St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-08-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Z. +. D1ckernan is IN Lowell,
Mass, for the present.
Joseph Boles is enjoying his vaca-
ton at Bar Harbor, Me.
Arthur c. Randall is taking his
vacation at Old Orchard beach.
Mrs. Gordon c. Weeks of Boston
is visiting her mother in this place.
Mrs. Abbie ]. Burke returned on
Tuesday from a two weeks vacation
trip.
Miss Kate Burton has gone to
Milby, P. O., for four weeks vaca
ton.
Miss Nellie Hancock of East Hard
wick has been visiting Miss Florence
Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Stafford are
taking a trip to the Thousand Isl
ands.
Mrs L. L. Kendall returned last
week from three weeks visit in New
Hampshire.
Mrs. HerbertJ J. Hartman Of ofRevere,
Mass, has been visiting at A. S.
Livingston's.
O. Y. Hooker and family are at
their cottage at Queen City park on
Lake Champlain.
Rector Buckley and wife left Tues
day morning for Saratoga, to be
absent two weeks or more.
Prof Bartlett and family, of the
Cedar Falls Qa.) Normal school,
have been visiting friends here.
Miss Addie R. Crosman, Harry
Hill and Miss Gertrude Hill Of Wake
field, Mass, are visiting in town.
Patrick Leonard, section boss on
the St. ]. & L. c., has gone to Toledo
to visit his sons Dennis and John.
Charles F. Mathewson, success
full lawyer in New York, has been
visiting at his old home in this place.
Mrs. H. P. Mcintosh of Boston is
stopping at ]. B. Cages, Mrs. Gage
being a daughter Of Mrs. Mcintosh.
Miss E. J. Robbins of Newton,
Mass, a former milliner here, is
stopping a few days at R. D. Har-
lows.
Mrs. Riley Hallett and son Of
Northampton, Mass, are visiting at
Mrs Hallett's on Mt. Pleasant
street.
A. H. Mcleod and family and
Henry G. Ely and family are camp
ing out at Harvey's pond, West
Barnet.
Mrs. Amos Sanborn of St. Johns
bury is spending the summer with
her father, Rev Horace Stiles, at East
Holland
Chas. Folsom and wife, of Balls
ton, n. Y, are in town this week on
a visit to their son, Secretary F olson
of the Y. NJ. c. A
George and James Johnson are now
in Barre, running a livery business !;
their families left ST. Johnsbury on
Monday of last week.
Frank E. Lucas Of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting his brother, L. II. Lucas,
and other friends. They went to
their old home in Peacham yesterday.
Mrs. c. A. H. Thompson, president
of the state department of the
Woman's Relief Corps, went to De-
troit to attend the national encamp-
ment
D. ]. Foster of Burlington, for
mer student at the Academy, and at
one time states attorney of Chitten-
den county, is visiting in Barnet and
this vicinity with his family.
Robert A. Turner of Paris, France,
has arrived in St. Johnsbury and has
joined Mrs. Turner at St. Johnsbury
Centre. Their son, Ernest, now liv-
ing in Chicago, is also here.
A W. Fisher, CHIEF clerk of the pen
sion department at Washington, is
visiting during these summer days at
Danville, his native place. Mr.. Fisher
passes some of his time every summer
in this vicinity.
Clarence H Wiley of Barton Land
ing, who was graduated from the
Academy in the class of 1887 and
from Dartmouth college last June,
has been engaged as principal of the
village academy at Barton Landing.
Col. Franklin Fairbanks. Col. T.
c. Fletcher, Phillip K. Gleed and
Judge Powers are among the men,
bers of the Bennington centennial
committee whose duty it shall be to
look after the distinguished guests
from other states.
Mrs. Keziah Forsyth, who died at