St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-18
PERSONALS.

Mrs. udson Evans and children are IN
Boston on visit.
Rev. M. Atwood preached at West
Derby last Sunday.
Ned c. Stiles will enter the Burlington
Medical college next month.
Sutton" Campbell spent a few days
in Lebanon, N. H., last week.
Dennis May was in New Hampshire the
first of the week on business trip.
Miss Flora Simpson is in Boston doing
stenography work for Martin L. Hall 6,
Co.
Miss Elsie Ranney has classes in physi-
cal culture at Barton and Barton Land
ing.
Horace Randall is working on a three
weeks carpentering contract in Water
vile.
Mrs. Arthur r. Brooks of Olcott has
come to her old home to spend the holi-
days.
Mrs. J. Frank Moore left Tor New York
Monday morning, where she will spend
the winter.
Eddie McCutcheon has entered the
telephone exchange, where he will assist
Harry Webb.
]. H. Walbridgeis writing up the town
of Haverhll for special edition of the
Bradford Opinion.
William, son of Rev. Thomas Tyrie is
here for the holidays. He is studying
architecture in Brooklyn.
Miss Winifred daughter of L. W.
Rowell, is home from Boston for vaca
ton through the holidays.
Miss Wilde, teacher in the Summerville
school, is spending her vacation at her
home in Cambridge, Mass
Hon. Chauncey W. Brownell of Burl-
ington, secretary of state was in town
Wednesday on short visit.
George Cary is in Boston taking treat
ment for deafness. Mr. Cary's many
friends hope he will find relief.
Mrs. A. l.. Hardy is visiting friends in
Connecticut. Her mother, Mrs. Allis, is
staying here during her absence.
Miss Winona Snow of Burlington was
in town over Sunday. Miss Snow has
position in the telephone central office
in that city
Master Leigh Moves gave birthday
party on Tuesday evening in honor OF his
11th birthday and entertained his friends
very pleasantly.
E. E. Blakeley, vice president of the
Vermont Savings Investment Co. Of
Montpelier, was IN town this week on a
short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Humphrey and
daughter of Boston have been visiting
friends in town. Mr. Humphrey was
formerly of the firm of Brown & Hum
phrey,
Rev. Joseph Hamilton attended a
preachers meeting at Derby Center last
week. He returned Tuesday accompa-
MED by Rev. |. p Chase, former pastor
of the Methodist church at St. Johnsbury
Center, who will stop here lew days.
Mrs. H. H. Hoyt, who has been great
sufferer for several months, was taken to
the Mary Hitchcock Hospital last week
and the good news comes from Hanover
that she is much better and hopes are
entertained of her ultimate recovery.
w. J. Denver of Boston, assistant man.
ager of the New England Telephone &
Telegraph Co., and J, H. Barry, superin-
tendent have been here the past week
consulting with Manager Bingham in
regard to the new switchboard soon to
be added to the st. Johnsbury Office.
The many friends of Rev. DR.. George H.
Ide of Milwaukee, native OF this town.
will be interested to learn of his condi-
ton. He is now at a Chicago hospital
where he has had very dangerous oper-
alton performed He will be kept from
preaching for couple of months and
then will have to resume work very grad.
ualy. Dr. lde is doing well at the hos
pital and has the love and sympathy of
the whole city of Milwaukee in his severe
illness.