St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-07-21
PERSONAL MENTION.


Editor Grout of the Newport Ex-
press was in town on Tuesday.
ing in West Barnet for few days.
Mrs. Lucas of Tunbridge, a sis
ter of c. T. Brigham, is in town on a
visit.
Mrs. Edgar L. Stanley of Brook
lyn, n Y, is visiting her father, DR..
Folsom.
Mrs. A. ]. Lincoln of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur F. Stone.
Editor George H. Bradford of the
Sherbrooke Gazette was here the first
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Corriveau
are on a months visit to their old
home in Quebec.
Henry w. Prince has gone to Beth
lehem, n H., for his second season as
bell boy at the Uplands Hotel.
c. c. Bingham attended the recent
meeting of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association at the White
Mountains.
Rev. c. F. Morse is now at Brat
tleboro, introducing the new Peo-
pies Cyclopedia to the inhabitants
of that town.
Albro F. Nichols has gone to
Peaks Island for season of recrea-
ton; Mrs. Nichols had preceded him
there some days ago.
c. w. Closson has returned from
Florida, whittier he went to recuper-
ate his health, but did not receive the
benefit he hoped for.
Editor Arthur Ropes of the Mont
pelier Watchman and Mrs. Ropes
were in town Saturday, having just
returned from Old Orchard Beach.
Miss Emma Babcock entertained
a number of her friends very pleasant
ly on Saturday evening, the occasion
other sixseenth birthday anniversary.
Henry D. Wild and Miss Ada l..
Goodwin were married on the 14th
inst, at Olivet, Mich. Mr.. Wild is
graduate of St. Johnsbury Academy,
class of "a.
Mrs. A. M. Bailey and Miss Jessie
Bailey of Melrose, Mass, are spend
ing few weeks in town with Mrs.
Bailey's sisters, Mrs. H. c. Bond and
Mrs. w. L. Russell.
Harley Emerson of Albuquerque,
N. M, is here on business trip.
Mrs. Emerson did not come with
him, being in camp in the Ration
mountains with party of friends.
A Caledonia county official gets
this incidental compliment from the
Newport Express caledonia county
has retained Mr.. Sulloway for sheriff
for about fifteen years, simply be-
cause he;is a first-class officer"
Capt. E. F. Griswold has been heard
from at North Cape, the land of the
midnight sun. He expresses himself
as a trifle tired of so much daylight,
and says he will be glad to get once
more in a country where he can blow
out his little candle and go to bed to
sleep in the darkness.
Henry F. Jones, son of Rev. Henry
w. Jones of Pasadena, Cal, former
pastor of the North church, has ac-
cepted the position of professor of
elocution and rhetoric at the Uni
versity of Kansas atLawrence. Mr..
Jones has just completed a post-grad-
and is now studying elocution at the
summer school at Harvard College.
Mrs. A. E. w. Robertson of Musco-
gee, Indian Territory, has recently
been honored with degree ofdoctor
of philosophy by the University of
| Wooster. The Boston Transcript
saws that Mrs Robertson has recent
ly completed the translation of the
New Testament from the original
Greek into the Muscogee or Greek lam
guage, and has also translated some
of the historical books of the Old
Testament from the original, besides
doing other literary work. The lady
! in question is the mother of Samuel
w. Robertson, who is well known to
many of our readers.
The Granite City Leader, of Barre,