St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-08-12
Personal MENTION.

George Hallet and daughter return
to Kansas City to-day.
ID. r. Miles and wife are spending q
fortnight at Peake's Island.
Miss May, daughter of Daniel Street.
er is visiting her father here.
Morris Eddy of Marshfeld is visiting
his son, H. M. Eddy, of this place.
Clyde Buckminster of Randall's drug
store is vacating massachusetts.
Willis, son of r. B. Flint of the Cot
tage hotel, is home from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Perley F. Hazen spends the
week at Hotel Champlain, Maquam
bay.
Mrs. Baird of Montreal is visiting
her friend in this place, Mrs. M. M.
Savage.
Mrs. r. w. Warner and daughter
have gone to Peake's Island for few
weeks stay.
G.. A. Whitcher starts for Dakota
next week, to visit brother and see
the country.
c. F. Shepard has returned and may
be found at his Photographic galleries
ready for business.
Miss Sadie Robbie of F. A. Carter's
store is spending her vacation at her
home in Bradford.
Gen. w. w. Grout favored the Gale
DOMAIN office with a call yesterday. He
is we'll and happy.
George Cushman and wife of Boston
are visiting at his fathers, Ezra Cush-
man, in Waterford.
Miss Agnes Hall takes the position
of book keeper in the First National
bank after this week.
Mrs. G. M. Lee of Little Falls, N. Y,
with her friend Mrs. Il. McDermOtt,
arrived in town Thursday.
Mrs. j. X. Colby and her daughter
Jennie of New Haven, Conn, are in
town visiting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.. Winch of New
York are visiting relatives in this
place and East st. Johnsbury.
c. M. Stone and family, and Misses
Isabel and Helen Fairbanks, are at
Prout's Neck, Maine, this week.
P. j. COwles and wife are spending
the vacation season in the northern
part of the state visiting friends.
H. G. Bates has been in northern
New Hampshire all the week taking
testimony in supreme court case.
Mrs. |. p. Dana and her sister Mrs.
A. S. DuttOn are spending two or three
weeks at their old home in Hartford.
George p. Ide is engaged in the First
National bank, taking John Ross place
who returns to Dartmouth this fall.
Rev. DR.. BrastOw and family are at
Franconia, the DR.. coming over here
Sundays to preach at the South church
as usual.
Mrs. Charles HI. Morse and daughter
of Chicago spent the Sabbath in town.
Mr.. Morse's family are summering at
Newbury.
Mrs. George w. Adams of Thono-
tasassa, Florida, is spending few
days with her niece, Mrs. III. j. COnant
of this place.
Charles A. Stanley and family, Geo.
Ranney and family, Helen l.. Brown
and Oscar Waterman are camping out
at Barnet pond.
Elmer Henderson of the. Fairbanks
store is spending his vacation in Bos-
tOn.-Fred Patterson is at his home in
Orleans county.
Mrs. III. E. Byron, her mother Mrs.
j. P. Hoyt and Mrs. E. E. Woodbury.
are spending the month at South
Harpswell, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Potts of Kansas
City and their three sons have been in
town for few days past, the guests OF
Elijah d. Blodgett.
1. E. Sanborn, who has been at
Springfield, Mass, for some months
has concluded to give up his engage
ment there and return to college.
Thomas Bagby and family of Peoria,
H., are visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred
Kendall. Mr.. Bagby was formerly
employed in the scale shops here.
Gen. HI. X. Ide was in Burlington
Saturday completing arrangements fol
the transportation and accommodation
of the state militia at the muster.
H. M. Eddy is playing the organ at
the Universalist church Sundays dur
ing the absence of Miss Ina Howe, who
is in Massachusetts with her father.
R. L. Porter, wife and son of Wis
consin, relatives of w. P. Chaffee,
Summerville, have been visiting him
and have also been at Old Orchard.
Miss Agnes, daughter of Patrick
TrainOr, who has been spending the
past five months in Little Falls and
Albany has returned to st. Johnsbury
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Stafford, Mrs.
d. d. Patterson and her daughter
Helen and Miss Lucy NJ. Sinclair are
spending a week at the Point of Pines.
Arthur Fairbanks has received the
appointment of tutor in Greek at Dart
f mouth college. Mr.. Fairbanks is eldest
son of Prof. Henry Fairbanks and ht
. led the last class at Dartmouth.
Rev. Charles A. Savage and wife o
Berkeley, California, are visiting Mr.
Savage's family friends in this state
Mr.. Savage was formerly a popular
teacher in st. JOhnsbury academy.
Mrs. George III. Musgrave and daugh
ter, and Miss Emma Waugh of Sum