St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-08-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

pension.
H.S. Goodwin and daughter Mabel
are at Lisbon, N. H., with friends.
Miss Clara Moulton of Montreal,
formerly of this place, is visiting in
town.
Mrs. Elizabeth d. Smith and daugh-
ter of Lakewood, N. j., are visiting
Mrs. Henry French.
Jesse B. It. Gage of the CaledOnian
office, and family, are at Alton Bay, N.
H., for weeks stay.
DIR. and Mrs. j. L. Perkins are at
Brunswick Springs for a week and
from thence they go to Old Orchard.
Charles H. Morse, who is at the
head of the Fairbanks warehouse in
Chicago, sailed for Europe Wednesday.
DIR. G.. F. Cheney is at Lunenburg
this week, called thence by the seri-
Gus illness of his sister, Miss Eta Che
ney.
Hon. John r. Redding of Portsmouth,
N. H., was here over Sunday visiting
his sister-in law, Mrs. A. G.. Chad
wick.
Miss Mary B. Shorey is spending her
vacation at Brunswick Springs and
with friends in Northern New Hamp-
shire.
Rev. George o. Little of Washing
ton, ID. c., has been in town the past
week. His son enters the academy next
fall.
Mrs. George III. Hastings and two
children of Boston are here for few
weeks stay making their home at G. T.
Brigham's.
Solon Abbott and two sons of Win
chendon, Mass, were in town this
week, the guests of his brother, o. S.
Abbott of this place.
G.. L. Wilder, proprietor of the pulp
mills at Lyndon, East Barnet and else
where, was the guest of DR.. S. T.
Brooks over the Sabbath.
David Morrison of this place is one
of the veterans of 1910 who voted for
Harrison. Send in the names and we
will make up roll of honor.
Mrs. o. S. Burke and Miss Eva Burke
are at Groton for few weeks. They
purpose going to Minnesota the latter
part of the month to spend the winter
Mrs. III. w. Keyes of Keene, N. H.,
with her two children, are stopping
with Mrs. G.. w. Spencer for few
days. Miss An Ma Spencer has return
ed from Keene.
Mrs. Alex Dunnett, who has been
very sick at the Centennial house in
Hardwick the past few weeks, was
taken to the Burlington hospital Fri
day for treatment.
C. S. Ward, st. Johnsbury boy and
a graduate of the academy, is visiting
friends in town. Mr.. Ward is the gen.
eral secretary of the New Britain
Conn, Y. M. C. A.
Casper r. Kent, formerly of st
Johnsbury, is foreman of the job de.
partment of the Free Press Office al
Burlington. His wife and daughters
are visiting in town.
Samuel j. Mattocks, formerly o
Danville, but now cashier of the East
ern Banking company at Hastings
Neb., has been the guest of James S
Weeks the past week.
F. d. FOrbush was here over Sun
day visiting old friends. Mr.. Forbusi
was an academy boy in the class of 81
and is now travelling for the Stearnl
paper company of HOlyoke, Mass.
w. S. Davenport writes from Rome
Georgia, that the scale works there art
about to start up with a force of about
so men. Mr.. Davenport went from tht
scale shops here about a month ago.
Henry D. Whitney, a graduate o
the academy class of 's6 and since thel
teacher at Wells River and in Massa
chusetts, has returned to ST. Johns
bury and is studying law with Bate
& May.
Col. John r. Thompson who deliv
cred the Memorial address here will, i
is said, succeed as assistant enrOllin,
clerk of the United States senate, th'
late George w. Seaver, who died il
Washington, July 26.
c. S. Chalmers, formerly of thi
place and for a time member of TIN
academy class of '89, has been visiting
friends in st. Johnsbury. He is one @
the reporters on the Minneapolis Trib
une where he has been engaged sine
last spring.
Col. L. G.. Fletcher and wife went
Saratoga Thursday returning to Rut
land Monday where the railroad com
missioners held session. Col. F. +
Fletcher of Minneapolis is at Saratog
and will probably visit st. JOhnsbur
before his return West.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Shepherd ar
spending a month visiting in Norther
New York and elsewhere and wi
spend week or two in Boston befOr
returning. Mr.. Shepherds photograp
gallery will be closed meanwhile unit
the last week in August.
i Charles f. Mathewson of New Yor
spent several days here last week {
his old home and visiting friends &
Barton. Mr.. MathewsOn was one {
the leaders of the class of '78 at til
academy, and is now a member of I'll
law firm of Root 81 Strong.
Frank NJ. Grow of Rutland, brOtht
of George Grow and formerly of S