St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-09-25
PERSONALS.

W. IL MIX 10 oPShpii6 'uio WNSh at
his old home in Portland, Me.
Rev. H. M. Douglas is attending the
Baptist state convention at Bristol.
Chauncey S. Walker of Richmond has
been visiting his brother, Col. Frank
Walker.
Miss Jane Drouin has left the employ
Of McKannon Bros, and Miss Ida Peck
takes her place.
Mrs. John Flanagan of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Gibson.
Mrs. Elmore T. Ide has gone to Jack
sonvile, Ala, to spend the winter with
her son, George P. Ide.
Miss Winona Snow left Saturday for
Burlington, where she has position in
the telephone exchange.
Miss. GIines of Sunset Home left yester-
day for visit of several weeks with
friends in Massachusetts,.
Miss Martha Ross is engaged to teach
drawing in the primary and intermedi-
ate schools at Wells River.
Frank L. Aldrich, local editor of the
Suncook, N. H.. Journal, spent a few
days in town the past week.
Harry Cross has gone to Sing Sing,
N Y, to enter military academy. Mrs.
George H. Cross went to Sing Sing with
him.
Benjamin Shaw and son, Prof. Glenn
ent B. Shaw, of Chicago, returned home
last week after ten days visit among
friends in this place.
Warren Bishop Of New York was the
guest of Mrs. c. P. Carpenter the first of
the week. Mr.. Bishop is connected with
the Laffan News Agency.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Aldrich, Irving ].
Folsom, Postmaster Bundy and Mrs.
Thaddeus Cormier are at Birch Lodge,
Lake Morey, for two weeks outing.
Harry Belknap and mother are spend
ing this week in Sutton. Mr.. Belknap
took his rifle along and will show his
friends there few points about sharp
shooting.
Miss Hattie Ann Morse, a former resi-
dent of this place, waasaarried on Septem-
Der IA to Irving Usner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Usner will be at home after October 1 at
1880 Michigan avenue, Chicago.
Fred w. Carr has gone to Lancaster
to conduct a plumbing and tinware
business. Mr.. Carr has been in the scale
works for 16 years, making boxes for
scales and is an excellent workman.
Harry brennan, former workman in
the CALIFORNIAN office, was here Monday
en- route to his old home in Hardwick.
Mr.. brennan is now connected with a
Lowell, Mass printing establishment.
| DR.. F. E. Leonard has come here from
Groveton, N. H., to practice medicine and
educate his children in our public schools.
He has opened an Office in the Masonic
block on Main street. DR.. Leonard has
practiced medicine for 20 years, having
spent the last 10 years in Groveton,
Selim Newell has resigned his position
as bookkeeper at Fairbanks dry goods
store to enter the University of Vermont.
The clerks presented him with hand
some travelling bag as recognition of
his courtesies and their friendship. James
Cushman succeeds him as bookkeeper.
Arthur Knapp of the Boston Public
Library has been the guest of E. F. Brown
through the week. Mr.. Knapps father,
Hiram Knapp, was one of the first sub
scribers of this paper, and Arthur Knapp
recently found among his fathers papers
receipt for the CALIFORNIAN for the first
year of its publication.
Don Cameron has entered Yale college,
]. Henry Bracket the University of
Vermont and Walter Rankin, now of
Boston, has entered Dartmouth college.
Ira Drew, who expected to enter the
University of Vermont, has entered the
CALIFORNIAN office to learn the printers
trade.
Mrs. Walter P. Smith gave party
last Friday evening in honor of guests
who have many friends in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks entertained
number of friends in most hosptable
manner at Elmwoode Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John C. Thompson entertained
Chambeilin Relief Corps at her home on
Portland street Wednesday afternoon
from toS.