St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Miss Margaret FNewell is spend
ing a few weeks at the Adirondacks.
DIR. Walter Wood of New York
visited at his old home this week.
Arthur c. Randall and Nathan
Thompson are at Old Orchard Beach.
Mrs. Henry c. Dickinson of Pitts
burg, Penn, is visiting Mrs. c. M.
Stone.
A. J. Lincoln of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
F. Stone
Mrs. c. T. Brigham has gone to
East Randolph to care for sister
who is i'll.
Congressman Grout has returned
to his farm in Kirby and was in
town Tuesday.
John P. H. Dame of Cambridge
port, Mass is visiting at D. E. Mays
for few weeks.
Miss Nellie Cushman of Spring
street has; been passing vacation days
at Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Estabrooks
and Matthew J. Caldbeck are at St.
Leon Springs.
Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lamson have
gone to Mortified, Mass, to attend
the conference.
Joseph Potts, son of NJ A. Potts
of Kansas City. is visiting his uncle,
Fred E. Potts.
R. B. Flint and family have been
enjoying a carriage drive through
Northern Vermont.
Carl c. Fletcher, city editor Of the
Rutland Herald, has been visiting
at his old home the past week.
Lee V. Knapp left for Hanover to-
day to take a twelve weeks course
at Dartmouth Medical College.
A. o. Baker and Col. Frank Walker
are taking a carriage ride through
Western Vermont
Mrs. William c. Tyler and daugh-
| ter Louise and Miss Matte @. Tyler
are at Kennehnnk, Me
E. K. Streeter of Clyde, Kansas,
has been in town the past week visit
ing his old St. Johnsbury friends.
Mrs. A. o. Baker and Mrs. P. F.
Hazen are spending the week a Dan
ville.-Mrs. Mary B. Paige is also
there.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Frost are
at Kennebunk, Me. c. M. Spencer
and family expect to join them next
week.
Hermon S. Clark, wife and daugh-
ter of ST. Albans are here on visit
to the formers sister, Mrs J. w.
Sault.
Rev. A. I. Davis and wife have
gone to Saco, Me-, on a visit, and
there will be no services at the Free
Baptist church next Sunday.
Miss Gertrude B. Estabrooks OF
East Barnet, member of the class
of 80, has been engaged as clerk in
F. o. Clark's stationery store.
John Rickaby, Theodore Lamson
and Walter Husband are on a ten
days fishing trip in Canada, and
some large catches will now be in
order.
Rev. F. D. and Mrs. Buckley left
on Monday for three weeks vaca
ton. Their three children are being
well cared for at w. H. Robes or
Spring street.
Secretary of State Brownell, Hon
Josiah Grout of Derby and F. w
Baldwin of Barton, chairman of the
republican state committee, were in
town Monday.
John A. Gilchrist of Seneca, Kansas
is visiting his mother in McIndoes
Falls and called on his old friends ir
this town this week. Mr.. Gilchrisi
is cashier of the State bank al
Seneca
: Miss Lucas, niece of c. T. Brigham
, and daughter of an agent on ar
Indian reservation in the Canadian
Northwest, 23OO miles distant, i:
) visiting in town.
Mrs. Lovejoy and Miss Baldwin
of Connecticut have been visiting al
Vim. NJ. Kellog's for a short time
5 Miss Baldwin left for Maplewood
? n. H, on Monday, but Mrs. Love
= JOY remains for week.
| Josiah S. Kenerson of Barnet wa:
in town Monday. Mr.. Kenerson il
E travelling salesman for the Alden
Woods Fiber Co., of Plymouth, n. H