St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Boston this week.
Miss Verde Celley leaves soon for
Texas to spend year.
Mrs. H. n. Small of Portland, Me,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. I'D.
Folsom.
Miss Emily Bracelin of Ports
mouth, n. H., is visiting old friends
in this place.
B.A. Haskell and wife of Waterloo,
Canada, have been visiting at w. P.
Chaffee's in Summerville.
Miss Emily Burton and nephew of
Milby, P. O., are visiting the Burton
sisters at the Athen8um house.
Miss Mertie Graham and Miss
Thena Morrill, entered Mt. Holyoke
college, South Hadley, Mass, last
week.
Hon H. c. Ide is in Burlington for
medical treatment for injuries receiv-
ed in a carriage accident several
months ago.
Mrs w. H. Livingston of Burling-
ton has been in town few days Wis
iting her father, Albert Hoskins and
other friends.
Eugene NJ. Dolloff, who has been
studying law with States Attorney
Dunnett, enters the Boston law
school this week.
Rev. DIR. E. Cutler and wife of Wor
cester, Mass, were in town over the
Sabbath. DR.. Cutler is a native of
Waterford and is we'll known to
many of the older residents.
A NJ Dickev has resigned as post
master at Bradford and his son,
George, has decided to move to Fort
Payne, Ala. Probably Editor Par
ker will have the post office; this is a
good year for newspaper men.
H. E. Fletcher of Minneapolis, for
merly of this place, was elected one
of the directors of the 800" line
Tuesday, and according to a press
dispatch will be elected treasurer o
that great line within the next three
months.
Rev. Edward c. Porter of Charles
town, Mass, has received a call to
the pastorate of the Bethany Con
gregational church, Chicago. Mr..
Porter supplied at the North church
this spring during much of the pas
tors absence in the Holy Land.
The Congrega tional church at
Morrisville has extended a unani
nous call to Rev. P. B. Fiske. who
has lately been living in Florida, and
it is believed he will accept the call.
Mr. Fiske was located in Peacham
and later at Lyndonville and has
many friends in this community.
Miss Jennie Miller of this place and
Mass, were married on Saturday.
MIR. Walker was formerly a resident
here and is now the junior partner of
the wholesale produce firm of Walker
& Son. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left
for their future home in Worcester
Monday.
Henry n. Pringle, a member of the
senior class at Dartmouth college,
spent couple of days i'll town last
week visiting his father. He has
just returned from a visit to Scot
land, England and Ireland having
walked something over 900 miles
while there. Hereports very rough
passage home.
Robert F. True, general secretary
of the Nashua, n. H., Young Mems
Christian Association, has received
and accepted a call to a similar posi-
ton in Colorado Springs, Col, and
has entered upon his duties. Mr..
True was in the Academy about a
dozen years ago and is well remem-
bered in this place.
Fred w. Robinson, for the last
eight years employed in the foundry
at the scale works, has accepted a
position in the Y M. c. A. at Boston
and left Monday to enter upon his
duties. Mr. Robinson is the kind of
man ST. .Johnsbury dislikes to lose
but Y. M. c. A. work is more to his
taste. His wife and children remain
here for the present.
Six Academy graduates entered
Amherst college this week, including
one from the class of 'SS, Clarence D.
Wood of this place. Those from the
last class are Jesse Buswell, ]. A.
Goodrich, Clarence R. Hodgdon, S.
Ridley Parker and w. l.. Raub. This
is the largest number Amherst ever
received in one year from this Acad-
emy. George H. Hale of this place
returned to this college Monday.