St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-02-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Major Josiah Grout OF Derby was
here Saturday.
T. c. Spencer has gone to Colorado
on business and pleasure trip.
John S. Cameron is here from Salt
Lake City on a visit to his children.
Mrs. E. Nj Leland of Claremont,
N. H., is the guest of Mrs. William
c. Tyler.
Congressman Powers has been
home for brief visit and was in St.
Johnsbury Wednesday.
State Auditor Powell of Burling-
ton paid an official visit to the coun-
ty clerks office Wednesday.
J.G. Hicks, one the grip patients,
is still confined to the house, having
much trouble with his eyes.
Rev. J. D. Beaman of Montpelier,
president of the Vermont Methodist
seminary, was in town this week.
L. D. Hazen started Monday for
Southern Pines, N. c., where he has
an extensive lumber interest.
Miss Minnie Thomas and Miss Ed
ma Palmer of Boston are visiting
Mrs c. w. Thomas for few weeks.
Rev. c. M Lamson is taking his
annual winter vaca ton and breaches
in his old pulpit in Worcester next
Sunday.
Mrs. William P. Fairbanks, Miss
Mabel Fairbanks and Master Joseph
Fairbanks leave Boston next week
for California on Raymond tour.
Mrs. Lydia Beck was called home
this week by the death of her father.
She will return to resume her position
in the Union schools on Monday.
Editor Atkins of the Montpelier
Argus was in town last Thursday
and was entertained by few of his
democratic friends in this town and
county.
Master Harry Flint of Spring
street gave his young friends merry
time on Friday evening last by
way of celebra ting his fourth birth
day.
George E. Miner, who has been
studying law for over a year with the
New York firm of Potter & Potter
has been admitted to the firm and
the name of the new firm is Potter
Baldwin & Miner.
Mrs. Dennis E. May left Tuesday Y
for an absence of two weeks, in BOs
ton, and Willimantic, Conn. At the
latter city she will visit her son
Preston E. May, who is in the dry
goods business with G. A. Whitcher
Mrs. P. D. Blodgett and her two
daughterS-in-law, Mrs. p. T. anC
Mrs. E. A. Blodgett, very pleasantly
entertained about 125 of their friend:
at the residence on Main street last
Thursday evening from eight to elev
en- o'clock Refreshments were serv
ed, and social courtesies exchanged
Capt. E. F. Griswold sails fo1
Havre, France, Saturday, on th'
French line steamer, La Bourgogne
This is the same steamer that the frs
Raymond & Whitcomb European
excursion party cross the Atlantic in
and Capt. Griswold is thus assured
of many pleasant companions in th'
early part of his tour.
Lyman P Wood has decided tt
locate in Springfield, Mass, having
bought the stock of the Centur.
Manufacturing company. The com
pany manufactures BARRIERS coats
) aprons, butchers frocks and othe
articles. and employs about 81
| hands. Mr.. Woods many friend
wish him success in his new venture
t Frank L. Kendall, mailing clerk a
. the post Office, has been off duty thi
week on account of the grip, but /
: convalescent.-G r. Crosby, wh'
| has been confined to the house fo
t many weeks, is able to be out, bu
can hardly be said to be in robus
, health as vet-Geo. F. Miner, VIII,
has also been indoors for long tim
: by reason of the grip, is able to b
f out