St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-09-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

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week
Miss Lucia NJ. Alvord is visiting
friends in Montpelier.
w. B. Gates of the Burlington Free
Press was in town this week
Henry M. Cheney is playing with
the Woodstock band this week
Charles c. Brigham left for Denver
Tuesday in pursuit of his health.
Ernest A. Blodgett has returned
from Findlay, O., to his old home.
Postmaster Morse of Montpelier
was in town Friday on legal business
Mrs William S. Hill of Wakefield,
Mass, is visiting among old friends.
Mrs George B. Walker of Worces-
ter has been visiting among old
friends
Miss Julia Kenney of Darlington,
n S., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bow
ker, of this place.
Marshall Montgomery is travel
ling through Indiana, Michigan and
Ohio on legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Childs of
Northampton, Mass, have been Wis
iting friends in this place.
John Braley and his son, Charles
G. Braley, start for Minneapolis next
week to visit their relatives
Charles D. Hazen enters Johns
Hopkins University at Baltimore,
Md, next week to take course in
history.
Frank H. Brooks, c. NJ. Stone and
Miss Mary E. Stone are attending
the annual musical festiN al at Wor-
cester, Mass.
Charles F. Mathewson, now a
member of the New York law firm of
Strong & Mathewson called on old
friends this week.
Miss Florence Marshall of Darling
ton, Wis, is spending few weeks
with her uncles, c. H. and J. A. Mar
shall of this place.
Rev c. M. Lamson goes to Hyde
Park tonight to deliver an address
on reading at the Lamoille county
Sunday school convention.
Rev Josiah Tyler left for North
ampton, Mass, Tuesday to visit old
friends He will attend the Ameri-
can Board meeting in Boston next
month
Mr.. and Mrs Robert McKinnon
and son arrived from Minneapolis
last Thursday and have been most
cordially welcomed to their old home
by host of friends.
Col. Albert Clark of Boston, the
new secretary of the Home Market
club, was in town this week on busi-
ness connected with the state mOnu-
ments at Gettysburg.
Two St. Johnsbury boys were ia
vored at the election of the freshman
class officers at Dartmouth last week.
F. c. Dow was chosen president and
J. L. Merrill auditor
Rev. DIR. VIM. S. Palmer, for Is
years pastor of the Second Congre
gational church at Norwich, Conn,
has resigned his pastOrate on ac-
count of i'll health. DIR. Palmer was
for some years pastor at Wells River
Arthur Knapp of Boston was in
town over the Sabbath, visiting his
was born in Fairbanks village, but |
has been in Boston many years; for
the past 15 librarian of the Boston
public library.
Carl H. Jewell of St. Louis was
East the past week visiting here and
at his old home in Barton. He now
has charge of the mailing depart
ment of the st. Louis Republic. He
also sings in the choir at Christ |
church, the leading Episcopal church
in st. Louis.
Frank Walker, accompanied by his |
son, Arthur F. Walker, left Boston
Monday on a Raymond excursion.
The trip lasts two weeks and includes |
a visit to Gettysburg, Old Point
Comfort, the Shenandoah valley, the
Natural Bridge, Luray cavern and
Washington.
Hugh c. Moore, for four years
proprietor of the American house at
Amesbury, Mass, has leased the ho-
tel to another party and goes to
Colorado next month for his health.
Mr.. Moore was a resident of this
place for many years and his old
friends here wish him a speedy return
to health.
Major E. P. Farr and wife return
ed to their home in Pierre, Dakota,
Tuesday. Major Farr hastens back
to cast his vote for Pierre for the
capital of South Dakota Mr.. and
Mrs Emerson Hall accompanied
them on their trip and will be absent
about three weeks, going as far west
as Pierre.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Darius d. Webster fell from build