St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-10-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

| MIS- ADD1e NJ. Mcneil is spending
the week in Boston.
Mrs d. A Morrison is in Boston
this week after a stock of millinery.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gilbert of Savannah,
Ga. is visiting at DIR. H. c. Newell's
Miss Alice Sage of Berlin, Conn,
has come here to remain for the pres
ent
Hugh c. Moore is in town Heck
poets to spend the winter at Colora-
do Springs. a
George H. Hastings of Boston,
spent the Sabbath with his parents
in this place.
Miss Minnie Gushing of San Fran
cisco is visiting her cousin, Agnes
Trainor, in this place.
Julius Houghton of Boston has
been visiting friends in this place and
Lyndon the past week.
E. A. Silsby, manager of the Inter
national telegraph company, has
been in New York this week.
Mrs Harvlin Paddock is spending
a month with her brothers in Chica-
| go, Harry and Walter Hawes.
E. H. Blossom and family left yes
terday for Poland Springs, Maine,
where they propose to spend a couple
of weeks.
]. E. Jones. formerly of this place,
has recently accepted a position in
the prescription department of JOS.
T. Brown & Co., Boston druggists.
Professor and Mrs. Henry Fair
banks are in attendance upon the ma
tional council of Congregational
churches at Worcester, Mass, this
week.
Rev. F. E. Dawson of this place has
been engaged in revival work at
Waterbury of much interest. He
goes to Middlebury for same work
next week
H. ID. Whitney, who has been read
ing law with Bates & May the past
wear, leaves soon for Chattanooga,
Tenn, where he intends to practice
his profession.
DIR. S. T. Brooks of this place is
down on the program to give pa
per at the annual meeting of the
state medical meeting to be held at
Burlington today and tomorrow.
Capt E. F. Griswold left Monday
morning for an extended trip which
will take in his old stamping ground
while a soldier and a prisoner in Vir-
ginia. He expects to be gone until
November
G. F. Ferguson of McIndoes Falls
takes the place of ticket agent in
this place during the absence of Mr..
Henderson-William Monroe of Sher-
brooke takes the place of Edward P.
Little as night clerk.
L. d. Hazen left yesterday for
with some other New England men,
he goes to look over a large tract OF
pine timber land about rs miles
south of Raleigh. c. D. Tarbell OF
Littleton accompanies him.
DR.. Joseph T. Herrick of Springfield,
Mass, declines the prohibition party
nomination for representative. He
says he will not run for that or any
other office for any party. Neverthe-
less Doctor Herrick is the kind of man
the country needs in public office.
0. H. Henderson, ticket agent at
this place, has been offered the posi-
tion of superintendent of a railroad
in a Western state and goes next
week to look over the ground.
While all hope he will not leave st.
| JOhnsbury, the offer is a fattering
one to very deserving man. Mr..
Henderson expects to leave the first
of November for a month or six
weeks trip to California
Eugene NJ Dolloff of this place was
married to May E. Grow of Rock
port, Mass, Sept. 25th. Mr. Dollof1
has been a law student in Lawyer
Dunnett's office in this place until
within few weeks The bride is the
adopted daughter of DR.. T. r. Grow
formerly of this place, and is well
known here. Among those who sent
presents from this place are Mrs. A
H. Mcleod, Mrs. George Wheeler,
Mrs. George P. Moore and Mrs. A