St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-04
PERSONALS.

Miss Eliza Blodgett is visiting friends
in Richford.
Miss Catherine Thayer has gone to
Barton to visit her sister.
Mrs. a. W. Babcock is visiting friends
in Lowell, Mass, land vicinity.
Bert Young, of Maynard, Mass. is
visiting his father, L. w. Young.
Arthur M. Knapp, of the Boston Pub
lic Library. visited friends in. town this
week.
Mrs. ]. Frank Trull of Bdde'ord Me-,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Cross.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Ross gave party
on Friday evening in honor of Miss
Avery of Wolfboro, N. II.
Mrs. John Gray goes to Hartford,
Conn, tomorrow, to JOIN her husband,
who has already secured position there.
]. S. Sanborn and wife, George Stearns
and wife, are among those who visited
the Rebekah reunion at Bradford this
week.
Mrs. E. NJ Lamson, of Hartford, Conn.
is the guest of Mrs. Walter p. Smith, and
is most cordially welcomed by her old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Brown of Wash
ington have been visiting at c. c. Bing-
hams. Mrs. Brown has spent the sum-
mer at Danvlle.
Mrs. c. M. Spencer and the children
left this week for Des Moines, Iowa, where
Mr.. Spencer is assistant cashier of the
Des Moines National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D, Harlow ex-
pect to leave for California the last of
this month where they make their home.
They will locate in Pasadena.
Mrs. o. A. Lloyd of Pulaski, N. Y, and
Mrs. N. w. Thompson and son of Los
Angeles, are visiting Mrs. H. NJ. Doug
las, who is a sister of Mrs. Lloyd.
A. G. Hawes has returned from sum-
mer trip to Honolulu. He will visit
friends here few days and then enter
the Institute of Technology for his sec
ond year.
John Cameron, Academy '95, entered
Yale College last week, and his many St.
Johnsbury friends will be glad to learn
that he passed his entrance examinations
without any conditions.
Among those who Attended the legis-
lative reunion at Montpelier this week
were Major N. P. Bowman, Col. Frank
Walker, L. D. Hazen, Henry c. Bates,
w. w. Sprague and w. L. Pearl.
George w. Spencer, manager of the
Fairbanks grocery store, has gone to
Pearl, Grand Isle county, to get his an
nual supply of apples. He accompanied
Mrs. c. M. Spencer on her westward
journey as far as Montreal.
DR.. ]. E. Hartshorn leaves town the
last of this month for New York, where
he will take a course in the New York
Opthalmic and Aural Institute Lateri
the winter he expects to go to Germany
to continue his studies upon the eye.
The friends of William A. Thompson
will be interested in the following from
the Hotel Gazette: "Willam A. Thomp-
son, day clerk at the United States Hotel,
Newport r. l., has been very busy this
summer and maintains an excellent repu-
tation as a painstaking and reliable
clerk"
The many st. Johnsbury friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert F. Balch, of Marshall
town, Iowa, extend sympathy in the loss
of their infant son, Richard Tilton, who
died on Sept. %. The little one had not
been strong since its birth, and was
about four months old.
Major Edward D. Redington, of Evans
ton, ILL.,, called on his st. Johnsbury
friends this week, Major Redirgton came
East to attend meeting of the trustees
of Dartmouth College. 1t is quite CO.
incidence that four trustees of the college
are graduates OF st. Johnsbury Academy,
Prof. Henry Fairbanks, Major Redington,
Frank S. Streeter, of Concord, N. H., and
Charles F. Mathewson, ofNew York.
David E, Puffer has resigned his position
as teller of the First National Bank, and
leaves next week for Jacksonville, Ala,
to become secretary and treasurer of the
Jacksonville Oil Mill Company. George
P. Ide, formerly of this town, is manager
of the company, and the stock is held in
Jacksonville, Boston, New York and st.
Johnsbury. Mr.. Puffcr has made many
friends by his courteous business methods
and both he and his wife will be greatly
missed. Their many friends wish them
much success in their Southern home.
THE WRESTLING MATCH.
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