St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Dr. Lee V. Knapp, formerly of this
town, has located at Danbury, N. H.
The young daughter of VIM. E. Peck
continues critically i'll with the fever.
Mrs. A. J. Lincoln Of Springfield, Mass.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur F.
Stone.
William S. Boynton has gone to New
York on business just in the right time
to see the naval parade
John c. Clark has gone to Chicago on
a business trip, but will incidentally at
tend the Worlds Fair opening
Editor Stone of the CALIFORNIAN and
Philip H. Stone have gone to New York
to see the Columbian naval review.
son of Mrs. Mary Brown is reported
i'll with typhoid fever; and Francis
Richards is also suffering with that
disease.
Harry NJ. Powers has just returned
from Buffalo, N Y, where ne has been
pursuing a course OF study at the
Medical College.
Capt. E. F Griswold has returned from
his trip around the world. He is cor
daily greeted by his friends and is kept
busy answering questions as to what he
saw and how he liked it.
Rev F. b. Buckley, who isnow located
at Waterbury, Conn, is about to move
into a $4,000 rectory. The house is
one Of the most attractive in the city
r. NJ. Chandler, foreman of the Repub-
Iican office since it was started eight
years ago, mas gone to Bellows Falls,
where he will have charge of large job
office
Geo NJ Powers OF Morrsville who
has many friends and acquaintance
here, was married last week, at Burling-
ton, to Miss Gertrude, daughter of Col
U. A. Woodbury..
The Hartford Comm Post recently
contained a notice OF the formation o
base ball mines among the inmates Of
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum of that city
with Albert S. Heyer, a ST. Johnsbury
lad, as captain OF the first nine.
Lewis Child, who died at Boston re
Gently, aged SO years, will be remember
ed by Grand Army men in this section a:
a member of Co. c of the Eighth Vermont
He was native of Fairlee and enlisted
i'll another company, but was trans
t ferred to Co. {.
In the list OF instructors at Franklin
College Dresden, Germany appear
Frederick c. Fairbanks, only son o
, Charles Fairbanks of Nice, France Mr.
Fairbanks has charge of the chorus sing
f ing, a position for which he is well fitted
as he is an accomplished musician.
Apropos of Rev. {. W. Bradlees de
parture from St Johnsbury a Zion.
Herald correspondent said The dis
trict will be sorry to lose him so soon
He has many warm friends, both in th'
ministry and laity, in the places he hai
rendered assistance, but the question o
health compes the change. We heartily
Join in the wish of God-speed from tn,
officials of Grace church,
The Albuquerque Times OF April Il
contained this paragraph; Mrs. Har
lev !. Emerson, wife of the popular cash
ier of the Bank of Commerce, who ha'
been spending few weeks in Southern
California, returned home yesterday
morning She was accompanied by her
father, H. S. Browne, of st. Johnsbury
Vermont, who will leave for his home il
a few days Mrs. Emerson will proba
bly, go East with him"
F. A. Dakin, for eleven years past
teacher at St. Johnsbury Academy, leaves
that position at the close of the present
school year to become instructor o.
Latin at Haverford school, prepara
tory institution on the grounds of Hav
erford College, situated nine miles from
Philadelphia. During his stay here Mr.
Dakin has been an enthusiastic worker
along educational and other lines and
has won the esteem not only of the fac
ultv and pupils Of the Academy, but as
well of our townspeople generally; tor
several years past he has been assistant
superintendent of the North church Sun
day school and has been active in gen
eral church work. His departure will be
regretted by many friends
THE NEW PASTOR.
Rev. w. S. Smithers, who is appointed