St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-05-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Elisha May, ESQ.,, delivers the Me
mortal day address at Monroe, N. H.
DIR. H. c. Newell and VIM. S. Boyn
ton have been at Sherbrooke THU
week.
Mrs. w. r. Laird and children O
this place have gone to Pittsburgh
Pa, Mrs. Laird's former home.
Charles Milliken and Frank P. Dart
former students at the academy in this
4 place, were in town over the Sabbath
c. j. Collins is at Farnham, P. O.,
manufacturing the MagoOn feed water
heaters on the So. Eastern system.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Estey are visit
ing in Glensutton, P. Q. NJ. l.. Miner
has charge of the store in Mr.. Estey's
absence.
Nelson NJ. Finel went to New York
Monday, where he enters st. Luke's
hospital . for treatment for a spinal
trouble.
Miss Anna NJ. Hibbard, daughter of
Mrs. L. A. Hubbard, has gone to the
Adirondacks for the benefit of her
health.
A. c.. Babbitt and wife of Railroad
street, have been visiting their old
friends at Hardwick and Greensboro
for few days.
Mrs. w. M. TOmlinson of Sher-
brooke is visiting her family friends
CDR. S. T. Brooks and family in this
place.
DR.. II. P. Watson of Haverhill, N.
H., has been appointed pension exam
liner for this district in place of DR..
Carter of Lyndon.
A. B. Hunt, former resident of st.
Johnsbury and new mechanical SUI
perintendent of Omaha, Neb., water
works, is visiting friends in town.
John o. Hale, who has been cOnfin-
ed at home with lame knee since last
November, is out this week on his first
trip selling Fairbanks scales since his
accident.
Rev. DR.. L. 0. BrastOw will supply
his former pulpit at the South church
during July and August. His family
will be with him while here.
Miss Martha J. Gleason, daughter of
Mrs. John G.. Gleason of McIndoes
Falls, who has been missionary at Con-
stantinople, Turkey, for the past six
years, is on her way home.
Robert D. Harlow who was engaged
in the st. JOh1sbury clothing house
until last fall and then went to Cali
fOrnia is now engaged in large fur
niture store at Los Angeles.
George S. Gilbert and wife of West
Concord and Miss Alice Parker OF
Summervillc, left on Tuesday for Cali
fornia, the two former going to San
Francisco and the latter to COlusa.
Mrs. S. d. Stone .(she that was Katie
Hawkins) is visiting her fathers fami-
ly and other friends in this town. Hell
husband, Capt. Stone, sailed for South
America in charge of his vessel, a short
time since.
DR.. D. X. VIM, who died at Lowell,
Mass, Tuesday, was a brother of AL
bert Winn, Mrs. Lafayette Soper and
Mrs. w. H. Harris of this place. His
body will be brought here for burial
to-day.
Fred B. Wright, Esq, of Minneapo-
lis, is in town for few days. As he
graduated at st. Johnsbury academy
and married his wife here, he will pass
for former townsman.
President N. j. Morrison of Drury
college, Springfield, Missouri, was
in town last week in the interest,"
of the college. His college is doing a
good work in the West and one much
needed.
Mrs. E. L. Wallace was invited by
the committee to lead the sopranos "a
the Burlington musical convention thi'
week and is in attendance. j. III
Humphrey also had pressing invita-
ton but was not able to go over.
John B. Steele of San Diego, Cali
fornia, was in town last week, ant
gave a rose cOlored view of the fruit
, and climate of his adopted state. MI
Steele is a cousin of the BlOdgetts, ant
worked in the scale shops here up t.
1877.
John A. Lutz, ESQ.,, of Lincoln, Hi
nOis, accompanied by his wife AM
daughter, are visiting their son, stu
dent in the academy in this place
Mrs. Lutz will be remembered as
l daughter of the late Ephraim Cham
berlin of this town.
Col. T. c. Fletcher returned iron
the West Friday. He went as far ives
D as Montana but spent most of the tim
, in Minneapolis where he found the 81
s Johnsbury colony all right. He re
t mains here until the close of the acad
9 envy and then goes to Burlington for
couple of months.
Charles NJ. Carpenter moved hi
: household goods on Tuesday to Whit
r River Junction where he has engage
: for one year with-T. F. 81 NJ. j. Bogl,
n jewellers. Mr.. Carpenter is goo
workman, an upright, earnest an
: faithful man, and his activity in the J
: NJ. c. A. and other good work wi
It make him valuable acquisition |
Q any community.
: William Decker, who was engage
a in the fur goods and clothing bushes
: 35 years ago, in the old Binghal
e building on Main street, where I'll
m Walker block now stands was in tow