St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

i'll with pneumonia.
Elisha May has gone to Wood
stock to participate in the county
court in session there.
Mrs. Sarah Dea fell on the ice on
Prospect street Monday night and
broke her hip. 1t is bad accident
and Mrs. Dea is suffering a great
deal.
Lyman P Wood has left St. Johns
bury and is just now with his mother
in Brooklyn, N. Y. MIR. Woods
many friends wish him most sue
cessful future wherever he may locate.
Charles w. Closson left Wednes-
day for Orlando, Fla, where he will
spend the winter. His classma tes
in the Sophomore class and the mem
bers of his college society remember
ed him very handsomely at Christ
mas time.
Charles Manley Smith. Academy
'S7, of West Rutland has been chosen
by Senator Proctor as his private
secretary. While in Washington Mr..
Smith will pursue his law studies at
the Columbian University Law
school His St. Johnsbury friends
congratulate Mr.. Smith on this APP
pointment.
Among those who have been af-
hicted with the prevalent malady are
Elmore T. Ide, H. c. Ide, ]. N. Gale,
Tohn c. Clark. Charles T. Walter,
N. P. Bowman, H. S. Goodwin, Mrs.
Henry Robie, Mrs. A. D. Rowell, A.
L. Bailey, J. A. Moore, several mem
bers of E. D. Blodgett's family,
County Clerk Nichols, w. P. Stat
ford, Drs. ]. D. Folsom and ]. E.
Hartshorn, H. w. Blodgett and many
others.
Sargis c. Kebabian, the Armenian
who graduated from the Academy in
the class of 1890, has taken the
Forest freshman mathematical prize
at Yale college. George Mont
gomery, Academy '8S, has taken the
Forest Senior mathematical prize at
the same college.
The Christmas visitors included
N M Johnson, now of Claremont,
N H., Alfred Stanley of Plymouth,
n. H., w. w. Blodgett of Providence,
X. l., J. Frank Trull, who is studying
medicine in Boston, William Gibbon
of Dartmouth college, S. w. Robert
son of Gilmanton, N. H., Jason Hin
man Of New York.
A NEW YEAR GREETING.
The trustees Of Fairbanks Museum
will open the doors of that institu
ton tomorrow (Friday) evening
from halfpast seven to half-past
nine o'clock, to afford the people o.
St. Johnsbury an opportunity for a
general New Years greeting. 1t will
be an entirely informal affair, open
ing the way for friendly meeting O.
the citizens, one with another, at the
outset of 1892, and is, it seems to us
an excellent way to enhance that
cordial fellowship which should exist
in the community, not only during
1892, but always.
SUMMERVILLE NOTES.
John Burns has moved into his
new house on Portland street. The
tenement on the second floor is also
rented.
A. N Drew has commenced work
on his house.
B. F. Weeks has bought of William
M. Hovey a vacated lot next east O
his residence, four rods front, and ex
tending back to the railroad, price
$500 Sellers of real estate in Sum
merv1lle are reaping a reward from
''city" advantages.
Russell & Follensby have extended
their side track the entire length o
their yard and will get their stock O
logs this year by rail.
Y. NJ. C. A. NOTES.
members of the business mems gym
nasium class should plan fol
regular attendance.
The next meeting of the class II
mechanical dra wing will be held or
Tuesday evening next.
The devotional committee met
this week to arrange for the Sunday
afternoon meetings in January.
Another entertainment in the mem
bers' course will be arranged within
a short time
The young men are cordially in
vited to attend the meeting on Sun
day afternoon at four O'Clock. 1t i: