St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. c. S. Adams is away on two
weeks visit to her people in Northfield.
Mrs. Taggart of Rochester, is in town
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Sparhawk
Miss Margaret Gorham entertained
company of her young friends on Tues
day evening.
Burton H. Burke attended the re-
union of the Morrisvlle academy
alumni on Friday of last week.
c. M. Cheney of Spokane, WASH, is
on a visit to st. Johnsbury friends
after long absence.
Mrs. D. ]. Foster of Burlington has
been visiting friends in town for few
days past. Mr.. Foster was also here
for over Sunday.
T. H. Bowman, formerly of this place,
but now located at Ontario, Cal. is here
on visit to his father, N. P. Bowman,
with his wife and daughter.
w. H. Horton of Summer street, who
is over 70 years of age, suffered partial
stroke of paralysis of the left side on
Saturday, and will be confined to the
house for some days yet.
Carl Gray's many friends hereabouts
will join in cordial congratulations and
best wishes over his marriage, in White
field n H., to Miss French of that city.
The happy event occurred yesterday.
Another June wedding announced by
card is that of John H. Moore and Miss
Edith Hovey, which is to take place at
the home of the brides parents, Capt
and Mrs. E. L. Hovey, in Summerville
on the evening of the 10th.
w. H. Herrick left town on Monday
for three months trip through thu
Western country. He will visit Chicago
Grants Pass, Oregon, will go to th'
Pacific coast, and will see many othe
places of interest in the far West. Mr.
IlCIllSh Ids DSSli AOnhSNlSd Will III
scale shops for thirty years, and has hat
but little leisure during that long period
has been busy man too in musica
circles, and is fully entitled to the extend
ed vacation on which he enters thi
week.
The Rockland, Me-, Tribune has thi
to say concerning Memorial Da
address there by former resident of s.
6 Johnsbury: REV. c. w. Bradlee, the ne'
pastor of the Methodist church, we
introduced as the orator of the eveniny
He spoke for about an hour, and made
= great impression upon our people by h
6 public introduction to them in this mai
, ner. His address was scholarly and po
ished, full of patriotism and fire an
breathing the spirit of devoted loyalt
to country and the men who saved i
and was often interrupted by applause
Our Lyndon correspondent says: tt
, community was greatly shocked an
panied to learn Sunday night of the tel
gram announcing the sudden death {
Chicago of Will S. Bigelow, after an i
-, ness of only two or three days. M
Bigelow left, few weeks ago, his pos
tion on the Old Colony road, and h
home in Chelsea, Mass, to take a mo-
profitable position in Chicago, in chars
of tourists baggage, and the last lette
; received from him indicated that he VIZ
in his usual health. Mrs. Bigelow, WI
is at her fathers in this place, is cor
pletely Frustrated by the sad dintelligenc
: To the mother, also, Mrs. Bella S. Has
: ings, the affection is a peculiarly sa
i one, she being deprived of both husbar
!. and son within one week. The remain
:. are brought to this place and the funer
}. will occurto day (Thursdav) at 1 o 'cloc