St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

George H Smith and wife are
camping at Harvey's pond.
DR.. R. w. Warner has gone to
Lake Park to join his family.
Miss Florence Olcott of Boston is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
George H. Gross and family are
stopping at Old Orchard beach.
Mrs n R. Bradeen Of Springvale,
Me-, is visiting at E. E. Sargent's.
Miss Mary Streeter of Concord, N.
H, is visiting at her old home in this
place.
John P. H. Dame, of Cambridge
port, Mass, is visiting at Dennis E.
Mays
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Stone re-
turned Tuesday from a trip to Lake
George.
Andrew Snow and daughter of
Chicago have been visiting friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Frost left
Wednesday morning for Kennebunk
beach, Me.
Milo Woods has closed his engage
ment as clerk at the Avenue House
and returned to Barnet.
Mrs. Annie Howard leaves today
for Warner, n. H., and other points
in Southern New England.
John H. Carpenter and family are
at Salem Willows, near Salem, Mass,
for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Daniels and
William c. Powers are spending a
short time at St. Leon Springs.
Geo. Hicks, formerly resident on
the North Danville road, has moved
to Cady's Falls, near Morrisville.
Frank Folsom and wife of St.
Adams, formerly of ST. Johnsbury,
were in town on visit last week.
Judge H. R. Start of Bakersfield,
one of the two new Judges elected by
the last legislature, was in town last
week.
Preston E. May, now of the firm Of
G. A. Whitcher & Co., is at home from
Williamantic, Conn, until about Sep
tenber l.
George P. Ide, cashier OF the Trede-
gar national bank at Jacksonville,
Ala, is visiting at his old home in
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Spencer, and
Mrs. E. S. Truax, are spending two
weeks at the Montebello House,
Newbury.
Edgar L. Stanley of Brooklyn, n
Y, and Mrs. H. N. Small of Port
land, Me-, are visiting at Dr. ]. D.
Folsom's.
Fred Drown had the middle finger
of his right hand severely crushed in
the machinery at Jones & Shields
shop on Monday.
William c. Tyler and family, Rev.
Josiah Tyler and Miss Matte Tyler
expect to start tomorrow for Kenne-
bunk beach, Me
E. B. Denison of Portland, Me-,
William Denison Of Boston and Miss
Carrie Higgins of Buffalo are visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. c. A. H. Thompson, who at
tended the national encampment Of
the Woman's Relief Corps, has gone
to Wisconsin to visit friends
Rev. c. NJ. Lamson left Monday
for Washington on a two weeks va
cation. The North Church pulpit
will be supplied during his absence by
Rev. Azel w. Hazen, Of Middletown,
Conn.
George H. Hale arrived in St. Johns
bury Friday, after walking with a
friend from Amherst college through
the White mountains. Arthur and
William Hale are now with them,
camping at Joe's Pond.
Rev. Owen H. Gates of this place
was married at Sioux City on Aug
to Miss Henrietta Middlekauf of
that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Gates are
spending the summer in this place.
They will leave for New York in the
fall, Mr.. Gates having been called to
teach in the Union Theological Semi
nary
Harry H. May, G. n. Smart and
Elwyn Owen are at Weirs, n. H,
attending the second annual meet
ing Of the New Hampshire Music
Teachers association, which con-
vened Monday. Mr.. May was on
the program for song Wednesday
afternoon, when he gave Bucks
"On the deck of the Santa Maria"
S. Parkhurst and family return