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

L.. ID. Hurd, express messenger, ma
moved into the Balch house, 80 Mai
street.
E. B. Merriam of Topeka, Kansas
was in town last Saturday on brie
business trip.
Miss Julia Brown of Bailey's musi
store is spending week in Montpe
lier and Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin and two children
of Amesbury, Mass, have been visit
ing at Leonard Towards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton A. Bemis Of
Spencer, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Be-
miss parents, Levi c. Harlow.
Mrs. George Gates of Montclair, N
j., is visiting for few days at Mrs
Starks' at East st. Johnsbury.
Rev. Edward Fairbanks has return
ed from his vacation tours but will not
occupy his pulpit until the 10Th.
E. E. Morrison, wife and son of
Washington, d. c., are visiting Mr..
Morrison's father, David Morrison of
this place.
A. A. Wheelock, telegraph operator
in the Western union Office, has thrown
up his position and returned to the
Goddard seminary.
Col. A. B. Jewett and wife started
Friday for western trip that will in
clude visit to Minneapolis and other
nointS ~, thot vicinity
H. Q. Ward of theological seminary
Chicago, is visiting at his fathers, S.
H. Ward, and with other friends in
this state and New Hampshire.
Fred Selma, for some time employed
us sexton at St. Andrews church, has
gone to New York where he will stay
if he finds permanent employment.
Vice president H. M. HOxie of the
Missouri Pacific railroad passed
through here yesterday in his private
car. He is on health seeking tour.
F. P. Bracket of st. JOhnsbury was
one of the participants in the annual
musical festival of the Western N. H.,
musical association at ClaremOnt last
week.
William w. Morse, graduate of the
academy class of 'S6 and son of Rev.
Charles F. Morse, has begun the study
of medicine in the office of DR.. S. II.
Brooks.
Miss Charlotte Morrill, of the East
village returned to Brooklyn this
week. Her return was fastened by
the death of the treasurer of the Adel-
phi academy.
Mrs. James Hamilton, for many years
a resident of this place, but of late liv-
ing in Bury, Canada, returned to st.
JOhnsbury on Tuesday where she ex-
poets to remain.
Mrs. Sarah Kingsley, Miss Josephine
Strong and their brother, Henry Strong
of Westfield, Mass, relatives of Mrs.
Franklin Fairbanks, spent the Sabbath
at "Underclyffe."
Karl H. Goodwin, a graduate of the
academy, class of '02 and who gradu-
ated at Dartmouth last spring, has
been offered a position as teacher in a
school in San Antonio, California, and
will probably accept it.
E. S. Wallace, who is at the Brattle-
bOro asylum, has had two severe shocks
of paralysis. Mrs. Wallace was with
him at the second attack. Fears are
entertained that he cannot live many
days.
Missionary Loren S. Gates and fam
lily of the Maratha mission, India,
were guests at DR.. Henry G. Newell's
over the Sabbath. Mrs. Gates is a
daughter of Rev. DR.. Hazen, the mis-
sionary, and Il near relative of Mrs.
Newell.
Mrs. Isaac Bridgman and daughter
Florence expect to sail Saturday the
18th in the Westerland of the Red Star
line from New York to Antwerp. They
will spend the winter in Paris and the
year abroad. They have spent the
summer with Mrs. Bridgman's mother
at McIndOes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and
daughter from Worcester, Mass, who
have been visiting at Moses A. Stew
ems at East st. JOhnsbury return ed
home Monday. Mrs. Davis is sister
of Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. Davis is cOnduc-
tor on the Boston and Albany railroad.
The wife and two daughters of Rev.
Henry E. Jewett of Oakland, Califor-
MIA, reached this place on Saturday.
Mrs. Jewett is daughter of Rev. DR.. |.
E. Dwinell, a native of Calais, where
she has been on short visit. Mr..
Jewett did not come East with his
family.
Special Excursions.
The Passumpsic road announces a
special excursion to the state fair at
Burlington next week at reduced rates.
Senator Edmunds' address comes Sept.
Is. The B. & L. road also run a
special train to Burlington and also to
Lancaster for the Coos fair.
Y. NJ. G. A. Notes.
The monthly MEETING Of the associa-