St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Stephen R. Willard of Minneapolis
is visiting at his old home in this
place.
Harry H. May of Concord greeted
his many old friends in this place last
week.
George N M Brewer of Keeseville,
N. Y, is here visiting old friends and
students.
Mrs. S. D. Stone of South Framing
ham, Mass, is visiting at her father S
in this town.
E. R. Whitney and family left for
their future home in Manchester, n.
H, on Tuesday.
S. A. Nelson and wife entertained a
large delegation of West Burke
friends Wednesday.
Mrs. George H. Bradford of Sher-
brooke is visiting at her brothers,
DIR. Henry c. Newell's.
E. D. Steele has been confined to
the house the past week with a Sc
we're attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. H. S. Nettleton has returned
from Fort Worth, Texas, to spend
the summer with her son.
Miss Annie Richmond of Newport
is visiting her sister and attending
the commencement exercises.
Mrs. A. w. Baxter and Miss Bax-
ter of New York city are expected
here this week for the summer
Frank L. Knight of Waterbury. an
Academy graduate in the class of
'S5, is visiting old friends and class
mates.
Mrs George A. Merrill of Rutland
has been visiting friends in this town,
which was her former home, the past
week
John Irving Romer, a former Acad-
emy student, is now editor of the
Connecticut Republican at South
Norwalk.
Miss Virginia H. May, one of the
public school teachers, has been sick
for the past two weeks, but is now
improving.
Miss Frances ]. Dyer of the edito
rial staff of the Congregationalist of
Boston spent Sunday among friends
in this town.
w. T. Abbott and H. g. Billiard,
I>o+1, of tL;c ,,1ooa xx,are cbOcar Il;
rectors of the Dartmouth athletic as
sociation at the recent annual cleo
tions.
Frederick w Plaisted, son of Ex-
Gov Plaisted of Bangor, Me, is at
tending commencement exercises at
the Academy where he graduated
in the class of 'S4.
Mrs. George l.. Bradley and Misses
Nellie and Fannie Stevens of Mime
apolis have come East for the sum-
mer, and are visiting many old
friends in this place.
Prof. S. H. Bracket of St. Johns
bury Academy expects to sail for a
trip abroad July 9. He will take in
the Paris exposition and do several
other things during a four or five
weeks absence.
DR.. H. N. Barnum of Harpoot,
| Turkey, spoke at the South church
last Sunday morning upon the work
of the American Board in Turkey
DIR. and Mrs. Barnum return to their
field in August.
A. c. Harvey and son Carl were in
town the present week. Mr.. Harvey
was with the Union Pacific railroad
company for ten years, but now rep
resents the ST. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba railroad.
Mrs NJ F. Winch of New York
came on with her daughter, Mrs H.
c. Kinney of Grants Pass, Oregon,
on Saturday. They will spend some
time in this place and vicinity with
their numerous friends
H. B. Ford and family have gone
to Bronze lake and other places in
Canada on fishing excursion. Fred
Bundy expects to join them later.
Mr.. Ford goes to this section every
year for his vacation.
| At the first annual meeting of the
Woman's Congregational home mis-
sionary union in Windsor last week
a letter of greeting was read from
Mrs c. L. Goodell of ST. Louis, pres
dent of the Missouri union.
Ray D. Finel of Minneapolis has
been in town the past week. Mr..
Finel has good position in a large
tea and coffee store, and is also tenor
singer in the quartet of the Westmin-
ter Presbyterian church, the choir of
which has the name of furnishing the
best church music in the city.
Miss Grace, daughter of Mrs. A. E..
w. Robertson of Muskogee, Indian
Territory, was married on June 12to
DR.. Henry P. Merriman of Chicago.
Mrs. Robertson is pleasantly remem-
| bered in this town and vicinity where
she has been an occasional visitor
since entering upon her work among
the Indians. Dr. and Mrs. Merriman
will reside at Chicago
F. w. Phelps, professor of Greek at
Washburn college, Topeka, Kan, is
spending the week in town with his
old friends. Prof. Phelps graduated
from our Academy in the class of 81.