St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-07-18
PERSONAL MENTION.


been visiting in town.
Joe Brooks is spending the summer
at farm on Joe's Brook.
Mrs. G. F. Cheney is visiting her
relatives in Findlay, Ohio.
Miss Mabel Houghton of Bostonis is
visiting old friends in town.
Miss Nellie Hersey of Wolfboro, N.
H., is visiting at Judge Ross.
Mrs. ]. S. Sias and daughter of Bos-
ton are visiting old friends in town.
Pliny Cowles is working in the
Merchants bank through the summer.
Elmore Ide's family have returned
from the Breezy Hill house in Lisbon.
William Flint of the Danbury News
spent the Sabbath with his mother,
Mrs L. B. Flint
J.N. Gale and daughter, Jennie, and
Miss Jennie Smith left for Peake's
Island Monday.
Rev. Azel w. Hazen and family of
Middletown, Conn, are spending the
summer in town.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Hutchinson
started on a carriage drive to Wood
stock Wednesday.
George H. Hale is spending the
summer in Boston where he is engag
ed in missionary work.
Mrs. William T. Horton and son
are spending a month with her sister
in Collina, New Brunswick.
Mrs. A. E. Pride and two daugh-
ters, Helen and Marcia, are spending
a few weeks in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drouin and
Mr. and Mrs. Jovite Pinard leave for
Peake's Island this week
Mrs Shafter and Miss Bertha
Shafter of Oakland, Cal, are expect
ed here this week on visit
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Eddy are TAX
ing a vacation. After visiting in
Marshfeld they go to Boston.
Misses Helen and Mary May,
daughters of George May of Boston,
are visiting old friends in town.
Samuel N Brown of Boston, vice
president of the Fairbanks scale COM
pany, has been in town this week.
Guy w Batchelder, Fred M. Cros-
by, Freeman Frye and Carl Gray are
camping out at Joe's pond for a
week
Albert Gale has about recovered
from his injuries in a runaway two
weeks ago, and is now visiting in
Barre.
Mrs S. M Wood and Mrs. P.
Burnham of Lowell, Mass, are
visiting Mrs Mary A Horne of Pearl
street.
John R. Cummings, late of Bing
hams drug store, has secured a
position in drug store in Waltham,
Mass.
Mrs. H. S. Cook of Cleveland and
her sister, Mrs. Clark Woolson of
Montpelier, visited Mrs. G. G. Wells
of Summer street the present week.
Irving E. Sanborn and Herbert ].
Willard are in party of 13 Dart
mouth college boys that are camping
out at Big Diamond island in Port
land harbOr.
Col. T. c. Fletcher will be one of
the speakers at the reunion of the
Fletcher family at Boston, August
%. An address is also expected from
Secretary Proctor.
Edward K Hall of Oberlin college,
president of the class of 'SS at the
Academy, is visiting old friends in
town. Mr. Hall expects to enter
Dartmouth next fall.
Mrs E. r. Montgomery, wife of
the late Giles F. Montgomery, mis-
sionary at Adana, Turkey, reached
Boston Monday and is now visiting
her son George in New Haven.
Charles E. Russell, an Academy
graduate in the class of 81, is now
on the New York Herald. Mr.. Rus
sell worked up the Cronin murder at
Chicago for the Herald and was also
at TOhnstown after the flood.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sargent are
visiting in Montpelier and vicinity.
Mrs. Sargent's mother, Mrs. Uriah
Howe, accompanied them, and will
visit at her old home in Moretown
Mrs. Nellie A. Taylor of Vergennes
is visiting at w. P. Chatfee's. Mrs.
Taylor is daughter of Rev. H. F.
Austin, Methodist clergyman for
merly stationed here, but now resid-
ing at Winooski in very poor health.
Mrs. Clark of Winchendon, Mass,
is visiting old friends in town She
is pleasantly remembered as she that
was Miss Mary E. Cummings, the
popular and efficient teacher of math-
ematics at the Academy previous to
| 1884.
Edward Peterson has returned to
St JOnnSDuTy ana entered the scale
works after years absence and a
! trip around the world. Mr.. Peterson
went first to San Francisco and from
there to Honolulu and Hong Kong.
After long siege of small pox in the
| latter city he came to London and
then home
Rev. ]. P. Stone has completed a
half century as a Congrega tional
preacher, the last eleven years of