St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-07-08
PERSONAL MENTION.


Edward Fairbanks to the Adirondack
this week.
A. E. Martin has charge of the asso
citation rooms during the absence o
Secretary Page.
Prof. S. II. Bracket has gone to the
meeting of the American institute a
Bar Harbor this week.
DR.. Samuel It. Brooks spent the
Sabbath with his wife and son Franz
at Brunswick springs.
Mrs. Ann Kidder and daughter Cath
crime returned home Tuesday from al
eight months stay in Massachusetts,.
Herbert S. Carpenter, eldest son o.
Fred E. Carpenter, is clerking al
Weirs, N. H., during the summer va
cation.
w. G.. StOughton and E. P. Drew
both of the last class in the academy
60 to the Crawford house for the sum
mer.
Agnes Hall of Blodgett's insurance
office, goes to PittsfOrd this week and
later to Concord, N. H., OH ii four weeks
vacation.
Fred Dalton goes this week to Con-
cord, N. H., and from there to the
White mountains. He expects to be
gone about two weeks.
Wilbur S. Walker, son of Chauncey
S. Walker, is spending few weeks at
his old home. Mr.. Walker is sales
man in Hovey's large store, Boston.
Rev. M. G. Henderson, in response
to a telegram, went to Twin mountain
house Tuesday to attend the funeral
service of one who died there.
Charles l.. Page, secretary of the Y.
NJ. G. A, goes this week on four
weeks, vacation. He goes first to
GOffstown, N. H.
Mr.. Blair, foreman, and Mr.. Law
renee, pressman, of the Montpelier
Argus office were in town the Sd on
their way to the Lyndonville picnic.
Rev. John w. Baker of Pennington,
Falls, Me-, made short visit to his
sister (Mrs. j. w. HaskelD in this
place and to his brother at Greensboro,
early last week.
Charles Aegler, who has worked at
the scale shops for few months past,
has gone to Milwaukee where his
brother has procured him place in a
machine shop.
Editor French and son of the Brat
tlebOro Phoenix are spending a week
or two with relatives in Orleans cOun-
ty. Mr.. French spends few hours in
st. JOhnsbury to-day.
John Block, Russian, but now at
the head of the Fairbanks scale house
in Hungary, arrived in town on Tues
day with one of his daughters who is
visiting America for the first time.
They are guests at Underclyffe.
Rev. Charles and Prof. Joseph
Morse, the former pastor of COngre-
gational church in Illinois and the lat
ter professor in Kansas educational
and both sons of Rev. C. F.
Morse of this place, are visiting friends
in town.
Charles F. Ranney of the Newport
Express, who has been i'll of diphthe-
ria, is convalescing; so are the two
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney have
the profound sympathy of many
friends in the loss of their beautiful
little daughter, Edith.
Charles H. Sage, former general sec
rotary of the Y. M. G. A., goes to
Moody's school for ten days, after
which he will visit this place, taking
charge of the young mems meeting
July Is. He goes to Oshkosh, Wis,
in September TO do similar work to
that done in this place.
Major E. d. Redington of Chicago
was in town over the Sabbath greeting
many old friends from whom he has
been separated now for nearly 25
years. He was at the 25th anniversary
of his class at Dartmouth where 20 out
of the original 40 odd met. Thirteen
of the class have died.
The Ridgefeld, Conn.,, Press says of
Lucia M. Alvord the teacher, who is
summering at her fathers home in this
place, "She has completed years
work in our Centre school to the salts
faction of all, and has proved herself to
be an able instructress and thorough
disciplinarian."
Sheriff SullOway was up at Wheel
Ock last week to a family reunion.
His sister, Mrs. C. M. Martin, who has
lived for 25 years or more in Minneap-
oils, was present. Mr.. SullOway goes
to the beach this week with his sister
who has with her an invalid daughter
whom she wishes to have the benefit
of the salt air.
Rev. DR.. Arthur Little of the New
England Congregational church, Chi
cago, has been called to the Plymouth
Congregational church at Worcester,
Mass, the pulpit lately vacated by
Rev. Mr.. Phillips of Rutland. Rev.
DR.. Little's answer will be awaited
with interest by many personal friends
in this place.
A. A. Wheelock, who has been at
the Goddard seminary, Barre, for the
past year, has returned to his old place
in the telegraph office. j. G.. Sum-
merville, who took his place, will re-
main in the office while E. A. Silsby
goes out for his annual repairing trip
over the lake road, which will require
three or four weeks time.