St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-09-27
PERSONALS.

School Of Pharmacy amig ugg.
Clarence Richmond spent Sunday in
town visiting friends, e4
c, A. Eldridge has gone to Hyannis,
Mass, on a short visit.
Lambert Packard and family are visit
ing at Rye Beach and Saitm, N, y.
Mr.. and Mrs. C9C. Bingham and Miss
Bingham are visiting friends in Cohoes,
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Judge and Mrs. Bosworth of Spring
field, Mass, have been visiting friends in
town. ftty, adtgb, si...,,.
Mrs. Frank !. Ellis of Waterbury,
Conn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F.
S. Smith. SS5
Mrs. F. N. Brown, who has been Sc
riously i'll in Boston, has returned home
much improved in health
BIT. Gale and wife of Lee, Mass, have
been visiting at William G. Tyler's. Mr..
Gale is treasurer of the town of Lee.
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone and daughter
Edith and Miss c. H. Lincoln are visit
iting their relatives in Massachusetts,.
Henry O'Malley has returned and is
taking course in shorthand and type
writing at Barbour's Business College.
Mrs. Charles S. Hastings gave pink
tea" last Friday evening in honor OF her
friend Mrs. c. w. Plummer OF Lakeport,
N. H.
Herbert Hawley, clerk in the First Ma
tional Bank, has returned from a two
weeks vacation in Boston and New
York. Dfi
The. Misses French arejn Boston buy
ing for their millinery business, and Miss
Mary Graves, their trimtner, has charge
of their store.
DR.. W. H. Welch, of Larimore, North
Dakota, and Jackson Roberts, of Wash
ington, Iowa, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Balch.
H.J. Hapgood, business manager oi
the Dartmouth, was in town Monday
The Dartmouth is now weekly and has
wide circulation. est,,t.
Rev. H. Nj. Douglass, Mrs, Jesse Gage
and Miss Alice Clark are attending the
annual convention of the Baptist church
es Of Vermont at Barre.
Miss Marion Cunningham has re-
sumed work as trimmer for E. c. Pierce
& Co., where she has Teen successfully
engaged for several seasons. ID
DR.. N. H. Houghton of Boston ha.
been here for few days and returns to
day to his home, accompanied by Mrs
Houghton and little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Peabody leav,
next week for Chicago to live with thei
daughter, Mrs. Putnam, who has recent
ly moved there from New Orleans.
William H. Jeffrey of Augusta, editor
of the Maine Democrat, was in towr
Tuesday. He spent Sunday at Kirby
visiting his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Milo Jenkins.
Robert N Fairbanks of New York was
in town the past week on business. Mr.
Fairbanks has recently been elected g
member of the American society of Me
chanical Engineers.
O. M. w. Sprague returned to Harvard
College this week, Hugh Borland to the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology
at Boston and William Hale to the Bos
ton school of Pharmacy.
Harry Nelson and N. L. Tho pson at
tended the Christian Endeavor conven
tion at Burlington, last week. They al
so visited Ausable Chasm and report a
pleasant and profitable trip.
Carl Jewell ofSt. Louis is visiting at
his old home in Barton. Mr.. Jewell was
formerly in the CALIFORNIAN office and is
now superintendent of the mailing de.
partment of the st. Louis Republic,
A. L. bailey, who recently returned
from his trip to Chattanooga, where he
witnessed the dedicatory exercises of the
new Chickamauga nationalpark, reports
pleasant trip and an enjoyable occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Corriveau have
returned from All extensive western trip
that occupied nearly three months. They
visited relatives in ST. Louis, Warsaw,
Mich, and Kankakee, ILL.,, and had a
delightful trip. tfUfFl{EEE Eftn
DIR. II. S. Browne has gone to Ports
mouth, N. H., to meet his daughter, Mrs.
H. J. Emerson, and will accompany her
on the Journey to Albuquerque as far as
Chicago and possibly through to her
journeys end.
A large circle Of friends will sympathize
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Andrews in the
loss of their infant son, Robert X. An
drews, whichoccurred on Monday. The
little boy died Of cholera inlantum after
about weeks illness Al }G}
L. w. Rowell has been having quite a
serious trouble with his eye the past
month accompanied with partial pa
ralysis OF the muscles of the face. He is
gradually getting better though his
sickness was serious hindrance to him
in his work. 1u1 {IaUATT 90 i.-W
Henry D. Carlisle, clerk at the St.