St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

c. S. Forbes of st. Adams made
friends here a short call Tuesday.
n. NJ. Johnson of Concord, N. H.,
shook hands with old friends here
Wednesday.
Mrs. H. c. Bond of Summerville is
visiting friends in Whitefeld and
Littleton, n. H.
Mrs. H. w. Kenney and daughter
have gone to Cookshire, Que, to
spend two or three months.
Miss Edith Hall has returned from
Concord, N. H., to spend the summer
with her mother in this village.
]. Stanley Meigs and family of Chi
cago are visiting at P. D. Blodgett's.
Mr.. Meigs was an Academy graduate
in the class of '76.
Miss Frances BisselI sails from
New York in the Cunard steamer
Aurania next Saturday for a two
months trip abroad.
H. D. Whitney, who went to Chat
tanooga, Tenn, last fall to engage
in the practice of law, is in town for
a few days on business.
o. S. Abbott and family are at
Dartmouth attending the gradual
| ingexercises. His son, w. T. Abbott,
graduates with honors.
Principal Charles E. Putney is at
n L IL l.
mencement His class, 10, held its
20 year reunion Wednesday evening.
Rev Quincy Blakely has resigned
his pastorate at Marlboro, N. H., on
account of i'll health. Mr.. Blakely's
son, Quincy, jr., graduated here last
| week
c. A. Norton made old friends a
short call Wednesday. He is now
located at Tallapoosa, Ca, but will
spend a month or more with friends
in Vermont
Ill health has compelled Herbert
Hodgdon to leave his position as
clerk in Boynton & Calderwood's
drug store and go to his home in
Lyme, n. H.
Levi Sylvester came up from Wo-
burn, Mass, Monday to accompany
the St. Johnsbury band on their pill
grimage with the Knights Templar
to Bath, Me.
Miss Marion Buswell, Academy
'SS, who has been teaching in the
public schools at Cincinnati, o., the
past year, was in town last week
attending the graduating exercises.
Charles D. and Mary L. Hazen
expect to sail for England on the
Aurania ofthe Cunard line, the last of
July. After one or two weeks in
England, they will go to Germany
for one or two years of study.
Rev c. NJ. Lamson and Arthur F.
Stone are attending the exercises of
commencement week at Amherst col
lege Mr. Lamson is a trustee of the
college and Mr.. Stone is attending
the IlICn reunion Oh Ills CLASS.
Prof. James F. Colby of Dartmouth
college, well known in st. Johnsbury,
sailed on the steamer City of Berlin
from New York yesterday and will
spend a few weeks in Liverpool and
then make a pedestrian tour through
Switzerland.
Mrs. A. E. Rankin and family
returned from Boston Tuesday. She
will not open her house but spend
the time between now and July 19 in
visiting in this vicinity. On that
date she leaves for Alaska on the
Raymond excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hall and
daughter, Miss Belle Parmlee of
Trebizond, Turkey, Miss Mary E.
Hoyt, John, Don and Sadie Cameron
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Howard
have gone to Brunswick Springs for
a ten days vacation.
President H. T. Fuller of Worces-
ter Polytechnic Institute, the former
principal of st. .Johnsbury Academy,
delivered the address at the Westfeld
(Mass.) Normal school gradua ton
on Tuesday. His theme was "The
obligation of educated men to their
fellows"
Mrs. Edwin Underwood and
daughter, Carrie, leave next We'd
nesday for a trip abroad. They sail
on the Cunarder, Bothnia, from New
York Thursday. This excursion is
under the supervision of Mrs. Cros-
ley, "Dux femina facta," of Spring
field, Mass, and will visit all points
of interest in the British Isles and on
the continent.
A new corporation, the Arapahoe
Investment company, has been form
ed in Denver, Col. 1t is a develop
ment of the well-known real estate
firm of Hill, Sage & Ross. F. B. Hill
is president and Charles H. Sage
treasurer. The Denver Republican,
in speaking of the new company,
says: ITO Mr. Sage is largely due
the necessity of broadening the old
firm into the new corporation"
Joseph A. Goodrich of East Hard
wick, an Academy graduate in the
class of 80, was one of the speakers
for the Kellogg prize at Amherst on
Monday His piece was Elliott's
"The heroic clement in modern life"
Mr. Goodrich will spend most of the