St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-29


over Flint Brothers drug store.
c. Eldridge and family will move
from Spring street to one Of the apart
ments in the Citizens Bank block.
Ernest Drown is on the sick list this
week and Irving Folsom is taking
his place at c. c. Bingham's store.
Miss Lora Morse, who has been
caring for her mother at Ryegate,
has returned to her position once
more.
Landlord Chase of the st. Johns
bury House is confined to his room
with tonsilitis and an attack Of the
grip.
Miss Isola Mute, former resident
of st. Johnsbury, was married at
Franconia, N. H., March ID, to James
H. Streeter.
Mrs. H. E. Byron, who has been
confined to the house during the past
six weeks with the grip is able to be
out once more.
Harry Belknap, who has been con-
fined to the house during the past
month with neuralgia, is able to be
out once more.
DR.. George F. Cheney has gone to
Boston after new dental outfit for
his Office. He will visit relatives in
Maine before he returns.
Mrs. c. R. Stevens at the St.
Johnsbury House had serious
attack of congestion of the lungs last
week but is reported much better.
Mrs. George H. Frost has been as
sisting in the cloak department OF
the Fairbanks dry goods store dur
ing the absence of Miss Ardies, who is
kept at home with rheumatism.
George w. Harvey has started
collection agency at Battle Creek
Mich. Mr.. Harvey graduated from
the Academy in the class of'92 and
has been law student at Ann Arbor
University.
Charles A. Chadbourne has closed
his labors as day clerk at the St
Johnsbury House and takes the
position formerly filled by Eugene s
Smith at Lougee Bros. & Smythe's
dry goods store.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Henderson en-
tertained some of their friends las,
week Thursday evening. The occa
sion was Mr.. Henderson's birthday
and the seventeenth anniversary o
his marriage to Mrs. Henderson.
Miss Annie B. Leavens is the guess
of Miss Florence May. Miss Leaven'
is a member of the class of '96 at th'
University of Vermont aud daugh
ter of Rev. DR.. P. F. Leavens, an emi
. nent Presbyterian minister in Passaic
NJ.
Miss Edith F. Stebbins, daughte
of c. J. Stebbins, who had been ii
but few days with inflammation o
the bowels, died Monday morning a
: the home of her parents on Pear
street. She was a bright, active ant
t intelligent girl of IA years, and
f scholar in the Union school. Th
, family have the sympathy of the peo
{ pie in their bereavement.
Osro R. Clayton concludes hi
: duties as physical instructor at tn
Y. M. c. A. this week and leave
Tuesday for his home in Weston
Mr.. Clayton has done excellent worl
here and has made many friends dur
: ing his winters stay. He will joi'
7. the New England Association Apr
! Is, having been assigned to tn
q Haverhill team as an out6elder
, A quartette consisting of four sis
ters, Mrs. c. T. Ranlet Of this town
Mrs. w. H. Abbott and Mrs. F. +
q Marston of Olcott and Miss Marth
f 7. Tucker of Bethlehem, N, H., recent
Y ly gave concerts at White River juno
: ton, North Thetford and Olcott
. The Hanover Gazette in its accoun
G of the concert at Olcott says: "All c
!. the singers have unusually fine voice
/. and that OF Mrs. Ranletis one seldor
equalled."