St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-28

States Hotel Boston, with much salts
faction.
George H. Cross has gone to Syracuse
and Ithaca, N. Y, and Harry Cross i:
spending his vacation at Fort Coving
ton, N, Y.
Kenneth Fairbanks is enjoying few
days rest in Waterbury, Conn, where
he attended the marriage of Secretary
Smith of the Y. M. c. A.
W. c. Warner, Ralph Rider and o. S,
Cogswell went to st. Johnsbury Park on
Lake .Memphremagog last Monday and
will spend the week there.
Miss Blanche Bagley gave reception
on Monday evening in honor of Miss
Gertrude Cochran of Groton, who has
been visiting her the past week.
]. E. Cowling, who recently sold out
his grocery store on Main street to Bert
Carr has gone to Bradford to work for
large grower of Strawberries.
Mrs. ]. w. Warden, Miss Alice Belle
Warden and Miss Potter leave this week
for Nahant Beach and vicinity, where
they will remain for few weeks.
Mrs. Jane Ward and Miss Belle Ward
are visiting Mrs. Wards brother in Lyn-
don. During Mrs. Wards absence, Mrs.
F. A. Balch has charge Of Sunset Home.
o. M. W. Sprague received the degree
of A. NJ. at Harvard commencement.
Mr.. Sprague has been pursuing q post
graduate course in Harvard for the past
year.
Civil Engineer Benton, who has been
engaged in construction work at the
National fish hatchery, left last Saturday
for Washington and Texas, and will be
absent about three weeks
DR.. 6. H. Smith and wife, DR.. r. w.
Warner and family. John Smith and wife,
Rev. M. H. Dockham, Miss Josie Heyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bangs and Arthur
Bangs are among those who atteud the
Beebee Plains camp meeting this week.
The many friends OF Rev. Henry w.
Jones OF Claremont, Cal, former pas
tor of the North church, will be panied
to learn that he had severe hemorrhage
recently and was much Frustrated bv it,
His speedy recovery to perfect health is
earnestly wished for.
Secretary Smith Of the Y. NJ. c. A, left
town last Saturday Mi ght in order to be
present at an interesting event which
took place at Waterbury, Conn. yester-
day afternoon when he led to the altar
Miss Mary Curtis Ellis, of that city.
Next week we hope to give full account
OF the ceremony.
w. I. Abbott of Peoria, Ill.,, made
great success as orator on Memorial Day
at Wyoming, Ill. The local paper SAYS it
was the best Memorial address ever given
and says the speaker had fine voice and
made notable address. Mr.. Abbott is
a son of 0. S. Abbott of this place, and a
graduate of the Academy in the class of
1856.
Miss Pierson, daughter of A. T.
Pierson, editor of the Missionary Review
of the World, OF. Brooklyn, N. Y, was in
town last week intending to commence
missionary work in Fairbanks village,
but was called away for time to Water
ford to relieve fellow laborer who is
i'll. She will work in this place on her
return.
Judge W. P. Smith addressed the Y.
M. c. A. meeting at Newport last week
and the Newport Express saws of it,
His subject was The Power of Right
Seeing The discourse was very interest
ing and instructive, especially appro-
pirate to the present time, bearing upon
the preparation that the young men
must make that they NAV assume the
responsibilities that their elders must re-
llnquish in the natural course of time,
being all-important that they see Alright
the things of this world"