St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-11-08
PERSONALS.

w. A. Gilbert is cerking in w. 0. San
ford's drug store, Middlebury.
D. Hopkins OF Wolcott and formerly of
this place is in town visiting friends.
D. l.. Martin, clerk at Spaulding Bros,
was at Newport Monday visiting friends.
A. Hutton. who has been for five
months in England and Europe, returned
last Monday.
A. c. Manson, Of the Bay View House,
Saco Me, was the guest OF Landlord
Doyle over Sunday.
H. c. Borland, who has been clerking
at Allison & Davies, has gone to work
for U. S. Grant of Lyndonvlle.
Miss Nellie Gingras of Manchester
who has been visiting at c. N. Corri-
veau's, has returned to her home.
Miss Eleanor Gertrude Stephens and
her mother have taken up their residence
on the fourth floor of 113 Eastern Ave.
Thaddeus Wilcox, who has been in the
telegraph office at Bethlehem Junction
this summer, is home on vacation.
Horace w. Bailey OF Newbury, one of
Vermont's fish commissioners, was here
Wednesday on business connected with
the commission.
The Seventy Club met with Mrs c. B.
Tillotsou on Monday afternoon and cele-
brated her birthday by one of their usual
enjoyable gatherings.
Mrs. b. w. Batchelder with her daugh-
ters, Misses Anna and Sadie Batchelder
left Yesterday for Pasadena, Cal, where
they will make their home.
Elroy A. Clayton, who has been in the
, CALIFORNIAN sanctum the past two
months, is now doing similar work on
the St. Johnsbury Republican.
O. S. Abbott and daughter, Miss Ethel
Abbott, left Tuesday for Boston. Miss
Abbott is to take course OF instruction
at the New England Conservatory OF
Music.
Rev. DR.. A. H. Heath delivered an
address at the county conference at Rut-
land last Wednesday night The subject
was THE Sunday School the children
sanctuary"
w. A. Hutchinson, who left Fairbanks
dry goods store to enter big dry goods
store in Burlington, has been obliged tc
give up his position there because ofpool
health and is now at his old home ii
Woodstock.
Mrs. {. II. Stevens, Mrs. c. M. Stone
Mrs. Jonathan Ross, Mrs. P, F. Hazen
Mrs. T. NJ. Howard, Mrs. Henry Fair
banks and Mrs II. c. Newell are attend
ing the annual meeting OF the Woman'
Board of Missions in Boston.
Arthur w. Chafee, who has been heat
clerk at the Peake's Island House for tlv
seasons, is now night clerk at the Fal
mouth Hotel, Portland. Mr.. Chatiee is;
popular and successful clerk, and his St
Iohnsburv friends are pleased that he ha
secured his new position.
Mrs. Persis c. Hewitt, mother OF Mis-
Persis Dana Hewitt of the Academy, die
at her home at North Pomfret on Oct
"a. The deceased lady was a prominen
member of the Congregational church
and will be much missed in the communit
where she spent the 70 years OF her life
William H. Benton of Washington
, who has been experimenting the cor
struction of the water supply at tn
National Hatchery, left last week TO
Washington, accompanied by his family
f Mr.. Benton expects to be stationed
Tennessee this winter making survey
, Tor hatchery there,
= Prot. Arthur Fairbanks, lecturer
. comparative religion in the gradual
n department of Yale University, ha
$ recently completed translation OF
!. book entitled Critical Philosophy b
!; Prof. Ruhl of Freiburg, Germany. Pro
k Fairbanks spent the summer abroa
studying at Freiburg University.
Charles Harris is visiting his old irlent
in st. Johnsbury and vicinity and sto
G ping with !. N. Gale. He is studyir
: medicine and has recently been lnte
S rupted in his professional work by
+ rious illness which necessitated an ope
II alton at the hospital His many irien'
will be GLAD to learn that he is rapid
q conyalescine from his illness.