St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-02-05
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Mary Underwood is visiting her
daughter in Norwich.
Mrs. Allen OF Woodsvle is visiting her
son here DR.. J. M. Allen.
Mrs. George F. Cushnan is in Lisbon,
N. H., visiting her parents.
Frank Landry returned last week from
visit in Worcester, Mass.
Conductor Parkhurst is able to be out
again alter several weeks illness.
Frank Rollins is able to be up. He has
been dangerously sick for some time.
c. c. Bingham has been elected pres-
dent of the state board of pharmacy.
Harvey Eaton is spending weeks
vacation at his old home in Troy, N. Y.
Miss Ellen Paddleford OF Monroe, N.
H., visited her uncle, L. G. Spencer, this
week.
c. H. Omsted of the firm of S. AZ
Moore & Co., was in town the first Of
the week.
Miss Josephine Steele has gone to
Lowell, Mass, to visit her brother, E.
D. Steele.
Miss Margaret Hazen attended the
funeral Of the late Mrs. Laura Mead at
Randolph.
George Cross and wife have gone to
Fort Covington, n. Y, for week or 10
days visit.
Don Stiles left Monday for Boston to
commence his work as &C nductor on
4. trolley car.
Hugh Boiland, attending the Boston
school of Technology, is home for a
short vacation.
F. E. Gray, representing the Flanders
& Pierce Co., of Montpelier, was in
| town Saturday.
Ernest A. Blodgett is assisting in the
the CALEDoINAN sanctum during Editor
5 Stones absence.
S Nathan French. H. N. Turner's coach.
man, has got through and is succeeded
+ by Richard Petty
\ J. H. Drew made a visit to his office in
y Cltiz ms bank block Wednesday Tor the
# first time since his illness.
=. Prof. c. E. Putncy will preach in the
/. Congregational urch at St. Johnsbury
: Center Tor several weeks.
r Elisha May returned Wednesday from
New York, where he has spent week
p attending United States court.
Horace Randall has returned from
Watervile, where he has spent two
p months completing building contract
- Alex Nelson, Esq, of Boston, formerly
-. OF the firm of Dunnelt & N,l>on, spen
Sunday here with his sister, Mrs. L. X
> Hazen.
= Miss Kate Casey succeeds Miss Helene
! Pinard as teacher at St. Gabriel school
j. Miss Pinard resigned on account OF poo
health.
The Daughters of the Covenant anC
; other invited guests were pleasantly Ell
y tcrtainCd by Mrs. P. +. Hazen Frida,
evening.
v Lawyers Harry Blodgett, ". p
- Stafford and II. B. Howe are attendin!
the Orleans county court at Newpor
- this week.
- Rev. G. c. Waterman preached tn
y sermon at the dedication of new Ere
.e Baptist church in Enosburg Fall
" Wednesd day.
" Rev. Thomas lyric delivered his lee
= ture, "ln tue Front" in the Epwort
League course at Concord. n. H., las
~ week Thursda5.
$ Miss Carrie Braley, who has been ser
e. ously i'll Tor some time, continues IN
is critical condition but was a little NOR
D comfortable yesterday.
Z Mrs. A. l.. Hardy returned Saturda
ie ftom a two months absence in ConneC
III tcut. She was detained there most c
1t the time by the illness of her son Robert
+ Alfred Arnold has returned from Water
re bury, Conn, and will take a post, ,gradr
'e ate course at the academy. He has spen
u several months in the Y. M. c. A. gym
'e nasium in Waterbury.
~ ~ Mrs. Georgs Bean daughter of job
Guyer, died Saturday at her home o
~ Hastings street. She was about 80 yea
old. The funeral was held Monday, Rev
n ]. A. Boissonnault officiating.
III Col. John c. Clark and wife will prol
% ably go to Washington with the We
mont Mckinley club to attend the il
nv augurat,on. A. l.. Bailey is also col
~ templating the trip.
-. Rev. G. M. Cuil, a former pastor OF II
-. Methodist church here for three year
- now presiding elder of the Springfield
-, district, was in town Wednesday an
-. Thursday on business consultatic
-. with Presiding Elder Hamilton.
)r. Prof. Henry Fairbanks returned Satu
as day from Philadelphia where he attend,
N the annual convention of the Nation
re. Association of Manufacturers Pre-
- Fairbanks was chosen from Vermont
nd the committee on rules and order.
re- Joseph Roderer, Jr., died at his hor
ng in Barre last week Thursday, aged ;
years. He was son Of Joseph Roder,