St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-01-21
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Edith Fisher has been visiting
friends in Lancaster. az ~ .sl

Miss Edith Fisher has been visiting
friends in Lancaster. e ~ as.i
E. B. Merriam started for Kansas
City, Missouri, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Howard are
spending couple of weeks in Boston
Mrs. o. Chase is spending fortnight
visiting friends in Boston and vicinity.
Mary B. Shorey, who has been clerk
at T. c.. Fletcher's will remain with the
new firm, Harvey g. Brown.
Postmaster Wing of Montpelier was
in town Friday, taking in the masonic
gathering. ..4
III. C. Bond of Littleton, N. H., is
clerk in the Boston & Lowell railroad
Office at the depot.
Prof S. III. Bracket delivered a lee
ture on electricity in the Barnet course
last evening. He will deliver SINH
lar lecture in Barton next week.
Mrs. j. L. Perkins, president of the
Vermont w. G. t. o., is delivering a
series of addresses before the unions of
WINDSOR county.
Postmaster Carpenter Joined the vet
Grams at Burlington last evening. 9th
ers in the place will probably go to-
day.
Mrs. Lauraette Bingham is talking
seriously of going to Florida with the
Ide party. Mrs. Jacob Ide and Mrs.
Rinnhan, ORC SistarS
Photographer ID. A. Clifford started
Tuesday afternoon for Florida, his f.
nal objective point, however, being
Cuba. He took his gun with him.
Fred Sellick, a young man from Bris-
toll, England, who is reading law with
Lawyer Dunnette, will play the organ
at North church next Sunday.
General Secretary G. L. Page goes
to st. Adams Tuesday to meet those
who propose to form Y. M. C. A.
there and to aid in organizing the
same.
Miss Jennie p. May, who has been
assistant at the Athen9um, gives up her
E. Hartshorn. Miss May goes to Bos-
ton to live with her parents.
Rev. G. w. Jenkins is settled over
the Universalist society in Belfast, Me.
He writes that Belfast is bright little
city, the society one of the best and he
anticipates pleasant and profitable
passionate.
Hon. AlOnzo Carpenter of Bath, n.
H., and Frank Streeter, Esq, of Con-
cord, N. H., were called to this place
Friday by the death of Mrs. iona. Ross.
Mr.. Carpenter is Mrs. Ross brother and
Mr.. Streeter is Mr.. Carpenters sOn-in-
law.
Owen H. Gates is giving some lee
lures in Orleans county on subjects
connected with his years sojourn
abroad. The local press speak highly
of these lectures. Rev. NJ. A. Gates,
now of Barton Landing, is also Occa-
sionally giving a lecture on "Travels
in Scotland and Ireland" to the salts
faction of all who hear it.
Gen. and Mrs. III. K Ide expect to
start for Florida next Tuesday. The
Generals father and mother, Jacob Ide
and wife of Passumpsic, will probably
accompany them, as will also VIM. II.
Nelson and wife. Mr.. Nelson goes
with the hope of benefitting his health
which has been quite poor this winter.
1t is earnestly hoped he will soon be
restored.
Amos Barnes, for many years a resi-
dent of this town and conductor on the
Passumpsic railroad, but of late years
one of the prOprietOrs of the Hotel
Brunswick, Boston, is about to largely
add to his already extern sive hotel bust
ness. July LIST Barnes & Dunklee are
to take possession of Hotel VendOme,
Boston. They will then be landlords
of the Brunswick and Vendome, both
palatial houses, the new hotel corner
of Newbury and Dartmouth streets,
and of the Hotel POnemah, at Milford
Springs, N. H.