St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-07-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

III uAOutiCdis
Charles and Maud Sprague are at
Kennebunk.
Rev. Henry E. Jewett and wife are
at Prouts Neck.
Mrs. C. S. Hastings and Miss Nettie
Pearl are at Saratoga.
Mrs. A. L. Bragg has gone to COrinth
to care for a sick sister.
E. A. Silsby is in Bellows Falls at
tending court this week.
Mrs. A. w. Baxter and Miss Baxter
are in town for a few weeks.
E. E. Chalmers is spending his va
cation at Lake Pleasant, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. E. Woodruff are en-
jOying a carriage drive in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin A. Dakin 60
to Brushton today for brief stay.
w. B. Eastman of Sutton is engaged
as a new clerk in the Merchants bank.
Maitland Bickford of the Caledonian
Office is recuperating at Old Orchard
beach.
George Chamberlin, academy '84,
now of Cornell University was in town
last week.
b. F. Rollins who was so seriously
injured last week is reported conva-
lescent.
Charles Locke of Harvey & Browns
store and Elmer Henderson start for a
mountain trip today.
Mrs. G.. A. Norton and son John,
have gone to Norwood, N. H., to spend
some time with relatives.
A. Rankin, one of the editors of the
Montreal Star and cousin of the late
A. E. Rankin, was in town last week.
Mrs. Charles F. Robinson and son of
Lowell, Mass, is spending the summer
at his fathers l. j. Robinson of this place.
Mrs. w. j. Rooney and her sister,
Maggie Coakley, have gone to Quebec,
and other points i'm Canada for two
months stay.
John d. Hazen, the Organist at the
North church, is in Burlington taking
organ lessons of Eugene Thayer, the
Boston organist.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Spencer and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Horton were at the
Mountain house, Lake Memphremagog
over the Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hall and
daughter Matte and Miss Hoyt and
the Cameron children are at Ocean
Park, Old Orchard.
Rev. E. A. HOyt and wife are visiting
Mrs. Hoyt's old home in Maine. The
Universalist church will be closed until
the third Sunday in August.
Rev. t. p. Frost, according to the
Bradford Opinion, proposes to build a
summer cottage an the west shore OF
Fairlee pond, near the grove.
| Miss Alice Wetherbee of Marshfeld,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Mary Hazen
and Mr.. Hitchcock of New York city is
the guest of Charles Hazen.
Rev. F. E. Davison's pulpit has been
supplied for the two last Sundays by
Rev. John Ward of the Advent church,
Mr.. Dawson being unable to preach
Mr.. Dawson will preach next Sunday
G. w. Graham and wife are spend
few weeks with his sister, Mrs. John
III. Hutchinson, at their summer cot
Portsmouth, N. II.
Frank Bowman and wife of Chicago
were here on a visit last week. Mr.
Bowman is now travelling for silk
firm and will be remembered as one Of
the old clerks at Fairbanks store.
Elmer Henderson, a former clerk in
the Fairbanks store, is spending the
week with friends in town. Mr.. Hen
derson is engaged in the carpet firm o
Meekins, Packard & Co., Springfield
Mass.
The Fairbanks clerks are taking
turns at vacation outings. c.. V. Per
ry and Jason Cady are at Kennebunl
and George Frost returned from /;
fortnight's stay at the same place thi
week
The old friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry c. Dickinson of Pittsburg, Penn.
will be pleased to learn that they were
given pleasant surprise by thei
friends on the evening of July 3, it be
ing the twentieth anniversary of thei
marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. III. Bingham o
Stowe will celebrate their fiftieth an
niversary at the Mt. Mansfield hous
on July 81, and many invitations have
been received by their friends in tOwI
and throughout the state to attend tn,
happy occasion.
There is to be regular exodus o
st. Johnsbury folks to Peaks Islant
next Monday. The list includes Mr.
and Mrs. N. P. Bowman, George Ran
ney and family, Mr.. and Mrs. JOhl
III. Clark, A. F. Nichols and w. P
Smith and their families.
Editor It. w. Greenslitt of the Ta
wares, Fla, Herald comes out with
victorious article in his last issue upoI
the fact that his town has obtained the
county seat after four ballots. On tn,
third election Tavares lost it by tw,
votes, but finally won on the next bal
lot by 1S votes. 1t was largely thrOug
Mr.. Greenslitt's efforts that this wa
} brought about.
DIR. T. r. Grow and family left OF
Tuesday for their new home at East
port, Mass. The DR.. leaves a goo,
a | nractice and a large circle of friend