St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION.


F. c. Calder of Spencer's store is
spending his vacation in Boston.
M. j. Quimby starts on prospect.
ing tour to Los Angeles, Cal, next
Tuesday.
Carroll S. Page of Hyde Park was il
town Tuesday at the st. Johnsbury
house.
Mrs. E. M. Symonds and daughter
have gone to Richford on two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Charles Green of Worcester
Mass, is stopping with her sister, Mrs
VIM. Horne of this place.
Mrs. Horace w. Aver has gone to
Grand Isle, Nebraska, for two
months visit to her brother.
Alvin Flint and his sister Kate have
gone to Peaks Island to see the bean
ties of the ocean in September.
Miss Page, employed in Mrs. d. A.
Morrisenas~s store on Railroad street, is
spending her vacation in Sheffield.
Joseph Fairbanks, the little son of
Col. w. p. Fairbanks, who has been
very i'll at Old Orchard, is thought to
be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Morse of
Minneapolis are visiting at P. D. Blod-
gett's. Mr.. Morse is native of YER
mont.
Mrs. E. S. Wallace is visiting friends
in Massachusetts. During her absence
her place in the South church choir
will be taken by Miss Josie Porter.
Miss Kate E. Richardson of Brook
Ign, N. Y, tried her hand at trout fish
ing over in Waterford the other day
and took a good string of them.
Charles Flint of Norwalk, Conn.,, son
of l.. B. Flint of this place, is visiting
here. Charles has been at work in the
factory at Norwalk the past 10 years.
Editor Tobin Of the Swanton Courier
was in town on Saturday, accompany
ing the SwantOn base ball club on it's
triumphal tour. Some editors have
lots of fun.
George H. and Ellis w. Moore, sons
of George P. Moore, entered the school
at Wilbraham, Mass, Monday. 1t is
their purpose to spend year and
graduate there.
Mrs. Ellen Foster was engaged to
speak in St. Johnsbury Monday even
ing but through a mistaken address in
a telegraph message she did not receive
the notice i'm time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and
daughter from Worcester, Mass, are
visiting at Moses A. Stevens also
Miss Blanche futile from Laconia, N.
H., has been spending week there.
Judge Jacob Hovey and wife have
gone to Caledonia springs, Canada, with
the hope that the waters will relieve if
not cure Mr.. HOvey's sciatic rheuma-
tism which has been quite bad of late.
Miss c. G.. Ross, daughter of Henry
Ross, went to Chicago Monday on
visiting tour.-Mrs. l.. M. Wilson, who
has been visiting friends in this vicin-
ity for some months, returned to Chi
cagO Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Hazen and daugh-
ter Mary left Monday for a two or
three weeks trip West. They went
via Niagara Falls to Minneapolis and
will visit Des Moines, Iowa, and other
points before their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bundy have re-
turned from their six weeks Western
trip, coming via Niagara and the Thou
sand islands. They will remain here
for the fall and winter at least, occupy
ing the Babcock house on Cherry
street.
Rev. S. S. Martyr of Peacham preach
ed in the Euclid avenue Presbyterian
church in Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday,
Aug. Is, and the Plain Dealer news
paper gives a pretty full report of the
sermon and compliments the speaker
and his efforts.
James F. Hogan, formerly manager
of the st. JOhnsbury clothing company
in this place, was nominated for town
by a caucus of 1900
at Rutland last week.
The movement was started by the
of Labor.
Miss Bertha Won Hillern has given
one of her best paintings "Sunset near
FOstoria, o." to the Catholic church
fair at Winchester, Va. Miss Won Hill
lern spent summer in st. Johnsbury
a few years ago where she made many
warm friends.
Mrs. Henry Chubb of Winter Park,
who has been spending the
with her parents at Newport,
has come to this place for a longer or
shorter stay. She has her two children
with her. Mr.. and Mrs. Chubb former
ly lived in this place but have been in
Florida for the past six years.
Rev. DR.. Daniel t. Fisk of Newbury-
port, with hia wife, spent the Sabbath
in this place. DR.. Fisk is the father of
Mrs. Charles Savage of Berkeley, Cali
fornia, and was called to become the
pastor of the North church i'm this
place nearly 40 years ago, which he
declined, and he has been settled in
ever since.
T. A. McKinnon, general manager of
the Southeastern railway, from New
port to Montreal, has been appointed
of the western section
of the Canadian Pacific railway, with
headquarters at Winnipeg. Mr.. Nc