St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-12-27
PERSONALS.


Mrs. William r. Horton is seriously
sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. S. ], Huntley is quite sick with
shingles a Sunset Home.
William c. Tyleris confined to the house
with quinsy sore throat.
Miss Maud Stiles, Of Brattleboro, is
home visiting for short time.
Agnes Wheeler, formerly of this place,
is visiting at her grandlather's.
F. L. Walker and wife, OF Worcester,
Mass, are visiting friends in town.
]. c. Stevens, the tailor, left yesterday
for business trip to Newport and vi.
cinity.
Z, w. Howard, of Worcester, Mass.
formerly OF this place, is visiting friends
in town.
E. S. Cady, the electrician, has taken
an office in Merchants Bank block for
the convenience OF his patrons.
Miss Caroline Woodruff spent Christ
mas with her brother and family at Lit
Teton, n. II.
Burton S. Burke and his mother came
over here from Montpelier to spend
Christmas.
VIM. p. Kelly is spending his vacation
in Worcester, Mass, and also visits his
old home in Ohio.
Mrs. George F. Cushman gives an aE
ternoon tea today in honor of Mrs. H.
o. Cushnan of Boston.
William Hale and William Shattuck of
Boston and Arthur O'Malley of Hanover
are at home during vacation.
Miss Margaret Merrill is at home from
Wellesley for Christmas, also Josiah
Merrill from Schenectady and Walter
Merrill from Fitchburg.
Miss Sadie Batchelder, who with her
mother and sister went to California
some time since, has returned and will
remain in town for the present.
Mrs. Florence Pufer is spending her
vacation with friends in Montreal, after
which she goes South to spend the win
ter with sister in Alabama.
Mrs Pearl F. Blodgett, who has been
visiting friends in Montpelier leaves soon
for New York to join her husband, who
has position in an insurance office.
George E. Hall of the New York Tribune
was here Monday getting material for a
new edition of the list of millionaires in
America, which will be issued next tall.
DR.. E. w. Hitchcock has come here from
New York to take the practice of DR.. C.
B. Hall, who has moved to Maiden. Dr.
Hitchcock is physician who comes here
well recommended, and has his office in
|, the house formerly occupied by DR.. Hall
Among former students at the Academy
who are spending their vacation in town
are the following; Misses Blanche Bag.
ley, Elsie Ranney, Lulu Harvey, and
Messrs. Raymond Trainor, Horace Car.
penter, Hugh Borland, John Cameron
Wellington Tinker, Charles Graham and
others.
]. w. Ransom, formerly of this town, is
visiting here for a week. Mr.. Ransom
has been manager of the Ransom Hard
ware Company of Burlington since leav'
ing St. Johnsbury and is now manager
of the Candee Lock Company of Angola
N. Y, which has just bought out the
Burlington company. His brother
Charles H. Ransom, is on the stage and
has made quite hit as an actor.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. (Chadwick) Phelps
widow of Geo. w. Phelps formerly OF
Shelbune, who was visiting E. E. Sar
gent in St. Johnsbury last week, left for
Barre on Monday, feeling in her usual
health, but shortly after her arrival at
the home Of her neice, Mrs S. S. Ballard
she died Of heart failure. Her home was
in Reading, Pa, and she had been visit
ing relatives in Vermont for the past
month. Mrs Phelps was born in Jetfer-
sonville, and was 61 years OF age.