St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Wilbur S. Walker is clerking at ].
A Moore's for the present.
Miss Jennie P. Cross has entered
the Boston School of Oratorv.
DIR. T. R. Grow of Wakefield, Mass,
formerly located here, has been visit
ing in town.
J. W. Batchelder of this place,
cornetist, assisted the Glover band at
the Barton fair.
Mrs. Russell Underwood of Wal
than, Mass, is visiting her brother,
A. c. Harvey.
Mrs. D. A. Morrison of Railroad
street has gone to Boston after new
millinery goods.
George S. Fisk, who was recently
connected with the CALEDoNIAN, is
now on the Burlington Clipper.
J. Frank Trull, who was graduated
from Dartmouth college in June, has
gone to Boston to study medicine.
George H. Hastings of Boston, for
merly Of this place, was the guest of
his brother, Charles S. Hastings, over
Sunday
Mrs. lanes Spencer of Colebrook,
n. H, a resident of St. Tohnsburv
about 80 years ago, is visiting at L.
G. Spencer's.
Miss Emma Donaghy died on Tues
day evening after a lingering illness.
She was II years old and the daugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donaghv.
Mrs. ]. Benton, formerly of St.
Johnsbury, and Mrs. Eliza beth c.
Chandler and daughter, all of Chica-
go, have been visiting in St. Johns
bury.
Engineer E. A. Hart of the Lake
road has moved to Morrisville and
Engineer Dan Fulford is going to
move from Morrisville to ST. Johns
bury.
About dozen of the St. Johnsbury
young ladies gave an enjoyable
german at Lynch's hall, Railroad
street, on Monday evening, with
Mrs. Kate 6. Brock as pianist.
Col. Truman {. Fletcher and Miss
Belle F. Small, the principal of the
Union schools, were married at Am
herst, N. H., last Saturday. They
reached home on Monday evening.
Mrs. Albert Hastings of Minneap-
oils, who was recently called East
by the death of her sister, Mrs F. D.
Aver, of Concord, n. H., is now Wis
iting Mrs. DIR. Brooks, her husbands S
sister.
John Smith of Valley street, a resi-
dent of St. Johnsbury for some 90
years, died on M Monday, aged IS years,
after about three weeks illness with
kidney trouble. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Walter P. Smith, Miss Matte
J. Hall and Miss Carrie c. Ross
reached Boston on the Scvthia last
Monday morning. The passage was
stormy one, the ship encountering
gale which lasted four days
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Pearl F. Blodgett of this
place to Mrs. Clara c. Brainerd,
formerly of St. Johnsbury, but now
of Montpelier, at Christ church,
Montpelier, Wednesday evening, Oct.
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Miss Jennie P. Cross entertained a
large number OF her friends very
pleasantly on Thursday evening last,
an amusing feature of the occasion
being an "auction party" The
Summerville orchestra was present
and furnished good music.
DIR. g. w. Ward of this place,
government Inspector at Island
Pond for some time past, closed his
work there Oct. 1 and takes similar
position at the ports of Newport and
Richford. He has been stationed at
Newport and Island Pond before
The executive committee for the
Worlds Columbian Dental meeting,
which is to be held in Chicago in 1898,
have appointed the following as a
committee to represent Vermont
DIR. G. F. Cheney, St. Johnsbury; DIR.
Thomas Mound, Rutl= nd; DIR. R. NJ
Chase, Bethel; and DIR. A. J. Parker,
Bellows Falls
Rev. William H. Moves, who was
graduated from the Academy in the
class OF 80, is now laboring success
fully at Maebashi in Japan, a city Of
about 10000 inhabitants. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moves were located there by the
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