St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-14
PERSONALS.


is visiting his old friends.
Mrs. Celia Dickinson Of Jersey City, N.
J., is visiting Mrs. c. NJ. Stone.
Mrs. c. D. Waters has gone to Ken
osha, Wis, to visit at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Morrill, of
Barton were in town the first of the
week.
J. A. Dow of North Andover Depot,
Mass, is visiting his old st. Johnsbury
friends.
Willard Shattuck of Boston University
was in town last week visiting his old
friends.
Mrs. Thomas Bishop Of Brooklyn, n.
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs c. P. Car
penter.
Mrs. Fred Z. Carpenter, former resi-
dent of St. Johnsbury, is visiting her old
friends.
S. A. Nelson OF Boston was here this
week and was cordially greeted by his
old friends.
Mrs. ]. Allen Dexter has returned from
two months visit with relatives in
Washington.
w. Z. Barrett is temporarily taking
charge of the railroad station at Cam
bridge Junction.
Mrs. H. ]. Emerson of Albuquerque,
N. NJ, is visiting her aunt, Mrs Helen
NJ. Chadwick.
Miss Mabel c. Hamilton of ST. Johns
bury has a class in physical culture and
elocution at Coventry.
Harry H. May has been engaged to
sing at the music festival at Coatcook,
P. O., the first week in July.
George p. Ide, cashier pf the Tredcgar
National Bank at Jacksonville, Ala. is
visiting at his old home.
Mrs. ]. r. Delano andiMiss Delano of
East Hardwick are stopping at the
Atheneum boarding house.
D. NJ. Bacon, c. \. Calderwood, Hor-
ace Kidder, w. A. Burke and J. S. Meigs
are attending the annual Masonic meet
ings at Burlington this week.
Lyman P Wood, J. II. Brooks and
Charles G. Braly left Monday ior the
Victory woods on fishing trip.
Hector Drolette, recently of Berlin
Falls, n. H., is taking luther Jewett' S
place IN the store of y. 4. Steele & Co.
Mr.. Jewett is seriously i'll with rheumat-
ic fever
Mrs. Nina Kelley of Wob,Irn, Mass,
and Mrs. Ola Dwinell of Marshfeld have
been visiting friends in town. Mrs. Kel-
lev is the wife Of the late Edward Kelley
Of st. Johnsbury.
U.G. Goss, of St. Johnsbury Centre, and
George Brown, of the Caledonian office,
took bicycle trip to Burlington and St.
Adams last week, covering over 200
miles on their wheels.
DR.. {. A. Cramton left Wednesday for
Burlington, where he will enjoy vaca-
tion of two weeks. He drove over to
the Queen City, accompanied by S. L,
Platka of Winooski.
Luke W., son of Col. Henry w. Hall Of
Burlington, well-known in this town,
was married in Burlington last week
Wednesday to Miss Mabel r, Russell. A.
l.. Bailey attended the wedding.
Editor P. c. Dodge of the Burlington
Independent paid the CALEDoNIAN Office
pleasant call Tuesday, Mr.. Dodge re-
ports George S. Fisk as slowly recover
ng from his serious attack of typhoid
pneumonia.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Frank S. Smith, our y. NJ. c. a. secrc-
tary, and Miss Mary Curtis Els at the
Methodist church in Waterbury, Coun.,
on Thursday, June 81, Secretary Smiths
many friends extend congratulations
Among the attendants at the Tooth
convention of the Congregationalchurch-
es at Bennington this week are Prot and
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks Rev. c, H. Mer-
rill, Mrs. X. p. Fairbanks, Mrs. Walter
P. Smith, Miss Matte j. Hall and Mrs.
Z. D. Harlow.
7. H. Chesley of Kewanee, Ill.,, called
at the CALIFORNIAN Office Wednesday.
Mr.. Chesley is editor of the Kewanee
Courier and at the head of the Chesley-
Chandler Printing Co. and 20 years ago
was employed here in the office of the
Vermont Farmer,
w. E. Hubbard of the Brattleboro
Phoenix and several other gentlemen
from that town were here last week and
accompanied by DR.. ]. NJ. Allen had a
fine fishing trip at Willoughby Lake.
Editor French OF the Phoenix has a cot
tage at the north end of the lake and
came up Saturday for two weeks out
ing there.
AT THE HOWE OPERA HOUSE.
The Ward Dramatic Company opened
a three nights engagement at the Howe
Opera house last night, presenting the
powerful dramatization of Jules Vernes
Michael Strogotf. Tonight they present
A.. I,D.