St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-12-13
PERSONALS.

O. w. Orcutt leaves soon for California
where he goes for his health.
II. II. Carr has been in Boston the past
week purchasing holiday goods.
c. M. Berry is clerking in T. c. Spen-
GERS store through the holidays.
Mrs. Ethan Z. Carr and Miss Thomp-
son have returned rom a visit to Boston.
Homer Lanphere has been under the
weather for few days, but is reported
better.
Mrs. c. II. B;.G=Ssy returned last week
from Boston where she has been for four
or five weeks.
Henry Impey aud wife OF West Farm
ham, p. O., were IN town last week Wis
iting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Field OF Green's
boro have been visiting at A. c. Harvey's
for few days.
Louis Menut has finished working for
the Electric Light Co. and Charles F.
Koepka has taken his place.
J.C. Stevens retarned Wednesday from
his home in Easl Charleston where he
has been for few days vacation.
William E. Barrett has secured tenn
porary position as ticket agent for the
Boston & Maine at Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Van Ness Spaulding and her
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Dudley, left Mon
day for winters sojourn in Florida.
Rev. M. A. Gates and wife reached here
from Oberlin, Ohio, last night, coming
home to attend the funeral of the late
William L. Pearl
Mr.. Gle, the head clerk at the st. Johns
bury House, left Monday Tor his home in
Lebanon, N. H., aud later goes to Chi
cago to engage in the publishing busi-
ness. His many friends wish him a Sue
cesstul future.
The St. Johnsbury friends OF Prof. ]. F.
Colby of Dartmouth college will regret
to learn that he is still having great
deal of trouble with his eyes. He will be
obliged to pass the winter in some place
where there is no SNOW, as it has such an
injurious effect upon his eyes.
Willard /. Shattuck of this place has
been chosen one Of the representatives
from Boston University to participate in
the Massachusetts League contest. Mr.
sAett-ech r-ou Il piace ii. debate
where there was close competition and
his st. Johnsbury friends hope to see him
win more laurels in the greater contest
The new minister from Hawaii to the
United States is Mr.. Hatch, the former
secretary of foreign affairs in that young
republic. His wife is daughter of Col
Alexander 6. Halves, recently Of San
Francisco but now of London, and she is
pleasantly remembered here as student
at the Academy few years ago.
Mention was made in these columns a
few weeks ago of the serious illness ot
Rev. DR.. George H. Ide Of Milwaukee, a
native of this town. He has been de.
tanned in Syracuse N. Y, ever since the
triennial council, but his many friends
will be pleased to know that he is conva
escent and is now visiting in New Jersey
The winner of the New York Herald's
third novel prize of $1,000 was Mrs
Edith Carpenter Thomas of Millville, N
7. She is we'll remembered as a student
at the Academy in the eighties and is q
niece of Chief Justice Ross. The Academy
is remarkable for the ministers and law
yers among its graduates and now mum
bers among it's old students novelist.
Harry L. Heald, who went from st
Johnsbury to Littleton and later to To
peka, Kansas, is making a successful
lawyer and has just been admitted tc
partnership with Judge Martin of To
peka. The Topeka Democrat says o
Mr.. Heald: "He is a highly educated
young gentleman of a good family, has
been for some months in the law office o
Geed, Ware & Gleed, and has many
friends in this city. He is said to be g
young attorney of much promise"