St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-02-26
PERSONALS.

was in town last week.
George P. Moore, wife and daughter
are on two weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Maud Sprague has returned from
Boston where she has spent ten weeks.
Mrs. Clara harrington has moved this
week into her new house on Pearl street.
Miss Eta Newell OF Hanover, N. H.,
was in town for few days visit this
week.
Rev. DR.. Heath entertained DR.. Gun
saulus during the latter's stay in this
town.
w. E. Ranger, principal of the Johnson
Normal school, was in town last week
Friday.
]. H. Carpenter returned to Boston
Monday after several days visit with
his family here.
Major Bowman and wife have both
been confined to the house with the pre-
VullHS uldlduy.
Herbert Dawes has moved to Quincy,
Mass. where he will open carpet clean
ing establishment
Lyman P. Wood returned last Satur-
day from his sojourn in the South much
improved in health.
w. W. Sprague left yesterday for Wash
ington with the other members of the
delegation from here.
The wedding of Thomas Morris and
Miss Helen Mcnamara is announced to
take place next Monday.
Miss Gertrude Russell returned last
week from a several weeks visit in Man
chester, N. H., and Boston.
William c. Tyler has returned from a
few days outing spent among friends in
Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Miss Grace Montgomery entertained a
company of friends with whist at her
home in SummerviIe Monday evening.
Fred Potts has been having serious
experience with the grip, which has kept
him prisoner in the house for the past
week.
William ]. Bray Of Hartford, Conn, a
former resident, accompanied by his
daughter, was in town the first OF the
week.
Mrs. E. E. Piper and son, Robert, ar,
both i'll with grip. They are being careC
for by Mr.. Piper's mother and sister o
the Centre.
OrvlIe N. Campbell has moved to Leb
anon, N. H., to take charge of grocery
store recently purchased by the firm o
Campbell Bros.
Mrs. H. H. Hoyt has returned from
Hanover, N. H., where she has spent sew
eral weeks in the hospital. Sheis greatly
} improved in health.
f DR.. w. J. Aldrich has moved his resi-
, dence from Clinton avenue to his ole
home, No. Cherry street, but retain:
his office in the Pythian block.
: L. D. Hazen has been confined to tn,
house for several days with the grip. DR.
]. E. Hartshorn had few days struggl,
2 with the same malady last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley F. Hazen and A
o. Baker left Wednesday evening for New
, York en- route to Washington where they
will witness the inaugural ceremonies.
! w. P. Stafford left last night for Bos
t ton on a short business trip. Saturday
e he will attend meeting of the New
/, Hampshire bar association at Manches
: ter.
] MISS Flora Simpson returned to Bos
y ton Monday after spending few day
r at her home here. She is now stenogra
: pher for Martha l.. Hall & Co., whole
t sale grocers in Boston.
/. Manager James Ritchie leaves mex
=, Monday for New York on his annua
spring market trip. He talks of goin,
e from New York to Washington to wit
] ness the Inauguration.
r Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Kelly entertained
= number of their friends at fudge
party last week Thursday evening; ant
S on Monday of this week their latcl
: string was again "outiin most hosp
a table manner to another portion of thei
a large circle OF friends.
S ]. w. Sault is able to again attend t.
:. his editorial duties, having been house
2 for some time with severe attack of tn
r grip. Mr.. Sault's many friends can ar
:, preciate the keen disappointment it mus
r be to him to give up his plan of accom-
$ panying the Vermont party on its trip t
d Washington this week.
s Johnston Stanley, son of c. A. Stanley
leaves tomorrow for Boston, where h
j. Joins he Boston Globe teachers excu
e sion to McKinley's inauguration, a
n Miss Mabel Brooks pupil, each WHINE
e in the contest being allowed to take
d pupil He was given credit tor ncarl
c $4,000 OF Miss Brooks S2 600 votes.
t., The Temple of Fame. This novel an
It delightful entertainment which has m,
is with such great success in Chicago an
le other cities is TO be given at Music Ha
IS Tuesday evening, March 16, under Il
re auspices ofthe ladies' OF he North churl