St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-09-06
PERSONALS.


Mrs. A. F. Howard has gone to West
Lebanon N. H., to visit her brother.
Herbert Fisher has been absent during
the past two weeks on business trip.
Rev. M. A. Gates and family have gone
to Oberlin, Ohio to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bond left Monday
for Boston and vicinity for two weeks
visit.
Charles H. Horton is enjoying his va
cation hunting on the Massachusetts
coast.
Mrs. W. D. Brown and children are
in Burlington visiting relatives this
month.
B. G. Howe returnfd from Rutland
Friday, and his friendb were glad to see
him back.
Prof. S. H. Bracket and Miss Bracket
have returned from visit to Province
town, Mass.
Miss Maud Trotter of Montreal has
taken situation as table maid at the
Avenue House.
Prof. Charles D. Hazen of Smith Col
lege, Northampton, Mass, is visiting at
his old home.
Rev. c. F. Morse addressed the young
men in the association rooms at Rutland
last Sunday.
Miss Cordela &. Nevers, a former stu
dent at the Academy is visiting Mrs,
Walter P. Smith.
Raymond Trainor left Tuesday night
for Montreal where he goes to attend
school this fall
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Leach, 90 Port
land street, have returned from trip to
the top of Mount Washington.
Mrs. Robert A. Turner of Paris,
France, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Graves, at St. Johnsbury Centre.
Eroy A. Clayton, now of Weston, is
coming here this week to work through
the month in the CALIFORNIAN office.
Miss Laura Jenness has gone to Man.
chester, N. H., and is taking
course in short hand and type writing.
Mrs. w. ]. Connell and little daughters,
after a summer at Cape Cod, are the
guests of Mrs. H. NJ. Chadwick for the
month Of September.
Harold Dwight, who graduated at the
Academy in the class of '94, is in town for
a short time visiting friends. He is a
member of '9S at Amherst College.
George R. Clark of Boston, so we'll re-
membered in st. Johnsbury, has been en-
gagged to sing in the oratorio Israel in
Egypt" at the Worcester music festival,
Sept. "a.
Miss Katie Lewis returned from Waits
field on Saturday. Edwin Lewis, who
has been spending his vacation among
friends and relatives in the state, re-
turned home on Saturday.
A fine picture of Capt. c. M. Bonett
of the St. Johnsbury Guard, appears
among Others in the September number
of The Vermonter, which gives page of
portraits Of officers present at the muster.
w. P. Spinner, of st. Johnsbury, a
Boston and Maine brakeman, while
coupling at Swanton last week, got
caught between the engine and freight
car, and was seriously injured internally
H, B. Farnham, lawyer, has secured
rooms in Merchants Bank block, and
will move in very soon. The rooms
have been newly finished and will make
Mr.. Farnham as nice and clean set of
rooms as one could desire.
Horace E. Toothaker, Academy, '92,
is visiting his old friends. He has been
studying in the medical department. of
the University of Michigan, but goes to
Bellevue College, New York, to complete
his medical course.
Kenneth Fairbanks left on Monday
morning a-wheel for Waterbury, Conn.,
going through the mountains by way of
Littleton The weather has been beauti-
ful for riding and the trip should be
pleasant one.
]. G. Chandler of Rutland, is in town
in the interests of the Granite State Pro-
vident and Building Loan Association
of Manchester. Mr.. Chandler is the
eldest son of Senator William E. Chan
dler of New Hampshire
The death is announced Of Charles
Parker, father Of Editor H. E. Parker.
of the Bradford Opinion, who died at his
home at Lisbon, N. H., on Sunday, Aug
25. He was son of Hon. Levi Parker.
well known business man, and was
educated at Newbury Seminary, Lisbon,
and Phillips Academy at Danvlle. His
many friends will regret to hear of his
death.
J.. Henry Fuller, son of DR.. H. T. Fuller,
formerly principal of the Academy, ar
rived last week to take the position va
Gated by Kenneth Fairbanks in the draft
ing room of the scale works. Mr.. Fuller
has just graduated from the Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, and his friends will
be glad to welcome him to a residence
here. Since his arrival he has been the
guest of Prof. Henry Fairbanks at Elm