St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mr.. and Mrs. o. HI. Hale of Boston
are visiting friends in St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Rowell are spend
ing the vacation season in Lebanon
N. H.
Frank Hooker is spending a two
weeks vacation at Queen City park
Burlington.
Simeon Belknap of Fairbanks store
is spending his vacation at his home in
Mortified.
John H. Thompson is in town visit
ing his parents and calling on old
school friends.
William Ely, son of the late George
w. Ely, has been visiting his brothers
in this town.
c. p. Corliss of Elgin, H., has been
visiting his nephew, George Grow, the
past week.
Miss Aldrich from Michigan is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Goodwin in
this place.
Henry Randall and wife of Island
Pond were at their old home in this
town over tie Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sprague are
spending week taking the tour of
the White Mountains.
Miss Julia Taplin has gone to Bruins
wick Springs to be with her sister Mrs.
Edward Fairbanks.
Mrs. DR.. Templeton of East Crafts
bury has been visiting friends in town,
stopping at Lafayette Soper's.
A. d. Chandler of Boston, formerly
clerk in the Lake railroad office in this
place, was in town early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Matthews of Fort
COvingtOn, N. Y, are visiting their
daughter in this place, Mrs. George
Cross.
Mrs. Newell and son of San Antonio,
Texas, better Known to old academy
friends as Lola Stribling, is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. M. w. Howard, who went to
Dakota few weeks since to visit a
sick sister, is returning home, her sis
ter having died.
Warren Weymouth of Merrimack,
Mass, is visiting at N. Moreau's, ad-
miring the scenery in st. Johnsbury
and vicinity.
E. E. Higgins of Chelsea, Mass,
graduate of the school of technology,
has been engaged by the Standard
electric company in this place.
Col. and Mrs. w. P. Fairbanks and
son are spending a fortnight or so at
Old Orchard. Misses Almira and Ma
bel Fairbanks are at Pigeon Cove.
w. G. Bean is camping on one of the
islands of Lake Champlain with Capt.
Hawley of the steamer Maquam and a
number of other kindred spirits.
w. H. Herrick, who has been giving
lessons to the Cabot band for some
time past, attended the Hardwick band
tournament with the Cabot band yes
terday.
L Il
burg, Mass, Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs.
II. Gere of Albion, N. Y, relatives of
Mrs. w. p. Chaffee of Summerville have
been visiting there the past week.
Mrs. Marshall Morrill, and daughter
of Brooklyn, have been visiting at
James E. Taylor's. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
rill were formerly residents of this
place.
George E. May spent the Sabbath
and the early part of the week in town
visiting old friends. He returns to
the Richmond high school, of which he
is principal, next month.
Arthur F. Walker and Ernest Harris
horn have been "doing" the White Mts.
after the most approved fashion this
week.
George Hubbard of Montpelier has
been in town this week visiting his
grandson, H. j. Goodrich.-A brother
of Mr.. Goodrich with his wife from
Massachusetts have also been visiting
here.
w. G. Hart and wife started yester-
day for jackson, Michigan, where they
will spend the winter and very like
ly locate permanently. Mr.. Harris
daughter, Mrs. G.. V. Allen, is living in
jackson.
G. A. Whitcher started Tuesday af-
fnr fAr IA na1r frin Ia &c
cOmpanied by a brother from New
Hampshire and intends to visit another
brother in Dakota. He will be absent
four weeks.
F. A. Leland, engineer on the Lake
road, has thrown up his position, NOV
ed his family out of the Merchants
bank building and gone to West Con-
cord where he will engage in the meat
business.
Nelson NJ. Finel, who has been I'M
der treatment in New York for several
months for curvature of the spine, is at
home on months vacation. He
thinks he is receiving much benefit
from the treatment.
Bro. A. l.. Bailey, the proprietor of a
music store in Burlington and St.
JOhnsbury, finds time to superintend
in an efficient manner, the Sunday
school at the latter place, so says the
Christian Messenger.
j. E. Harris recently of the Burling-
ton CliDper has engaged to do the leg
islative work and take editorial charge
of the Montpelier Watchman, which