St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-08-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

| MISS anna spencer mas gone TO the
White Mountains for few weeks.
A. Winn Farwell of Sherbrooke was
in town last week on business trip
Miss Lille Donnan of independence,
Iowa, is visiting her uncle, Judge
Ross
Mrs. Jesse Rogers of Newark, N.
J., is visiting her relatives in this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Knight of
Florida are visiting old friends in
town.
Miss Alice Hall and Miss Eliza
Morrison are visiting friends in
Maine.
]. N. Gale and family are at Hard
wich where Mr. Gale is building a
house
DIR. Charles E. Quimby and family
of New York spent yesterday in town
visiting friends.
Mr. McIntire and four children of
Savannah, Ga, are stopping in town
for a few weeks.
George Ranney left Monday for
Pittsfield where his wife is visiting at
her former home.
John H. Drew is in Boston on busi-
ness and Mrs Drew is visiting friends
in Manchester, n. H.
Mrs O. S. Burke has returned from
Sacred Heart, Mimi, and taken a
house on Main street.
Mrs. Ethan E. Carr spent the first
of the week at North Hero and is
now visiting in Walden:
Misses Emma and Blanche Hale,
daughters of Milo Hale, are spend
ing the summer in town.
Robert Mckinnon of Minneapolis
is in town and is most cordially greet
ed by his many old friends.
Mrs. O. H. Hale of Boston and
Mrs. L. A. Estabrook and daughter
are visiting at l.. w. Rowell's.
Carroll S. Page of Hyde Park was
here M Monday to find home for his
boys who enter our Academy next
fall.
Mrs. Dennis E. May and her daugh-
ter, Virginia H. May, are stopping
at the Elm house in Danville for a few
weeks.
E. D. Steele is enjoying a bass fish
ing trip in the southern part of the
state, and will visit Boston before
returning home.
Dr. John Smith and son are camp
ing at Lake Memphremagog, where,
it is understood, the doctor is build
ing a cottage on the land he owns.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Pearl and
son Raymond started Monday for
Ogdensburg, N. Y. They will return
via the Thousand Islands, Montreal
and Quebec.
John c. Clark, George R. Clark of
Boston, Emerson Hall, T. M. How
ard and A. B. Moves enjoyed a fish
ing trip to the head waters of the
Connecticut last week
Rev. B. M. Tillotson of Woodstock,
formerly of this place, has written a
lecture on "Sone of the changes in
the habits and customs of New Eng
landers within a few years"
George H. Hastings, the Boston
photographer who went to the Hub
from this place, has been reelected
first vice-president of the National
photographers association.
Mrs. James H. Gaffney and daugh-
ters, Florence and Mrs. Robert Cobb,
are visiting friends in Sherbrooke.
James and William Gaffney are on a
fruit farm five miles from Denver, Col.
Miss Dora E. Reagan has returned
from New York where she has been
visiting her relatives. She returns
to Hanover this fall where she has
charge of the Rood house boarding
club.
Ezra Shorey and wife of Topeka,
Kan, arc visiting his mother in Sum-
merville Mr.. Shorey is a prosperous
real estate agent in Topeka, and a
suburb of that city has just been
named for him.
A French count registered at the
St. .Johnsbury house last Friday as
"Comte de Darville, depute de Paris.
ct sonfils'' He and his son were on
their way from Quebec to the White
Mountains.
Rev. Josiah Tyler and his daugh-
ters, Misses Susie and Matte Tyler,
reached England from their mission
airy station in Natal on July 81 and
will sail for America the last of this
month. He writes his children in
this place that the party will visit
the Paris Exposition before coming
to this country. The Natal Mercury
of June % gives an interesting ac-
count of the farewell reception to the
veteran missionary in which all de-
nominations were represented and a
number of the leading business men
of Durham
La LUNCH OF THE "FLORENCE."
The canoe "Florence" was launch
ed in the Passumpsic on Wednesday
morning and is now on its way down
the Connecticut to Long Island
Sound. The party consists of F. K.
| Collins of Cleveland and w. S. Col
Inns and w. Loveland, both of New
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