St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
PERSONALS.

visiting at her former home IN Barnet.
Carl Turner entertained number of
his friends at his home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Steele, of Peacham,
were the guests Of friends in town over
Sunday.
Miss Winona Snow has taken Miss
Wards place at the telephone Office for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gum were called
to Hanover last week by the death of
Mr.. Gums mother.
Miss Fannie M. Parkhurst left Mon
day for Boston where she will spend
few weeks visiting friends.
Leo DcBray moved last week from
Vim. Daniels house to Will Burke's
house on Railroad street
William Hale is home from the Boston
College Of Pharmacy and expects to
spend the summer in town.
Mrs. S. W. Parkhurst and youngest
daughter left Monday for Detroit where
they have gone to visit friends.
c. L. Gray started this week on trip
through southern New England in the
interest of the Azte-Zone Chemical Co.
Richard Hustler, while coupling the
cars on the side track at Stevens mill,
Wednesday afternoon badly mangled his
right hand.
Alexander Borland has gone to New
York, where he has position as gard
ener in the New York Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb.
Willis Guild, who has been studying in
the Boston College of Pharmacy, has re-
turned and taken his old place in {. c.
Bingham's store.
L. d. Hazen left Monday for Boston
on business trip. The last of the week
he expects to pay an official visit to the
house OF correction and the state prison.
SeIim Newell, a member of the gradual
ing class at the Academy, has taken Ly-
man Brooks place in the office of the
Fairbanks dry goods store.
Henry Boynton, who has been travel
ing for the wholesale grocery house of
Cross, Abbott & Co. of White River
Junction. has left that firm to travel for
S. S. Pierce & Co., the well-known
wholesale grocery firm OF Boston.
The many friends of James A. Lytle,
Williams '96, Academy '92, will regret
to learn that he is suffering with apendi-
citis, and will probably have to go to
New York for an operation.
r. B. Gammell of Danville has been
engaged by the Bagley Dandeliou Com.
pound Co., and started on the road with
the wagon last Friday. He is now trav-
cling in New York state.
Mrs. A. l. Davis entertained few Of
her friends at the residence of Geo. Spaul-
ding Tuesday evening, the occasion being
her birthday. Music was furnished by
Willis Cunningham of Boston.
DR.. Harry A. Powers, who was grad
uated from the University of Buffalo last
month, is spending few weeks at his
home in this place. DR.. Powers has not
yet decided where he will locate.
Fred Richardson, who was graduated
from the Academy in the class of '94,
,,,ne c,o nf +l,a eDa,l.ars - tho recent
debate between the Harvard and Yale
freshmen. The debate was won by the
Yale side.
Among Others who are candidates fot
the position of alumni trustee of Dart
mouth College to fill the vacancy left by
Hon. c. w. Spalding, are Hon, Edward
d. Redington of Chicago, and c. A
Willard of Minneapolis both former St
Johnsbury men.
James Logan Gordon, general secretary
of the Boston Y. NJ. c. A., who spoke ii
this town recently, has resigned his posi-
ton. The Boston Journal says he ha:
not vet made any definite plans for the
future, except an idea of some work fol
young men in New England.
DR.. ]. E. Hartshorn has returned tc
st. Johnsbury after several month:
spent in New York studying the eve anc
ear. Dr.. Hartshorn will give his entire
time hereafter to the treatment of Sc:
in this line. DR.. Cramton will remain
in town for the present and continue hi:
profession.
Mrs w. N. Randall entertained {
number of relatives on Monday evening
The occasion was the S4th birthday o
her mother Mrs. Sarah Burbank. Ou
of family of IL children, II are living
and seven attended the party. Mrs
Burbank has seen six generations.
The last number of the New Hamp
shire Congregational Record contains az
its title page full page portrait of Rev
DR.. Franklin D. Aver, for nearly 80 year
pastor of the North Congregations
church at Concord. DR.. Aver is a nativ
of St. Johnsbury and one of the brightes
preachers in the Granite state.
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