St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-05-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

place, has located at Amesbury, Mass
Miss Annie Gorham of Boston is
visiting at her old home in this place.
Rev Azel w. Hazen of Middletown,
Conn, is visiting his relatives in this
place.
Miss Daisy E. Balch has returned
from the Bermudas, where she has
spent the winter.
Mrs Hiram Ward of PecatOnica,
ILL.,, has rejoined her husband, who is
visiting in this place.
Charles D. Pike, who is travelling
for a firm in Dubuque, Iowa, is visit
ing at his old home in this place.
Miss Catherine Thayer has return
ed to ST. Johnsbury after an extend
ed visit among friends in Massachu
setts.
o. d. Rogers of Waterville has en-
gagged with Wilder, Noyes & Co.
He will go on the road soliciting
orders.
ing his sons at the St. Johnsbury
House. Mr. and Mrs w. L. Krog-
man left for a visit in Boston Tues
day.
Rev. S. Lewis B. Speare, formerly
pastor at Middlebury. and well
known in this place, has received
call to the Pilgrim Congregational
church in Minneapolis.
David Abercrombie, one of the civil
engineers on the Passumpsic and
Lake roads, left Tuesday for his old
! home in Baltimore, where he has Sc
cured a position in a business con-
Germ.
A cablegram received here yester-
day announced the safe arrival at
Queenstown on Tuesday of Mr.. and
joyed a smooth voyage of about
seven days duration.
Miss Belle F. Small, principal ofthe
Union schools in this place, conducts
a class in history, and Prof. S. II.
Bracket will teach the sciences at a
new summer school to be held in
Bethlehem July 1871.
Walter Allen has concluded his ser
vices at the post Office and Frank
Kendall is transferred from the mon
ey order department to the delivery
window. Miss Elva Soule has been
engaged as clerk for the money order
office.
c. H. Horton and Col. Frank
Walker have gone to New York state
for supply of coal, iron and mould
ing sand for the scale works. During
the year ending last September 1900
tons of pig iron and $500 tons of
coal were used at the factory.
|. The laying of the corner stone of
the Atlanta, Georgia, Baptist semi
nary comes next Saturday and the
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
DIR. Samuel Graves, many years ago
a st. Johnsbury boy. Dr. Graves
has also written an original hymn
for the occasion.
E. r. Whitney and family move in
to their new home in Manchester, n.
H., early next month. Mr.. Whitney
is vice-president of the Standard Elec-
trio company of this place, and has
resided here for the past two years.
His removal will bring him nearer
to the market for the dynamos his
company manufacture.
DIR. H. T. Fuller former principal
of our Academy, has sent this office
the nineteenth annual catalogue of
the Worcester Polytechnic institute
of which he is president During the
year the Institute has received gift
of two laboratories which are de-
voted to the study of mechanical en-
ginering, physics, chemistry and cleo
tricity. There are II instructors
and 40 students, of whom rather
more than two-thirds are in the me-
chanical department. The catalogue
contains list of occupations of the
graduates, over 400 in all. Of these,
over 100 are either proprietors, or
partners, or rsuperintendents of manu-
featuring industries.
A CARD FROM DANVILLE CITIZENS.
The Danville relief committee here
by acknowledge the following gifts
From St. Johnsbury, by w. H. Pres
ton, $251.5O; from Peacham by F.
E. Palmer, $4S. .25; from North Dan
vile by Mrs. Stevens, $40 from
Barnet by c. Q. Gilman and ]. S. Kin
erson, $54.1O; from Mrs Horace
Fairbanks, SIS from Mrs S. ]. Wis
well, So; total cash contributions,
$376.1O. We have also received two
carloads of clothing and household
goods from St. Johnsburv; two loads
from Barnet; two loads from Peach
am; one load from Mrs. Horace
Fairbanks, and one box from J. S.
Weeks, Summerville
To the citizens of St. Johnsburv,
Barnet, Peacham and others: The
citizens of Danville unite with the
sufferers by the late fire in hereby ac-
knowledging your spontaneous con-
trlbut1ons In money, clothing and
other necessaries of life. so bountiful-