St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-06-17
Personal MENTION.

Mrs. Addie (Kilbourn) Robinson o
Littleton is visiting at A. o. Bakers.
George H. Hale goes to st. Leo
Springs this summer to work in tn
hotel there.
Charles N. Webster of Boston, .jOl
printer, is spending few days will
his parents in this place.
A. B. NOyes and family have beef
visiting his relatives at Hyde Park thu
past week.
Photographer Clifford left for st
Louis this morning to attend the pho
tOgrapher's meeting there.
Rev. d. H. Adams, late of the Free
Baptist church in this place, has NOV
ed to Franklin Falls, N. HI.
Mrs. Ephraim w. Harrington, for
merly of this village, is visiting her old
home.
Mrs. M. A. Potts of Kansas City
with her two oldest sons, is spending
few days with friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Robertson
of Gilmanton academy, arrived at Mrs.
Robertson's fathers, Thomas Knights,
last week.
Mrs. John w. Balch has visited the
past week family friends in Barnet
the first time in many months, since
her long illness.
Rev. l.. l.. Beeman is in attendance
upon the closing exercises of the Meth
Odist seminary at Montpelier, of which
his brother is president.
Mrs. Sylvanus Graves of st. Johns
bury Centre, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Turner, in Par
is, is to sail for home Saturday.
w. HI. Jackson and daughter, Mrs.
Fannie B. Rose and Miss Minnie Gro
well of Boston, are among the late ar
rivals at the academy boarding house.
Miss Annie Gorham, artist, of BOs-
ton, is at her fathers home for short
time. She expects to open summer
class at one of the White mountain
hotels next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Walker have
returned from a brief visit at Burling-
tOn.-Mrs. w. S. Streeter is visiting
her parents, w. w. Wright's, at South
BOstOn.-Miss Almira Fairbanks is
visiting friends in Massachusetts,.
William Chase, formerly of Wheel
Ock, has returned to his son, Ferdi-
nand, who keeps big hotel in the
Adirondacks at Loon Lake, N. Y. Mr..
Chase holds his years well in hand and
enjoys his life at this desirable resort.
Julius A. Morrill, has sold 1900 copies
of the memoirs of Gen. Grant in one
county in Massachusetts the past year.
This speaks well for the book, or for
the persuasive ways of st. JOhnsbury
book agent.
George d. Randall, a member of the
democratic state committee, met with
the committee last week. After the
meeting was over he, in company with
eight or ten others, went up to Hiram
Atkins residence and enjoyed ban
quet that was served in genuine demo-
cratic style and required two hours
time to get away with.
Thomas F. Bagby, who has been
foreman of the moulding room in the
Avery works at Peoria, ILL.,, has left
that position to accept place in BOs-
ton. Before he left Peoria his shop
mates made him present of a fine
gold-headed ebony cane. Mr.. Bagby
formerly worked at the scale works
and is a son of Mrs. Louisa Bagby of
this place.
Rev. F. d. Aver of Concord, N. H.,
preached at the SOnth church Sabbath
morning on exchange with Rev. Ed
ward Fairbanks. Mrs. Aver accom-
panied her husband to this place, her
first visit to her native town in five
years. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Aver are
natives of st. JOhnsbury and are kind
ly remembered and warmly welcomed
by our people.
Marin D. Delchoff of East ROumelia
has been in town for a few days. Since
Mr.. Delchoff was student at the acad-
envy here few years ago, he has been
at Oberlin. He intends to sail for Bull
garia in August, where all his family
friends live. He has been in this coun-
try seven years, and during the late
war between Bulgaria and Servia, his
fathers home has been completely de-
stroyed. Mr.. DelchOf is young man
of fine character and attachments and
his many friends wish him useful
life.