
visit Florida.
John Glinen, formerly of this place,
who has been in West Pennsylvania
for some two years, is in town visiting
a sister who is in consumption. Mr..
Glinen has regained his health while
away.
r. B. Flint and wife, who have been
in the West ten weeks, returned Mon
day. They visited in Minneapolis,
where they saw the entire st. Johns
bury colony, and went as far west as
Denver. The weather was perfect and
nice time enjoyed, but they found
business dull generally.
Frank d. Merriam, who lately went
West from this place, has the position
of shipping clerk with Delvin, Eagle
& Co., grOcers, Chicago.
Mrs. Charles S. Hastings is receiving
a visit from her mother, whose home is
at Manchester, N. HI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hardy spent a
portion of the Thanksgiving recess
with friends at MOrrisville.
Nathan Ranney has left clerking at
Norton 81 Ranney's to teach school in
LyndOn.-Annie l.. Stone of Glover is
now OOk-keeper in this store.
Miss P. d. Hewitt, an academy
teacher, spent her Thanksgiving holi-
days at POmfret.
Carroll S. Page was in town Tues
day on official business connected will
his Office of Inspector of finance.
Col. A. B. Jewett and wife spen
Thanksgiving with family friends il
Rutland.
Robert COlwell, the railroad contrac
Q tor, has gone to New Brunswick fol-
the winter.
;. Dentist r. w. Warner leaves tn,
18th for Colorado. DR.. Warner ha
one or two sons in Denver, and afte
seeing them he will probably g
through to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. w. B. Anderson spent Thanks
giving in Enosburg, going thence t.
, Manchester, N. HI. She will spend the
winter in New York.
Geo. E. Miner of this place, a stn
= dent in Dartmouth college, has gone
to Canaan to teach this winter.
James A. Dow has spent the pas
week at his old home in Haverhill, N
HI.
George Hubbard of Montpelier spen
Thanksgiving and the week following
with his grandson, I'll. j. Goodrich o
this place.
E. B. Tyler, lately from South Afri
ca, is visiting his brother, VIM. C. Ty
% Ter, i'm this place.
d B. F. Weeks goes next month to Lo
y gansport, Indiana, on a prospectin
l. tour.
n A. i. Shurtleff. Esq. ia taking short