St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-03
PERSONALS.

FEhSONALS.
Dr. and Mrs. J.. D. Folsom are Wis
iting their daughter in Brooklyn.
]. H. Wark Of the Maplewood farm,
Bethlehem, was in town this week.
Charles Childs of Northampton,
Mass, was in town one day last
week.
Robert c. Davie OF Providence, R.
l., returned Tuesday to his home in
this town.
Homer Lamphere left Wednesday
for Bartlett, N. H., where he has Sc.
cured a place in a store.
]. E. Stevens, day clerk at the St.
Johnsbury house, is leaving, and will
be succeeded by c. w. Sanborne.
Miss Isabel Paddock, who has been
spending the winter in New York
studying music, has returned.
Elroy A. Clayton will leave for his
home in Weston next Monday where
he expects to spend the summer.
J.. E. Gull, of Brattleboro, has been
appointed naval cadet, with G. B.
Johnson of st. Johnsbury, alternate.
E. D. Harlow has gone to the Sol
diers Home in Bennington to live.
DR.. Aldrich accompanied him on his
journey.
Mrs. Milo Kendall, from st. Paul,
and her children have come here to
spend the summer with her father,
w. H. Cook:
Mr.. and Mrs. harrington, who
have been staying at the st. Johns
bury House for short time, returned
to their home at Walden on Tuesday.
John A. Moore returned on Sunday
morning from Lakewood, N. j.,
where he has been spending the win
ter. He had a severe attack of pneu.
monia in New York, and is still weak
from the effects of it.
Harry A. Powers is graduate in
medicine from the university of Buf.
falo this spring. The faculty and
class of 95 issued handsome invita-.
tions for their annual commencement
which took place on Tuesday in
Music hall, Buffalo.
Miss Caroline H. Lincoln OF North
ampton. Mass, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone. Miss Lincoln
has just completed the indexing o
the old records of Hampshire county
a work that has extended over two
years.
Lyman J. Brock, for several years
bookkeeper at the Fairbanks dry
goods store, has resigned this posi-
ton and takes a similar position
with A. B. Noyes & Co. Charles 6
Braley is at present helping on the
books at the Fairbanks store.
Miss Constance Fairbanks has
been engaged as associate editor o.
the CALIFORNIAN and has already
commenced her labors. Miss Fair
banks was for FIVE years connected
with the Critic at Halifax, Nova
Scotia, being associate editor ofthat
paper for two years.
John S. Carr of Springfield, Mass.
was called here this week by the
death Of his friend, Asa S. Living
ston. Mr.. Carr lived here in the
forties and was employed by E. & T
Fairbanks & Co. and in 1855 estab'
lished the bakery now owned by
George H. Cross. Mr.. Carr owns a
large cracker factory in Springfield
and was cordially greeted here by
his old friends. His son, Lewis Carr
was also here to attend the funeral
Prof. Charles D. Hazen of Smith
College, Northampton, and former
resident of this town, has translated
a book by Charles Borgeaud entitled
Adoption and Amendment of Con
stitutions in Europe and America.
1t is published by Macmillan & Co.
New York and London, and is brie
but systematic treatise on the meth
ods by which constitutions ar,
adopted and changed in all countrie:
of Europe where written chapters
prevail.
A MUSICAL ACQUISITION.