St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Congressman Grout is back to his
farm at st. Johnsbury East.
julius Houghton of Boston has
been visiting friends in this town
and Lyndon.
Miss Frances Bissel is visiting
friends in Rochester, N. Y, after
which she will go farther west.
DR.. and Mrs. H. S. Caldcrwood,
Mrs. c. A. Calderwood and Miss
Mary E. Burt started for New York
yesterday.
Dept. Commander Doty of the
Vermont division Of the G. A. X. has
appointed W. H. Ward an aide de-
camp on his staff.
Miss Persis Parker Of Littleton,
who assisted at the convention here
last week, sang with the North
church choir on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Horne was called to
Lancaster last week on account of
the illness and death of her father-in-
law, w. P. Horne Of that place.
J. S. Meigs returned from Chicago
yesterday, where he was unexpected
ly called by the death of his step
father.
A. K. Forsaith and Charles F.
Mann happened to be in Boston at
the time of the fire and have inter-
esting "reminiscences OF the conflagra-
ton.
Hubert Brooks has gone back to
, his old position as book-keeper at
Fairbanks grocery store. He sue
ceeds c. l.. Staples, who has gone to
Wisconsin to engage in banking.
Miss Rosa NJ. Bailey has returned
: from a trip to Brooklyn, where she
u visited the children of Rev. T. P
u Frost. Miss Bailey made the
{ journey to Brooklyn and back alone
), l.. P. Kinne of Lebanon, N. H..
u was here Monday night on his way
{ to Holeb, Me. Mr.. Kinne met sew
> eral members OF the Holeb Fishing
Club at the club rooms and enter
t. tanned them with fish and gam
r, stories.
t. Rev. T. P. Frost of Brooklyn, n
Y Y, formerly pastor OF the Methods
o church here, has accepted the call t.
lr the Baltimore church, but has no
"a vet been transferred by the bishop
In case the latter does not transfe
y Mr.. Frost he can choose from tw,
ot other churches in his district, having
o received calls from large Methods
il church in New York and also one i
New Britain, Conn.
The Newport Express says OF tn
g recent musical convention at Cover
s. try last week: THE conventio
ID was favored with delightful weathe
1t and one of the best of leaders, Pro
Is H. H. May, under whose skilltu
~ training the chorus was well su'
~ tained." There were about 8
IS voices in the chorus and soloist
II, came from all the surrounding town:
'e rpouST rogySRURY CENTER.
f. D. c. Wiggin has moved back t
West Burke.
De Eugene Joyce has bought Mrs
o. Horace Green's farm. Price $15OC
m Beauman Butler who was quit
re i'll last week, is reported much bel
n ter.
ne Miss Nellie Laughlin of Barne
~ spent Sunday with relatives in thi
p, place.
k A Sunday school concert will b
)e held in the Congregational churc
. next Sunday at 5 p. IN.
= The citizens held a meeting las
!" Monday to consider the advisabllt
s. of establishing fire department i
C. this place and the interest in tn
a matter seems to promise that on
49, will be established soon.
er Harry A. Butler was at home owe
- - Sunday. He is now travelling to
Is the firm by whom he has been en-
ploved since he went to Boston, an
the new arrangement will enable hii
IL to be at home once in two months
's Rev. P. B. Fisk preached an e'
OF cellent sermon to the children las
On Sunday, but the weather being $
A. unfavorable, very few were prcser
90 to hear it. 1t is hoped he will n
peat il at some future time.
st AT THE EAST VILLAGE.
ne Mrs. ]. w. Webster is on the sic
at list.
in Mallie Cobleigh is at home froI
III Massachusetts.
AZ. Mrs. F. G. Fletcher, who is visi
no ing in the place, has gone to Lanca
+ar N n to snend n few daVS wit