St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-17
PERSONALS.

Mrs. William Daniels is visiting in
Boston.
Misses Maud and Nellie Stiles are visit
ing in Lancaster this week.
Mrs. Annette Woods, who has been
sick for six weeks, is convalescing.
Stewart Armstrong has moved from 3S
Clark Avenue to No. 8 Prospect street.
Walter w. Husband was called to Shell
don Saturday by the death of his father
Sam Longmore, proprietor of the Union
House, was taken sick Sunday night with
typhoid fever.
Frank French, the comedian, entertains
the audience at an athletic entertainment
in Littleton this evening.
]. c. Dyer, former clerk at the Avenue
House, has a similar position at the
Wheelock House in Hanover.
George Moore, who has responsible
position with CHM & Co., of Boston,
spent Sunday at his old home.
William Tyrie, who is studying in
Brooklyn to be an architect, was here the
past week to attend his parents wedding
anniversary.
Charlie Aver and wife were called to
Lyndonville Monday on account of the
sickness of his mother, who died that
evening.
Rev. c. H. Morse of Brook6eld, with
bis daughter Ruth, is taking a weeks
vacation, stopping at his fathers, Rev.
{. F. Morse's.
Editor Grout of the Newport Express
was in town Saturday, accompanied by
his daughter. They spent Sunday at the
congressman's farm in Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Moore enter
t;,ined Sc of their st. Johnsbury friends
at "Sunnyside Farm" the past week,
giving each generous taste of new sugar.
Louis Demers went to Concord, N. H.,
Tuesday, where he will look for an open
ing in the grocery business, or an oppor-
tunity to do some collecting.
J. B. Walker has moved from No. 2
Prospect avenue to No. 80 Eastern
avenue, over Scott's grocery store, and is
going into the clearinghouse business.
Miss Margaret F. Newell, who has been
visiting in Lakewood, N. J., has gone to
Mortified, Mass, to become librarian in
the Moody schoolfor the rest of the school
year.
Michael Nelson, for the last fifteen years
employed by the St. Johnsbury Granite
Company, left Tuesday for Barre, where
he goes into the granite business with his
brother-in-aw.
Mrs. John Lynch was called to Boston
Monday morning, where her daughter is
very sick with quick consumption. Miss
Lynch was clerking in store there before
she was taken sick.
H. w, Blake Of Chicago spent day
this week at the home ofhis father-in-law
Rev. c. F. Morse. He was called East to
attend the funeral of his mother, who
died at Island Pond April 8.
The Amherst College base ball nine
opened the season Monday, and Yelling
ton H, Tinker played center field in the
last part of the game. He made an ex.
cellent record, catching three fies getting
a two base hit, stealing his base and
scoring. His st. Johnsbury friends hope
he will make the Varsity" this season.
The birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth NJ
Chapman on the 9th of April was remem
bered by number of her friends, who
called to wish her many happy returns O
the day and took tea with her. Severa
hours were pleasantly spent, Miss Mabe
Ward adding much to the enjoyment o
the occasion by rendering several recta
tions. Tokens of friendship and remem
brance were left.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Clark and Mr.
and Mrs. p. F. Hazen celebrated Their
fifteenth wedding anniversary on Tuesday