St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

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goods.
A. E. Rankin is spending few
weeks in Boston.
Mrs. F. E. Smith of Montpelier ID
visiting at George Brainerd's.
Mrs. Eliza BOwker is spending a few
weeks in Lunenburg.
Miss Annie w. Chase is visiting
friends in Cabot.
Editor Parker of the Bradford Opin-
ion has returned from his North Car
olina trip.
Helen A Johnston, who has been
visiting with j. A. Noyes, has returned
to Manchester, N. HI.
Mrs. c. p. Carpenter is spending a
few weeks in Brooklyn, visiting a sis
ter.
Arthur Slack of Hanover is engaged
in the dry goods department at the
Fairbanks store.
[. B. Gustin started for Kansas City,
Mo-, Tuesday, where he has job and
list.
John L. Bacon of Chelsea, graduate
of st. Johnsbury academy, class of '82,
has been appointed cashier of the bank
at w. r. junction.
Fred Sellick has accepted a clerk
ship in G.. A. Whitcher's store on Main
street and has resigned his position as
organst of st. Andrews church.
Mrs Rosan Chamberlin and daugh-
ter Emma, have gone to Oxford, N. H.,
to reside with Mrs. Chamberlin's
daughter, Mrs. Dr.. Blair.
Frank Grow goes to New York and
Boston early in the week to buy
goods for a new music store which he
is about to open on Merchants Row,
Rutland.
H. j. GOOdell, who has been i'm Cali
fornia for the past year or more, ar
rived here last week and cOntemplates
making this his home again. He is
much improved in health.
]. Ernest Hartshorn returned from
the New York medical college last
week. He will continue his studies
with DR.. Hubbard of Lyndon until fall
complete his studies.
George May has his household be-
longings on board the cars and has va
Gated his late residence on Main
street. Mr.. May with family intend
leaving st. Johnsbury this morning
and will go direct to Newton High
lands, their future home.
Judge Ross presided in the Rutland
county court Friday as Judge Veazey
was unable to be present. At the call
ing of the docket, five of the first in
dictments against j. M. Haven based
on the Clement certificates were mol
pressed, leaving four still hanging
over Mr.. Haven.
c. M. Stene and the Raymond party
spent Thursday and Friday in Santa
Fe and then passed on through New
to Old Mexico. A letter from him will
be found on the second page and 9th
ers, dated from somewhat more re-
mote section are in hand and will be
published next week. All the party
are well.
j. II. Casino, who was engaged in
the uphOlstering business here some
fifteen years ago, and moved to Salem,
Mass, was in town this week calling
on old acquaintance. He is now as
sisting his son Edison, in the art pub
fishing business in Boston. Edison
has recently sold his interest in the
business carried on at Al Arch street
and has gone by himself and has sew
eral new novelties under the way for
the next holidays which promise to be
popular.
George Cheney and j. Tinker were
admitted to membership in the State
Dental society at its annual meeting at
Bellows Falls last week. DR.. Warner
was chosen second on the executive
committee, but, declining to serve, DIR.
Tracy was chosen in his stead. The
meeting was the most successful ever
held by the society. r. w. Warner
was elected one of the delegates to the
American Dental association, which
holds it's annual meeting at San Fran
cisco the last week in July, and the
secretary was instructed to prepare
writing to the governor recommending
DIR. j. L. Perkins of st. JOhnsbury to
fill the place existing in the board of
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