St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-04-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

from his painful injuries.
Mrs. D. P Hutchins has gone to
her old home at Morrisville to visit
her sister for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. L. G. Spencer was called to
North Monroe, N H., this morning
by the serious illness of her aged
mother.
E. E. Hale, an Academy graduate
in the class of 80, is now a resident
physician in the Homeopathic hos
pital at Boston.
Everett 0. Morse accompanies the
Vermont troops to the New York
centennial as right general guide on
the non-commissioned staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Fogg leave
for their new home in Sutton next
week to live upon farm which Mr..
Fogg has recently purchased.
Rev. DIR. W. N Brodbeck of Boston
and A. S. Weed, publisher of lions
Herald, stopped in town Friday on
their return from the Methodist con-
| ference at Morrisville.
Bertrand E. Taylor, an old st.
Johnsbury boy who is now of the
firm of Rand & Taylor, architects.
Boston, sails for Europe May 80 i'll
the interests of the firm.
Miss Addie r. Crosman of Wake
field, Mass, is visiting old friends in
town. Her brother, Harry Hill, who
has just recovered from a severe at
tack of pneumonia, is with her.
Harry Stiles has left the ticket of
flee at the depot and is now visiting
at his home in Rutland. He goes to
the New York centennial where he
plays the clarionet in the Salem
band.
Harry May was in town last
week making arrangements to re-
move his family to Concord, N. H.
Mr.. May has several pupils in vocal
music and is also taking lessons i'll
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Somers cele
brated their sixth wedding anniver-
sary last evening and were the re-
cipients of several presents by the
friends who gathered and completely
surprised them.
George E. May, an Academy grad
uate in the class of 'S5, has just been
elected editor-in-chief of the Medical
Student, a journal published by the
students in the medical department
in Boston University.
Fred M. Hatch, formerly of East
Berkshire, is now in the law and in
surance business in Schuyler, Neb.,
and has just been elected police judge
of the town. Judge Hatch gradual
ed from the Academy in the class of
'S2.
Rev T. p Frost and family leave
this week for their new home in
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost and
the little boy have all been confined
to the house with the mumps and
were unable to leave when they
planned.
Daisy Balch who has been in the
Bermudas through the winter, sent
a contribution to the Easter floral
display at the North church of doz-
EN- or more large lilies. They arrived
in good condition and were much
admired.
Henry c. Boynton has returned
from a winter in Nebraska and has
accepted the position of Vermont
agent for the Kimball-Champ invest
ment company, a strong and conser-
vative concern that places Western
mortgages.
Charles F. Robinson, q former mer-
chant and resident of this town, has
sold his grocery store in Lowell,
Mass, and built the largest carriage
store in the city and taken the agen-
cy of several carriage firms in Ames-
bury and the one in this place
A cablegram has been received from
Rev c. NJ Lamson dated at Bey-
rout, Syria, April 20. The party are
all well and enjoying the trip. They
have finished their journeyings in
Palestine and are now in Asia Minor
having turned their faces home
ward.
An item is going the rounds of the
state press that John E. Harris, for
merly of the Burlington Clipper and
at one time in journalism in this
place, is assisting on the North Star
at Danville, with view to taking a
business interest therein. Mr.. Har-
ris was in town Monday and said
this was news to him and was much
at the announcement
Col. Alexander G. Hawes of San
Francisco was in town this week
visiting his mother and old friends.
Col. Hawes was with John Brown
in Kansas and is probably the only
survivor of the Ossawatomie fight
His daughter has just returned from
her wedding trip to Europe and
leaves for her future home in the
Islands some time next
month.
Walter d. Crosman is president of |
that novel institution in Chicago,
the Bureau of press clippings" a
concern whose business If is tO mass