St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-08-01


n. H., is visiting old friends in town.
Postmaster McIntire of Lancaster
greeted his friends in town Saturday.
Prof. Henry Fairbanks and family
are at their cottage at Prout's Neck,
Me
Miss Lucy Jackson of London,
England, is visiting friends in this
place.
Mrs. George w. Spencer and Miss
Anna Spencer are at Kennebunk
beach, Me
Mrs. J. A. Hadley has returned
home from Massachusetts in very
poor health.
Col Frederick Fletcher and wife
are at Lawrence cottage, Old Or
chard beach.
Senator H. c. Bates is in Norton
this week as one of the referees in a
chancery case.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Somerville have
Inverness, P. Q.
Arthur Randall takes his vacation
next week, and is planning to visit
Old Orchard beach.
Rev c. B. Atwood is visiting in
Boston and will spend next week at
some of the beaches.
c. A. Gaskill is enjoying a trip to
Boston His nephew, Eddie, is visit
ing in Manchester, N. H.
John Rickaby has returned from a
vacation spent with his sisters in
South birmingham, Mass.
DR.. A. H. Hoyt of Manchester, N.
H., former resident of this place, is
visiting among his old friends.
Joseph Beck and wife of Fairbanks
village are spending the week with
their daughter, Mrs. Grout, in Bellows
Falls.
Howard Parker and c. E. Somer-
vile start for Old Orchard next week.
Mrs. Parker has been there for some
time.
Mrs Barber and her son, William
Barber of Oshkosh, Wis, spent the
Sabbath with their cousin, A. B.
Noyes
Mrs William P Fairbanks and
Miss Mabel and Joseph Fairbanks
start for kennebunk beach, Me, this
afternoon.
Miss Daisy E. Balch left for the
Tip-top house, Mt. Washington, yes
terday where she will work during
the summer.
A. S. Livingston is receiving a visit
from Mrs. Herbert J. Hartman of
Revere, Mass, and his niece, Miss
Hyde, of Hartford, Conn.
Michael Mccormick has been re-
ceiving visit from his sons, Anthony
and Charles of Fitchburg, Mass,
and Bernard of Lynn.
Miss Abbie Thomas and her step
mother, Mrs. William Thomas of
New Hampshire have gone to Lunen-
burg for a week or two.
DR.. G.. B. Bullard was called to
Proctor Tuesday by the serious ill
ness of Col Fletcher Proctor, eldest
son of Secretary Proctor.
Marvin Dingman, who has been
engaged as travelling salesman for
A. L. Bailey, has left that position
at Barton.
7. S. ZONES and wife, E. E. Partridge,
Mrs S. H. Clark and Miss E. l..
Clark, all of Boston, are stopping in
town for a few days at the ST. Johns
bury house.
George Vanderbilt and his mother,
Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt, passed
through here Monday en- route for
Bar Harbor, Me, in the Vanderbilt
private car.
Rev. H. Q. Ward, formerly of this
place, has accepted the call to the
Congregational church at Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward are now visiting
| at his old home in Danville
Miss Lii B. Judd of this place, who
has been teachingin primary school
at Bellows Falls the past year, will
teach in the first intermediate de
partment there the coming year
Miss Eta Graham, a teacher ir
our public schools, has secured po
sition as teacher in the Massachu
setts reform school at Westboro, anC
enters upon her duties next week.
Rev. G. NJ. Curl and family are Wis
iting relatives in Charlestown, n. H
Mr.. Curl has been engaged to speal
at four camp meetings this summer
Groveton, n H., Morrisville, Sheldor
and Lyndonville
X. P. Cunningham of Salem, Mass
received as a testimonial a few day:
since from the men under his charg,
a nice gold-headed cane Mr.. Gun
ningham is son-in-law of Svlveste
Day and formerly lived here.
Rev. Henry w. Jones, late of Vaca
vile, California, has come East ant
expects to sail for Europe next week