St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Citizens bank.
w. L. Russell and family are at Old
Orchard Beach.
Albert L. Farwell started Tuesday
for the Worlds Fair.
Philip H. Stone is enjoying a short
outing at the Maine beaches.
Miss Bertha Pearl has gone on a
weeks vacation visit to Moretown.
c. S. Adams and family are So
journing at Peaks Island this week.
Miss Mabel Chase Of Hudson,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Arthur F.
Stone.
Marshall Montgomery and family
have gone to Cumberland, Me-, for a
short stay.
Mrs. c. L. Goodell and Miss Good
ell OF Boston are visiting at Mrs. c.
M. Stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Parker of
Littleton were visiting in St. Johns
bury this week.
Mrs. L. Soper and daughter of
Springfield are visiting their St.
Johnsbury friends.
Mrs. Harley J. Emerson of AL
buquerque, N. NJ, is visiting her St.
Johnsbury friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Howe, Fred B.
and Carl w. Howe, have gone to
Old Orchard Beach.
Mrs. E. Stickney and the Misses
Ellen and Leon A. Stickney are visit
ing at Plainview, MINI.
L. w. Rowell has returned from
Concord, N. H., and will remove
with his family to Boston.
Fred W. Calden, who has spent the
past few years in Breckenridge, Col,
is back to St. Johnsbury again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hazen
started last week on carriage
drive through the White Mountains.
Willard l. Shattuck, Henry M
Powers, and James M. Cushmar
started yesterday afternoon for the
Worlds Fair.
Clarence D. Wood is home from
Amherst College, and his mother
Mrs. L, P. Wood, is also visiting ii
St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shorey o.
South Boston, former residents O
St. Johnsbury, are visiting among
their old friends.
Rev. c. Weston and wife hav,
gone on a carriage drive to Wes
Mt. Vernon, Me-, where Mr.. Weston
was formerly located.
DR.. R. w. Warner has gone tt
Lake Park on Lake Memphremagog
where his son, W. c. Warner, anc
Walter D. Gould are staying.
J. H. Smith and family expect tt
start today for Eagle point on Lake
Memphremagog, where they will
spend the month Of August at thei
cottage.
Mrs. Sabra Palmer, widow of tn
late James Steele, died in Salem las
week. She was a native Of Tin
mouth and had resided in Salen
manv years. She was an estimabl
lady and did many charitabl
deeds.
Rev. H. Q. Ward of Matawan, N
J., who is spending the summer a
the Turner House, Bethlehem, wa
in town Saturday. The degree O
M. A. was conferred upon Mr.. War
at the last commencement at Dart
mouth College.
, We are glad to note that w. W
, Sprague, who has been so seriousl
ill since June 10, is on the gain ant
| able to ride out little. 1t will b
some weeks yet, however, before h
will be fully himself. He has hos
of friends hereabouts who will b
glad to see him once more ION tn
! street."
J Joseph Woods of New Haver
| Conn, and his brother, Fran
Woods of Philadelphia, have bee
visiting A. c. Harvey the past week
They were residents of st. Johnsbur
40 years ago and have been cordia
ly welcomed by their old friends
Frank Woods founded the America
Manufacturer and Iron World {
Pittsburg and was for many year
its publisher.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. P. Carpente
e. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvlin Paddoc
took long drive, last week, wit
S one ofCarl Gray's teams. Leaving 0
} Monday, they drove to Montpelie
thence to Waitstield, where they vi