St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23
PERSONALS.

Herbert Fisher is visiting his home at
Waits6eld.
Miss Woodruff of Illinois is visiting
Miss Isabel Paddock.
Edward Hamilton of Mortified is home
on a short vacation.
Mrs. Asher S. Burbank of Boston is
visiting friends in town.
Editor Perkins, of the Rutland Herald,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Julia Fowle of Marquette, Mich,
is visiting friends in town.
Perley A. Prior Of Maiden stopped in
town with his friends over Sunday.
G. w. Goss, who has been working at
Littleton, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Ella P. Hicks is spending her
vacation at Bloomington and Wilough-
by.
Charles Johnson left Wednesday for
Newport, and will spend a week at Owls
Head
Mrs. c. P. Davie is visiting friends in
Portsmouth, N. H., Lynn and Lawrence,
Mass
Miss Lena Gagnon, clerk in Lougee
Bros. & Smythe's, is at Quebec on a va
cation
Rev. A. w. Hubbard is at Northfeld
Mass, this week, attending the con-
ference.
Miss Margaret Merrill entertained a
few of her friends at her homelast Friday
evening.
Miss Annie Bray Of Hartford, Conn,
formerly of this place, is in town for
short stay.
Fred c. browning, late of the Fair
banks store, has been spending few
days in Barton.
E. N. Randall has gone to Peake's
Island, where his family have been spend
ing the summer.
John S. Cameron was at Lebanon last
week visiting his friends Chester Beckley
and Charles Bagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark of Boston
and Mrs. Arthur R. Brooks of Olcott are
visiting at E. F. Browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Paddock returned
Tuesday from a two weeks visit in
Waitsfeld and Montpelier.
Miss Florence Frost has been spending
few days in tolSu, previous to her
return to her home in Boston.
Fl. A. Gushing. A. NJ, prize lecturer in
history in Columbia college, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. 9. H. Frost.
Prof. c. E. Putney and wife are at
Greensboro this week, visiting A. L.
Hardy, who has a cottage there.
Mrs. Kate Lewis returned from her
visit to Waits6eld last Saturday. Miss
Katie Lewis remains a while longer.
Cards are out for the wedding on
Sept. 2 of John Lachance and Marie
Provost, organist at the Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Bailey spent last
week in Nova Scotia, visiting the land of
Evangelne. They report very pleasant
trip.
D. o. Wallace, of the Wallace Printing
Co., St. Adams, was in town this week
and made the CALIFORNIAN office a pleas
ant call.
Miss Louise L. Bartlett and Miss Mat
tie 6. Tyler paid visit to Mrs. A. L.
Hardy at her cottage at Greensboro, ear
ly in the week.
Charles Braley, ]. H. Brooks, DR.. J. E.
Hartshorn, A. B. Noyes and E. L. Stiles
left Montreal Monday for the provinces,
and will return home via Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Meacham and Mr.
and Mrs Taft returned Tuesday from a
two weeks camping trip near Fabyan's S
Rev. Dr. A. H. Heath and family re
turned Wednesday from Auburn, Me
DR.. Heath goes to Keene, N. H., tomor
row, and will occupy his own pulpit the
first Sunday in September.
John Lynch, of the Ely Hoe & Fork
Co., had piece of steel thrown in his
eye last Friday, and it is feared he will
lose his eye sight. He has gone to Burling
ton where it will be treated.
A. c. Randall and wife are at Burling
ton this week, where Mr. Randall attends
the meeting of the Vermont Pharmacists
Before returning they expect to take I
trip through New York state.
Edwin 0. Grover of Center Ossippee
N. H., who was graduated from th
Academy in the class of 1890, contribute
realistic hate story" of mountain
life to the Granite Monthly for September
Three young ladies' Misses Mimi
Hynes, Katie Casey and Alma Dubois
who graduated from the convent here
left last week for Montreal, to Join tn
sisters of the Congregation of Notr
Dame.
DR.. Billiards. manv friends are glad t,
see him out again after serious troubl
with his eyes. He has been confined t.
the house several weeks, and at one tim
was afraid he would lose his evesight
HE ewes are Still so weoL +ha+ he &c T., ,