St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-04-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Ellen Stickney is spending the |
week in Boston.
Miss Lena S. Alcott is recovering
from. scarlet fever.
E. H. Landon of Bristol was in
town Friday.
7. o. Hale and wife have returned
from Florida.
Geo. E. Hazen has so far recovered
as to be out on the street.
Miss Susie M. Spaulding is so far
recovered from the mumps as to be
able to be about again.
| Miss Myrtle L. Underwood is
spending her vacation at home.
Mrs. Albert Howe, who has been
suffering from la grippe for the last
two weeks, is slowly improving.
Miss Inez A Howe, who has been
attending school at Lyndon Institute
for the past year, is at home for
few weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. F. Allison of
East Providence, R. l., are in town
visiting relation and friends.
Miss Jennie Wrinkle, former
teacher here. is in town, guest at
Mrs. Alvord's.
Miss Fanny Hartshorn of Summer
street has gone to Greenfield, Mass,
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Miner.
Mrs. 1. J. Robinson has gone to
Amesbury, Mass, to visit her son
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Horne has returned
from Nashua, N. H., where she was
called to bury her sister, Mrs. John
E. Buckham.
S. J. Desrochers has been appoint
ed agent for Caledonia county for
the New England Mutual Life In
surance Company of Boston.
Rev. Costello Weston and family
leave town Friday, for Hammonton,
N. J., and their friends here are to
give them a reception this evening.
A. B. Carr is enjoying vacation
in the Eastern Provinces on the line
of the Quebec Central railroad. His
sister has accompanied him on the
trip.
w. c. Hovey, son of J. 6. Hovey
? of this place, shared in the fruits Of
! the recent republican victory in
! Michigan, being elected an alderman
5 for the second ward of Benton Har.
t Dor, in that state.
4 DIR. Edward H. Ross of this place
e was married at Marlborough, N. H.,
t yesterday, to Miss Nellie Hersey o
l. that town. A host of St. Johnsbury
D people will extend hearty congratu
d lations to DIR. and Mrs. Ross.
v Harry Powers, a student at Buf
falo IN. W University, a son of J
w. Powers of this village, has jus
:. been elected president of the 1. c.
+ Medical Society of the university
, The election is the honor of Senio
+. year, and reflects very creditably OF
J. the recipient.
H. w. Hall, manager of Bailey
V music rooms in Burlington, has Deel
E. chosen president Of the Queen City
II board of aldermen. This is a decid
r ed compliment. Mr.. Hall will fill tn
e, position well, and his St. Johnsbur,
O friends and acquaintance will ex
d tend congratulations.
., The young son of the late Clarenc
a and Minnie Caswell Brown, formerl,
IT of Barton, died very suddenly d
Ia Ie Littleton. Mass, on Friday last, c
diphtheria. The child's parents Git
oee mother being daughter of Mrs. c
1r Caswell of this village had bot
preceded him to the grave.
Secretary Folsom of the Waterbur
Y. M. c. A. will not sail for Europ
. in May, but if he is physically abl
will go later in the summer H
=. and Mrs. Folsom were at last az
- counts at Norfolk, Va, and were il
- tending to visit st. Johnsbur
a friends for few days in the nea
- future.
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