St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-11-06
PERSONALS.

is visiting his son here.
Misses Jane and Georgiana Drouin are
visiting in Holyoke, Mass.
Hubert E. Hovey of Hanover spent a
few days at home this week.
Mrs. Lorenzo Sulloway leaves today
for a weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Ham Brock and daughter leave
tomorrow for weeks visit in Boston.
Charles Braley and wife returned Sat
urday from their wedding trip to Mon
treal and Quebec.
Peter Provencal and wife of Stanford,
P.Q., will spend the winter here with
their son, Peter Provencal.
Lawyer Harland B. Howe was taken
to his home in Lyndonvlle Monday night
threatened with typhoid fever.
Joseph Lemere and Victor L. Gilmond
will travel through the South this winter
and are now at New Brunswick, N. ].
Miss Rebecca Bullard has returned
from Boston, where she has been getting
new ideas in decorative China painting
Judge ]. G. Hovey and wife leave next
week for Chattanooga, Tenn, where
they will spend the winter with their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrille Constantineau,
who have been visiting at ]. o. Drouin's,
returnedto their home in Holyoke, Mass,
last week.
Ernest Herrick of the CALIFORNIAN
office is taking a two weeks vacation
and will visit his father in Olcott during
his outing.
Mrs. Kate Batchelder who has been
stopping at H. Belknap's for the past
two weeks, returned Monday to her
home in Glover.
S.R. Batchelder and wife Of Bernards-
ton, Mass, has been spending short
vacation in this town with his brother,
Guy Batchelder.
Sheriff Suloway, who had his loot
badly injured three weeks ago by a stick
of wood falling on it, isnow able to walk
little by handling the injured member
with care.
! Harry Piper, clerk in Carr's store,
spent the first of the week at his home in
Wolfsboro, N H. Tuesday he contributed
one toward the big republican majority
in that state.
Harry Beknap returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Sutton. He
reports partridges and squirrels plenty
up there, but so wild that he couldn't
) get within gunshot.
) Representative Bates cast his vote fol
Mckinley at Montpelier Tuesday. The
legislature adjourned for election, but
MIR. Bates was kept there hearing testi
mony in the Waterbury asylum scandal
Ed. Buswell, assistant superintendent
at the pump station for the past few
years, has left the position. He is sue
ceeded by Will Jenkins, who will also
move into the house OH Mill street va
CateQ Dy BuSWell.
Clarence W. Plummer of Laconia, N
H., formerly of this town, has beer
elected to the New Hampshire legisla
ture from the sixth ward in his city. Mr.
Plummer is good republican aud wor
: thy OF political honors.
. DR.. Walter J. Aldrch and wife are il
, Montpelier this week where the docto
f is attending meeting of the health Off
GERS of the state. DR.. Aldrich reads ;
e paper at this meeting entitled "Hous
| Drainage and the Modern Water Closet.
| Mrs. Julia F. Lawrence had shocl
!. last week Sunday while visiting at tn
q home of Albert Barker in Waterford. Sh
t was brought to the home of her son, Al
e bert F. Lawrence, early last week ant
9 now is doing as we'll ascould be expected
Wallace Hartman, driver of the expires
team, was married at Plymouth, N. Fl
). last week Thursday. The bride is Mis-
+ Gertrude Richards, and the wedding too
=. place at the residence of the brides PAT
+ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, former resi-
q dents of St. Johnsbury. Mr.. and Mrs
= Hartman took short wedding trip
j. but have returned to this place wher
r they will reside.