St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-01-02
PERSONAL MENTION

emy 80, is in town.
Mrs. Helen F. Carpenter is conva-
| lescing from a week s sickness
Miss Ethel M. Aldrich of Littleton,
n. H. is visiting relatives in town.
Robert Caldwell, of Caldwell &
Varnum, was in town over Sunday.
Henry French has been confined to
the house the past week by sickness.
w. L. Raub, Academy 80, now OF
Amherst college is visiting in town.
IA. Stone of Kennebunkport Me-,
| has returned to enter the Academy
John M Allen of Burlington medi-
cal college, spent the Sabbath at
home
G. w. Kyburg of Amherst college
is spending the holidays with friends
| in town.
Mrs. w. A Little goes to Glover
this Thursday afternoon to visit
her sister.
George r. Montgomery of Yale col
lege spent the holidays with friends
in this place
A. E. Rogers of Piermont, n. H.,
who graduated from the Academy
here in 'SS, is visiting in town.
William Ingram of Winter Park
Fla, came North on a business trip
and was at home over Sunday.
Col. Albert w. Hastings and wife
of Minneapolis are East on visit
and are expected here tomorrow.
H. H. May went to Bradford Tues
day to sing at the musical conven-
ton now i'll progress at that place.
John F. Putnam of Salt Lake City,
st. ]. Academy, Sc, Columbia Col
lege, 90, is visiting at d. d. Patter-
sons.
H. A. Folsom, who sprained his
ankle about a week ago, is now con-
fined to the house by rheumatism in
the neck.
George l.. Bradley of Minneapolis
is shaking hands with q good
many friends in Caledonia county
this week
c. II. Stevens returned from North
Carolina Tuesday night, where he
left his family comfortably loca ted
and in fair health.
Mrs. Ferd. Walker of Worcester,
Mass, returned home Saturday after
spending Christmas at her former
home in this place.
Arthur Taplin, H. S. Goodwin,
others are tight in the ''Grippe" of
the Russian influenza.
Rev. c. H. Merrill of this place
preached the sermon at the re-dedica-
ton of the South Royalton Congre-
gational church, Dec IS
Rev. c. F. Morse gave a lecture at
the South church Sunday evening on
oriental churches, including the
Greek, Armenian and Bulgarian.
Miss w. Glines has returned from a
vacation spent with her friend, Mrs.
Gleed, at Morrisville and resumed
her duties as teacher of German in
the Academy.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage, on Jan. 81, of Charles Woolson
of Springfield and Miss Lulu M.
Fenno of st. Johnsbury, both well
known in this place.
Capt. c. M. Spencer spent Christ
mas in Canada with relatives, where
his family has been visiting for a
week or two past. They all return
ed home the last of the week.
Charles Locke, for several years
with Harvey & Brown, made his
friends here short call Monday af-
ternOOn Mr. Locke is now cle1 king
in a dry goods house at Newport.
l. D. Bemis, who has been with
Lougee & Weeks during their stay on
| the Plain, will continue with Mr..
Lougee in the new store which he
expects to open on Railroad street in
March.
DR.. G. B. Bullard left this morning
for Boston, New York and Washing
ton. At the latter place he expects to
join Secretary Proctor's party and
go farther South He will be away
an indefinite period.
Erastus G. Hovey has left the Citi-
zens bank to become an agent for
parts of Vermont and New Hamp-
shire for the Hamilton Loan & Trust
Co. of Kearney, Neb., with headquar-
tiers at ST. TOhnsburv.