St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Marcus j. Hovey is back again from
Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. d. A. Morrison is spending a
fortnight in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Boyce are at
Peaks Island, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Noyes are visit
ing at GrOton this week.
Mrs. w. e. Lewis and daughter May
are at Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Mrs. F. o. Clark and son are visiting
friends at West Charleston.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith of West Randolph
is visiting at L. B. AtwoOd's.
III. III. Carr has gone to Boston for a
two weeks visit at his home.
Karl Goodwin has gone to Weirs, N.
H., to work in a summer hotel.
Harrison Taplin, with wife and
daughter, go to Prout's Neck this week.
j. Hidden of Lyndon joined the G..
A. r. excursion to San Francisco, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Bingham have
been spending the week at Jefferson,
N. HI.
Mrs. Edward johnson and children
are visiting family friends in Pittsield,
| Mass.
A. B. Allen and wife of Clinton,
Mass, are at Mrs. David Aliens, this
place.
George Bonett and family are enjoy
ing the sea breezes at Cape Elizabeth,
Maine.
Miss Mary Shorey is spending two
or three weeks in Boston visiting
friends.
David Chapman of Sheldonville,
Mass, formerly of this place, is in town
this week.
Mrs. o. III. Henderson and children
stock; N. H.
w. A. Bradley of the Merchants
bank is spending his vacation at his
home in Underhill.
Charles B. Houston has gone to st.
Adams Bay to camp out, visit friends
and fish in the lake.
Col. II. G.. Fletcher has been home
this week from Burlington where he is
spending the summer.
Judge Ross and two daughters aud
A. E. Rankin, wife and daughter, left
yesterday for Saratoga.
Mrs. l.. A. EstabrOOks and daughter
of West Lebanon are visiting at l.. w.
ROwel's on Cherry street.
Miss Hattie True of Natick, Mass,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
lin Dakin at South hall.
Mrs. j. B. Rogers and two children
of New Jersey are spending the week
among friends in st. JOhnsbury.
George D. Randall was reelected a
member of the democratic district COM
mittee at the state convention last
week.
Special pension examiner Major r.
V. King has been transferred to Au-
gusta, Maine, and left st. JOhnsbury
Tuesday.
sas City arrived in town last evening
for short visit. They are very warm
ly welcomed.
President o. B. Cheney of Bates col
lege was in town this week on his way
to Lyndon to attend meeting of the
Institute board of trustees.
Carl M. Spencer, son of Geo. w.
Spencer of this place, has been elected
captain of the new military company
lately organized at Barre.
Rev. E. T. Fairbanks returned from
the Adirondacks Saturday and goes
with his family to Brunswick springs
the latter part of this week.
E. N. Carpenter has been visitin G
his cousin O. E. NettletOn the past
week and left Monday for Kansas
where he owns considerable land.
Hans P. Anderson of this place,
graduated at Dartmouth the present
summer, takes c. III. Sage's place in
the Y. M. G.. A. work in New York.
Miss Bessie Eastman of the academy
class of '02 and a graduate of Smith
college the present year, is engaged to
teach in female college at Rockford
Illinois.
Riley Switzer took his brother Isaac
who is in critical condition, to OLD
Orchard Saturday, hoping that return.
ing health will follow the change o
scene and air.
Miss Sarah Arnold of North Abing
ton, Mass, formerly principal of the
graded schools in this place, has beer
, in town the past week a guest at ex
Gov. Fairbanks.
Three of the st. JolInsbury quartet
I Messrs. j. H. Humphrey, Harry May
and E. A. Silsby were entertained fol
day this week by Charles Conant al
his home in Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans K. Andersen in.
tend to go to Denmark, their nativ,
: place, again very soon. They will TAX
y their youngest daughter and expect t.
!. remain abroad several years.
r Edwin j. Stone of st. JOhnsbury Cen
e tire has made arrangements to buy but
}, ter the present season for a large com
Y mission house in Boston. He expect
# to go to the city every week.
: George Chandler, Esq, of Chicago
: with his wife, sailed for England ii
It the Servia last Saturday. Mrs. Chand
It Ter was formerly Miss Lizzie Curtis @