St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-04-10
PERSONALS.

Clement Andrews OF Danville, Z. g.,
is visiting at w. N. Randall's.
c. c. Bingham and family are at Lake
wood, N. J., for few weeks.
Father Boissonnault went to Montreal
last Monday and returns today.
c. W. Plummer Of Lakeport, N. H.,
was in town the first of the week.
Miss Lillian Taylor commenced clerk
ing for E. N. Randall last Monday.
Miss Fanny Ide is. student at the
Academy of Design in New York city.
Rev. M. Atwood preached in the Free
Will Baptist church at Sutton last
Sunday.
Frank Baker is manipulating the razor
and shears in A. ]. Roy's barber shop on
the Avenue.
Miss LeClair, visiting John Morency
for a month past, left for Montreal
Tuesday.
c. A. Eldridge was called to Boston
last week on account of the sickness of
his father.
Ex.Gov. W. P. Dillingham; of Water
bury was the guest of o. V. Hooker
Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. r. B. Hunt and Mrs. II. {. Will
son returned to Troy Wednesday, after
spending week with friends here.
J. S. Weeks inspected Eastern Star
lodges in Randolph and Brook6eld the
first of this week, also making a brief
stop in Montpelier.
John T. Richie has gone on a western
trip in the interest of the Citizens bank.
Sioux City will be one of his objective
points.
George H. Cross was taken suddenly
sick last week with appendicitis, and his
many friends will be glad to learn he is
much better now.
George Bush has been elected financial
keeper of records of Green Mountain
Commandery, |. o. 6. c., in place of H.
|. Pickering, resigned.
Domase Poirier of Quebec, is visiting
friends in town. He was for several
years resident of this town, leaving
here about twenty years ago.
Rev. 7. w. Darlingsa a former Congre-
gational pastor at DanviIle, who is now
located at Wentworth, N. H., called on
his st. Johnsbury friends this week.
Palestine Commandery holdsa socable
next Thursday evening, to which all Sir
knights and their ladies are invited. L.
F. Gaskill will cater for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Follansbee pleas
antly observed their 18th wedding ami.
versary Tuesday night by inviting in a
large number of friends for an evening
party.
Misses Maud McLeoud Ellen Putney
and Lucy Heath returned to Smiths col
lege Wednesday. Miss Lulu Harvey
returned to Wellesley college Monday
Mrs. John H. Moore and Miss Bertha
Hovey gave five o'clock tea to about
80 OF their lady friends at her home Mon.
day afternoon. Two hours were spent
very pleasantly in social way.
Miss Alice Browne, who has accept.
ably filled position as one of the
sopranos of the North church choir, has
resigned her position and gone to Hills
boro Bridge, N. H., to work in dress
making establishment.
Fred Hail. son of DR.. c. B. Hall, g
former St. Johnsbury physician now
located in Maiden, Mass, is in the Emer
son School of Oratory at Boston ant
doing finely as reader. He has ap
peared in Maiden and other places
around Boston and received great praise
for his work.
This has been great week for visits
from out of town journalists. Editor
Lewis of the Morrisville News and Citi
zen was here Fast day, Editor Perkins
of the Rutland Herald was here on bust
ness connected with his papers libel suit
! and Editor Forbes of the Vermonter wa.
here Wednesday.
About 80 of the little friends of Grace G
Hovey gathered at the home of Mrs
John H. Moore, i'll Summerville, OF
Wednesday afternoon, to remind her o
her twelfth birthday. Games, refresh
ments and general good time was tn,
programme. The little friends left many
tokens, showing the high esteem in which
Miss Grace is held by her schoolmates.
Henry c. lde, eldest son of Elmore T
Ide, is now ful-Aedged M. D., having
graduated on March % from the Belle
vue Hospital Medical college in New
York. DR., Ide is now temporarily OF
the hospital staff and his first case wa
to dress wound for Joseph Thompson
a noted burglar who was shot by New
York detective while trying to escap
from posse of officers.
, About 20 Of the friends of George L
9 Dean, including a goodly number O
, Pythians, gave him farewell banque
I at Clifford's restaurant on Wednesda
1 evening. o. H. Henderson was toast
4 master and brief speeches were made b.
c all the boys. Mr.. Dean was presente
: with a gold-mounted pipe as O slight les