St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-12
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. C. C. Sanborn and her daughtt
Birdie are at Milton.

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Birdie are at Milton.
Egbert S. Foster of Manchester, N
( H., is visiting Charles S. Hastings.
Edgar Hunt of East Hardwick spent
several days in town the past week.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Switzer are al
! Ocean Park for the summer.
Miss Nellie Stevens of Minneapolis
} is visiting in town, her former home.
j. r. Batchelder and wife are at Old
Orchard where Mr.. Batchelder is build
ing cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Stafford and
Mrs. Frank Stafford go to Pigeon Cove
day for a summer vacation.
Mrs. A. l.. Bailey and Miss Lucy
Sinclair go to Pigeon Cove, Mass, to-
day for vacation season.
Simeon E. Belknap started for Min
neapOlis yesterday where he goes to
visit brother and on business pros
pecting tour.
A. <. Pride, foreman on the Fair
banks farm, is taking an enforced va
cation, having had prostrating hem
Orrhage.
Mrs. G. c. Hall and daughter Agnes
are at Ocean Park, Old Orchard. At
last accounts Miss Hall was improving
in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hardy and son
are at BroOkfield, Mrs. Hardy's home,
where they will spend portion of the
summer vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. F. Cheney are at
Kittery Point, Maine, and expect to be
Joined on Saturday by Mrs. Ella Truax
and Miss Eta Newell.
Mrs. d. A. Morrison attends the
Chautauquan assembly at Weirs next
week, going from thence to Boston for
the purchase of new goods.
A. B. ROwell and wife have removed
to Sunapee, N. III. Mr.. Rowell was en-
gagged in the electric light business in
this place up to his removal.
George III. Cross and family went
last week to Fort Covington, N. Y,
Mrs. Cross old home, where Mrs. Cross
and children will remain some time.
Mrs. M. E. McClary of Malone, N.
Y, who is visiting her father, Seth
Ford, at McIndoes, has been in town
the past few days with old-time
| friends.
Prof S. III. Bracket and A. L. Hardy
of the Academy are at Newport. R. l.,
this week in attendance on the annual
meetings of the American Institute of
instruction.
Edward E. Higgins, an electrician
who has recently left this place, is
now manager of the Sprague electric
railway and motor company at Buffalo,
Ny.
Among those at the Summit house,
Mt. Washington, Sunday, were Levi
A. Sylvester, g. B. Clemens, G. M.
Hutton, j. w. Reed and j. w. Powers
of st. Johnsbury.
G. S. Conant and Harry May of St.
Johnsbury are among the soloists at
the annual festival of the New Eng
land Musical festival association now
in session at Weirs, N. II.
DR.. A. NJ. Cushing of Springfield, =,
Mass, is visiting his relatives in this
town and vicinity. He is brother of
Mrs. G.. w. Spencer of this place and
Rev. III. P. Cushing of East Burke.
John w. Balch left last week for
Marshalltown, Iowa, to be gone several
weeks. Phineas and Richard III. Ste
vens, who have been visiting their old
home at Barnet, accompanied Mr..
Balch.
Col. F. F. Fletcher is reported much
better by DR.. II. S. Browne who has
returned from Minneapolis. 1t was
finally thought best to perform no Op-
Grafton. 1t is hoped that he may re-
cover.
Rev. and Mrs. M. G.. Henderson left
yesterday to attend the 50th anniver-
sary of the organization of the Free
Baptist church at Lake Village, N. H.
Mr.. Henderson was pastor of this
church from '68 to III.
DR.. G. F. Cheney is attending the
semi-annual meeting of the COnnecti-
cut valley dental association now in
session at the institute of technology
in Boston, where he will read paper
on "The treatment of pulpless teeth"
Miss Julia Ross, for four years a sue
cessful teacher of Latin and English at
the academy has resigned her position.
Her place will be taken by Miss Hattie
Chaffee of Summerville. Miss Chaffee
is now attending the Sauveur summer
school of languages in Burlington.
Rev. E. T. Sandford is enjoying va
cation, visiting his old home in Ban
gor, Maine, and other points in New
England. He purposes returning the
first Sunday in August. Rev. j. T
Buzzell of Passumpsic supplied the
Baptist pulpit last Sunday.
Frank Richardson, who was attack
ed with what he supposed to be rheu-
matism some weeks ago, has gone tt
Boston for special treatment. Hi
trouble SO effected both legs below the
e knees that he has partially lost tn,
3 power of locomotion. Fears are enter
e tanned that it may develop into palsy
At the dedication of the new soldier
s and sailors monument at Portsmouth
9 N. H., on Fourth of July an address
o was delivered by Lieut.. John Fl
a Hutchinson, transferring the monu