St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-10-23
PERSONALS.

lOWu llllo WIEN.
E. B. Hambin of North Adams, Mass,
has been visiting at c. c. Bingham's.
Mr.. Hamblin was clerk in the drug store
about 20 years ago.
Perley F. Hazen was taken quite sick
last week, but has been much more COM
Portable this week and his many friends
wish him quick recovery.
Mrs. Clarence w. Plummer of Laconia,
N. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. L.
Kendall. Frank, Mrs. Kendall's son,
was also here the first OF the week.
LymanS. Brock has concluded his en-
gagement as bookkeeper for the Pike
Manufacturing Co. at Pike Station, N.
H., and is visiting here and at his old
home i'll Barnet.
Miss Rebecca Bullard left yesterday
morning for Boston where she will take
number of lessons in painting of Prof.
Calowhil. Miss Bullard has lately pur-
chased kiln for firing china and has al
ready done good work with it.
Hoyt F. Hill, son Of Mrs. S. M. Hill of
this place, was ordained as deacon on
Sunday, Oct. II, at rowanda, Pa, at
the annual conference of the Syracuse
district. He will preach the coming year
at Bridgeport and Cicero Center, N. Y.
Mrs. William Freeman of Lancaster,
N. H formerly Mrs. Kinsnnan of this
place, arrived in town yesterday to visit
Mrs. G. H. Taplin. She returns to Lam
easter today accompanied by Mrs. Tap
lin who will visit friends in her old home
for a week.
c. Eugene Harrington of the publish
ing firm of Harrington Brothers, Brad
ford, Penn, has recently composed a
song entitled, "McKinley is our Man."
Mr.. Harrington is a former St. Johns
bury East boy and a musician OF con-
siderable note.
At the recent examination OF law stu
dents to the Vermont bar, E. c. Mower
OF Burlington, who was formerly con-
nected with the st, Johnsbury Daily Re-
publican, stood second and Robert w.
Simonds OF this place was sixth. The ex-
aminations were quite severe.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage OF Lieutenant Lawton OF Platts-
burg, n. Y, to Miss Annie Belle McKen-
zie OF St. Paul, MINI. Lieut.. Lawton is
former St. Johnsbury boy and his friends
extend gratulations. He tried for an
appointment at West Point but entered
the regular army and won lieutenancy
before the successful applicant for ca
detship had graduated
Quite a number IRON this place are see
ing the sights IN and about Boston, TAX
ing advantage OF the annual excursion
Among the many are Misses Flora and
Josephine Simpson, Miss Nellie Bowman
Miss Annie Davie, Miss Grace Balch
Mrs. w. H. Shaw and daughter Nellie
E. E. Sargent and wie, Mr.. and Mrs. T
NJ. Howard, Mrs. c. M. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ranney, Mrs. Walter P,
Smith. Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Heath, L.
D. Hazen. w. D. Brown, P. A. Roach and
Mrs. Jane Hun'ley.
The Musical Courier speaks very fiat
teringly of the studio Of the Misses Hib
bard in New York and their many st
Iohnsbury friends will be pleased tc
learn OF their success in musical lines
Miss Hortense Hibbard teaches the
piano and Miss Adelna vocal music
while their father gives violin lessons
Both the sisters have studied abroat
under famous teachers and the Courier
} saws that "both sisters are extremely
conscientious and panstaking, with Il
genuine love of teaching and a grea
desire for the advancement of thei
pupils"
Among the Fraternities. - At th'