St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

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George E. Miner has entered the law
Office of Ide & Stafford to read law.
Frank Bailey of Lancaster, N. H., il
employed as a new clerk at Harvey &
Browns.
Miss Annie S. Morse of Newbury has
been visiting the past week at Judge
ROss's.
Mrs. Ella S. Truax goes the present
week to visit family friends in Grafton
county, N. HI.
Mrs. Margaret Stanley left on Tues-
day for MarshalltOwn, Iowa, to visit
her daughter Mary.
L. w. Rowell's family are spending
a few weeks with Mrs. Rowell's friends
at Lebanon, N. H.
William Moore and daughter have
gone to Ossipee, N. H., to visit Mr..
MOore's son, the doctor.
Mrs.. Fred Robinson and son of this
place are visiting at Barton, Mr.. Rob
inson's former home.
Mrs. L. HI. Thompson of Irasburg-
formerly Helen Kinney of this place
is visiting in town.
Miss Amanda NorthrOp, teacher in
Mr.. Moody's school, is spending some
time in this place.
Mrs. George C. Barney goes to Mon
treal next week to be with her son
Levi for few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey r. Paddock of
Boston are visiting Mr.. Paddock's
mother and sister in this place.
Miss Abby P. Brown goes this week
with T. C. Fletcher and family to Shell
burn to remain for few weeks.
Alfred r. Brooks played the South
church organ last week in the absence
of the organist, Nj. FL. Eddy.
Mrs. M. w. Howard and son Irving
have gone to Dunbar, Dakota, where
Mrs. Howard has sister living.
Mrs. w. j. Cornell with her two
sons of Omaha is visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. G.. Chadwick of this place.
Judge HOvey's son, E. G.. Hovey,
who has been visiting here since April,
returned to his Florida home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Parker and
son of Derry, N. H., have been visiting
at Gov. Fairbanks's the past week.
Mrs. HOltOn of Lancaster, N. H.
formerly Maria Barney-has been Wis
;t;nr friap.1o in thiS har native ,,laoo
Mrs. HI. G.. Belden of Minneapolis,
Mimi, with her two children are visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. FL. B. Davis and daughter Nellie,
go to Old Orchard beach to-day, hop
ing the sea air may improve the daugh
ter's health which is delicate.
DR.. Homer II. Fuller of Worcester,
Mass, was at the meeting of the acad
envy trustees in this place on Friday
evening.
Principal Putney and family go to-
day to Prout's Neck, Maine, for stay
of three or four weeks. They take a
cottage.
Steven r. Willard leaves to-day for
Minneapolis where he is to enter the
law office of Gilfillan, Belden 81 Will
lard.
j. j. R. Randall of Rutland, state
bank examiner, and Robert COlwell,
railroad contractor, are at the St.
Johnsbury house.
Charles A. Lee, editor of the Paw
tucket Gazette, passed through this
place Monday on his return from Mt.
Mansfield.
Mrs. HI. r. Drew of Minneapolis is
making her brother, j. G.. P. Hicks, a
short visit previous to the seasons
stay at the sea shore.
Thomas w. Taylor and family left
on Tuesday for the West where he
seine expects to locate. He goes first
to Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mrs. Annie w. Porter of Boston, and
daughter Josephine, arrived in town
Monday evening where they expect to
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Charlotte Morrill, of st. Johns
bury delivered an address before the
Mt HolyOke national alumn8 assOcia
ton at South Hadley June %.
Fred w. Plaisted, son of ex-GOver-
nor Plaisted of Maine and a graduate
of the academy, has been visiting
friends in town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hardy have been
enjoying a carriage drive the past
week over the hills to MOrrisville,
Randolph and other places.
Christian P. Andersen of this place
took an SO prize for herbarium in the
Chandler scientific department of Dart
mouth college last week.
Isaac Bridgman of Cleveland, Ohio,
formerly of this town, was given the
honorary degree of Phi. ID. at the Dart
mouth commencement last week.
James A. Dixon, fifteen years ago a
resident of this place, has lately re-
ceived $1Ol7 from the Mutual life in
surance company of New York.
Mrs. c.. B. Hoyt of Lyndon and Mrs.
Morse of Morristown left for California
Tuesday. Mrs. Hoyt goes to join her
husband and Mrs. Morse goes on ac-
count of poor health.
Miss Jennie Henderson, cousin oil
o. I'll. Henderson of this place, and q
graduate of the Boston conservatory
goes to Cheboygan, Mich, to fulfill a
musical engagement.
Hans P. Andersen and Charles D.