St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. William Puffer of Chillicothe,
ILL.,, is visiting here. II
DR.. George R. Clark and wife Of
Boston are visiting at E. F. Browns.
Prof. Henry Fairbanks and family
are at their cottage at Prouts Neck,
Me.
Rev. c. NJ. Lamson and four of the
children started for the Worlds fair
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth L. Hall of Win
chendon, Mass, is visiting friends in
St. Johnsbury.
Lyle B. Spaulding returned this
week from a carriage drive through
the Mountains.
Miss Fanny Gerald of Brooklyn is
in town for the summer, a guest at
the Athenaeum House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Steele Of
Hartford, Conn, are here on visit
to w. M. Kellogg and wife.
Miss Carrie Hibbard Of Boston,
formerly stenographer in the Fair
banks Office, is in town on visit.
Mrs. NJ. J. Matthews has moved
into Miss Alice Cowdery's house on
Spring street and will keep house for
her.
Hon. Henry c. Belden of Minneap-
oils came to St. Johnsbury last week
and was most cordially greeted by
his old friends.
Mrs. Mason Hall and Miss Emma
Rogers have returned from the
Worlds Fair and a visit in Wiscon-
sin and Illinois.
Miss Nellie Bowman, accompanied
by Miss Lena Carleton from George
town, Mass, returned home from
Chicago last week.
Rev. Josiah Tyler is attending the
Bible conference at Northfeld, Mass,
and on Tuesday spoke concerning
his work among the Zulus.
Clarence D. Wood, who has just
been graduated from Amherst Col
lege has accepted a position as
teacher in the Brooklyn Polytechnic
Institute.
B. B. Spaulding and wife left this
week for Brownville Junction, Me-,
to visit their son, NJ. |. Spauldin., :,
who is an engineer on the Canadian
Pacific railroad.
Our venerable and honored towns
man, George Aldrich, and his
estimable wife spent the day at
Sheltered Gaes last week Wednesday
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
bert Packard.
Rev.F. D. Buckley and wife of Wa
terbury, Conn, arrived in town on
Tuesday and are most cordially greet
ed by many friends. Mr.. Buckley will
officiate at St. Andrews church on
Sunday next,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt and a sister
of the latter, with DR.. and Mrs.
; Cheney and H. c. Boynton returned
this week from delightful sojourn
of ten daysdn Camp Eagle at the
Weirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Locke of San
Francisco, with their granddaughter,
Miss L. P. Farnsworth, are here on
a visit, stopping at the St. Johns
bury House. Mrs. Locke is the old
est daughter OF the late Barron
Moulton.
Freeman Frye has returned from
Denver much improved in health,
Mr.. Frye was in Denver during the
two days that nine banks closed
: their doors, and the day he left the
e city a small army of employed
t men held up freight to secure a
E. ride out of Denver.
E Col. George B. M. Harvey has
n found the position of editor-in-chiel
t of the New York World too much
1 for his health and has left that office.
a Col. Charles H. Jones, formerly editor
i of the St. Louis Republic, succeeds
, him. Col. Harvey's st. Johnsbury
: and Peacham friends will wish him
: a speedy return to health.
Prof. S. H. Brackett and wife have
Just returned from a short visit to
friends in Keene, N. H., and to their
t daughter in Concord. They have
: the joy of seeing great improve
/ ment in the health of this daughter
, about whom there has been such
r anxiety for the past few months