St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-06-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

in Hooksett, n. H.
Miss Flora e. Morse and Miss
| Julia Newell started for Chicago
Friday.
A. W. Ferrin, treasurer of the
Montpelier Savings Bank, was il
town yesterday.
Mrs. c. B. Harding of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, is visiting her niece
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone.
Mrs. Chas. G. Taylor and Mrs
Geo. H. Taylor are visiting friends in
Coaticook and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Miner
spent few days at Lyman, N H,
the first of the week.
H. E. Taylor, special agent Of the
treasury department, located at St.
Albans, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. May Tousley, editor of the
Inglewood Gll.) Eye, is visiting in
town, guest at Major Bowman's.
Julius Morrill,, who has been clerk
ing in general store at Bartlett, N.
H., is spending few days in town.
Prof. J. M. Chapman will spend
his summer vacation at Old Orchard
Me-, leaving for there in few days.
A. E. Corriveau, who is connected
with the Queens court at Montreal,
has been visiting his brother, A. ]
Corriveau.
w. A. Hefferman has concluded his
services as principal of the parochial
schools and returned to his home in
Providence.
Letter Carrier ]. A. Paddock is
taking his annual vacation and,
with his wife, is stopping at Old
Orchard, Me.
Dr. R. w. Warner is enjoying his
vacation at Beebe Plain and Lake
Park on Lake Memphremagog. He
will not return until after July f.
State Auditor Powell is to leave
Richford and take up a residence in
St. Albans, and not in Burlington as
recently stated by the Free Press.
Rev G. NJ. Curl went to Mont
pelier Monday to attend the gradu-
ating exercises Of the Vermont semi
nary, of which institution he is a
trustee.
Col. G. B. NJ. Harvey, a Peacham
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editorial rooms of the New York
World to become managing editor of
that paper.
Superintendent James Menzies of
the N. E. Telephone company was in
town last Thursday and tried his
luck at trout fishing with &C. Bing-
ham as chaperone.
Frank S. Streeter of Concord, N.
H, counsel for the Concord & Mon
treal railroad and a former St. Johns
bury boy, has built a fine summer
cottage at Nantucket, Mass.
Miss Persis D. Hewitt, teacher of
algebra at the Academy, and Miss
Anna S. Morse, teacher of Latin and
English, are attending the commence
ment exercises at Dartmouth college
this week.
O. S. Davis, an Academy graduate
in the class of 'S5, and Dartmouth col
lege, 80, enters Hartford Theologi-
cal seminary next fall. He has been
principal of the high school at White
River Junction the past two years.
Rev. J. w. Baker Of Pennington
Falls, Me, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Baker attended St. Johnsburv
Academy previous to 1860. He was
graduated from Dartmouth college
in 1861 and will attend the 3Oth re-
union of his class there this week
Edward D. Redington of Chicago,
well-remembered in St. Johnsbury, is
a member of this class and expects
to attend the reunion.
Miss Laura S. Watson, teacher of
English literature and history at the
Academy, left last week Monday for
New York and on Saturday sailed
for Liverpool on the Anchor line
steamer, Anchoria. She will spend
her time visiting places Of historic
interest in England and Scotland
and will come back in the fall with
renewed energy and fitness for her
work. This is Miss Watson's third
trip abroad. The return voyage will
be on the City of Rome, leaving
Glasgow Aug. 20.
THE McALL MISSION
Rev. Mr. Brack of Paris spoke in
fI1e North Church act Sur16 v Of the