St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-07-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

George w. Phelps and wife of Sea-
ford, Del, are visiting at E. E. Sar-
gents.
Henry Young has returned to Col
orado to look after his mining in
tereSts.
w. T. Abbott is clerk of the Sugar
Hill house at Lisbon during the sum-
mer season.
Hugh c. Moore of Amesbury,
Mass, is visiting his old ST. Johns
bury friends.
Carlton Woodbury. and wife of Del
aware, O., are visiting his father, L.
c. Woodbury.
George H. Bradford of the Sher-
brooke Gazette spent Sunday in town
with his wife and son.
A L. Hardy is attending COM
mencement at Amherst, where his
class holds its tenth reunion.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Chadwick and Miss
Nellie Brown, her niece, have return
ed from a winters visit at Omaha.
Rev F. E. Dawson will supply the
Free Baptist church at Manchester,
n H., during the illness of its pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Loomis and
two children of Englewood, N. j.,
have arrived in town for the summer.
Mrs. M. A. Doying has gone to
Bethlehem for the summer and her
daughter Maud has gone to Jefferson.
Frank Bailey, formerly clerk in Har-
vey & Browns, left last week for
Great Falls, n. H., to enter store.
William J. Ingram returned from
Winter Park, Florida, on Monday.
He will remain North until Septem-
ber
Miss Lilly H. Mead of New York
city, an Academy graduate in the
class of '95, has been visiting friends
in town.
Senator H. c. Bates and Judge w.
p. Smith attended the commence
ment of the University of Vermont
last week.
Silas J. Burbank of Fairbanks
store is spending his vacation at his
home in Canada.-Hovt Hill has re-
turned to the store for the summer.
Rev F. S. Fisher was in Hanover
last week, attending the reunion of
the class of SO Eighteen members
of this class were present at the re-
union.
c. A. Norton, now of Tallapoosa,
Ga, is visiting his old st. Johnsbury
friends Mr. Norton is assistant su-
perintendent of the Atlanta glass
company.
A H. Gillingham, Mrs. Gillingham,
Miss Wright and Miss Hall, all of
Philadelphia, are driving through
New England ahd are now at the
St. Tohnsbury house.
Alfred II. Brooks of Worcester,
Mass, IS visiting at his home in this
place for a couple of weeks. Miss
nelen Brooks has also returned from
Mt. Holyoke seminary.
Rev. c. NJ Lamson is attending
Amherst commencement when his
class holds their twenty-hfth reunion.
Mr.. Lamson was elected one of the
trustees of Amherst college last year
Payson S. Wild, a graduate of the
Academy in the class of 81, and son
of Rev. E. P. Wild, formerly of New
port, was awarded the second prize
in Greek and the second prize in Lat
in at Williams College last week.
Phineas S. Balch, wife and two
children, are visiting his ia ther, J. W.
Balch, in this place. Mr.. Balch is as
sistant cashier of the Marshalltown
State bank, of which his brother, AL
bert F. Balch, is cashier.
Capt George D. Kenesson and wife
of Cedar Vale, Kansas, are visiting
her father, Hiram A Wheeler Capt
Kenesson moved to Cedar Vale from
St. Johnsbury Centre 19 years ago
and this is the first time ne has been
East.
Rev. G. l. Bard, formerly pastor at
Lower Waterford, has accepted a
call to the Congregational church at
Walpole, n. H. The church at Dan
vile were all united ii their efforts
to secure him but had not extended
him a formal call.
Prof Frank P Bracket, formerly
of this place, has been offered the tu
torship of sciences at Dartmouth col
lege. He has declined the position as
he prefers to remain at Pomona, in
Southern California, as professor of
mathematics and sciences in Pomona
college.
E H. Walcott, late of the Caledo-
nian, is engaged as editorial writer
on the Burlington Daily Free Press.
The Caledonian congratllates both
the Free Press and the 6tv by the
lake, and welcomes back o Vermont
a worthy and valuable cIizen and a
newspaper man of rare tat and abil-
ity.
Rev Dr. J. E. Rankin If Orange,
n. J., has published in pamphlet form
a poem entitled, Broken ,adences."
1t is dedicated to his brother, the
late A. E. Rankin of this pace, and
contains a beautiful tribute to his
memory. DR.. Rankin's hymn It'll
we meet again" has also ben pub