St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-19
PERSONALS.

Underwood's.
Judge Start of Bakersfield was in town
the first Of the week.
Mrs. George F. Cushman is in Boston
for an extended visit with friends.
Walter E. Jones oil Waitsfeld, Academy
'94, is in town visiting friends
Mrs. B. J. Maloy has been engaged to
sing soprano in the church of the
Messiah.
Miss Helen Albee entertained as her
guest last Sunday Miss Lillian Taylor OF
Ryegate.
Gilbert E. Woods and J. W, Titcomb
are again able to be out after their re-
cent illness.
Allen nickerman has moved from Sum-
mervile into tenement in the Citizens
bank building.
Editor Lewis and Senator Hurlburt of
Hyde Park were in town Wednesday, on
their way to Boston.
Miss Ellen M. Cushman, teacher in
the Bethlehem N. H., schools, is spending
her vacation at home.
Oliver o. McCosco is now receiving
treatment for severe throat trouble at
one OF the Boston hospitals.
Frank French goes TO Ashland, N. H.,
next Friday to take part in an entertain
ment given by the village band.
DR.. w. L. Hall is now convalescent
from two weeks very severe sickness.
He is able to sit up part Of the time.
Miss Helen Brown of Newport most
acceptably filled the position of first So
prano at the North church last Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Bennett of Spring street,
who sustained partial shock of pa
ralysis last Saturday, is reported better.
Mrs. c. E. Peck, Mrs. Kimbal, w. B.
Atwood and George Smart attended the
East Lyndon musical convention last
week.
Noel, the voungest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Noyes, has been seriously i'll this
week, but now seems to be on the road
to recovery.
Mrs. George Clemens returned last
Friday from Providence, R. l., where she
has been spending several weeks visiting
her daughter.
Jesse Gage of the CALIFORNIAN and the
various members of his family have been
having serious Experience with the grip
the past week.
Eunie Parker, clerk in Bingham's drug
store, is at his home at North Troy sick
with the measles. Eddie McCutcheon'is
taking his place in the store.
Burns Gammell has returned from a
several weeks vacation in Boston and
vicinity, and is again waxing eloquent
on the question of life insurance, etc.
Henry E. Byron's feet went out from
under him last week Thursday while
walking on slippery place, in conse-
quence of which he now has badly
sprained wrist.
Mrs. E. c. Pierce is in Boston and New
York this week after spring and summer
goods. Miss Alice Browne has been EN-.
gagged as trimmer in her store and is in
market with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mcmillan are
expected home this week from their
western trip. Mrs. Mcmillan will be in
her old place in the Methodist church
choir next Sunday.
The Rev. Frank Appleton, who has
been confined to the house with the grip
for the past two weeks, is again on the
streets and will preach at St. Andrews
on Sunday as usual.
Prot. c. E. Putney left Wednesday for
Boston, where he will visit the city
schools for a few days and then go on to
Templeton, where he begins his duties as
superintendent of schools March 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hovey are expected
home soon from Chattanooga, Tenn,
where they have been or some time past.
Mr.. Hovcys friends will be glad to learn
that the change has proved beneficial to
his health.
Mrs. F. Kendall and family of Laconia,
N. H., formerly of this place, have been
in town attending to the obsequies OF
their loved oue the late Frederick Ken
dali, whose remains were brought here
for intcrm-nt.
c. S. Turner and T. N. Turner of Wor-
cesler, Mass, brothers of H. N. Turner,
sp,nt Sunday i'll town on their way home
from Wh,e6,ld, having been summoned
to the latter place by the sudden death
oil their sister, Mrs. Fiske.
Dr. George F. Cheney attended the
meeting of the State Dental society i'll
Montpelier Wednesday and Thursday,
He was on the programme to read the
same paper read by him at the recent
Chicago meeting of dentists.
c. {. Bonette, while performing in the
Howard theatre, Boston, one day last
week, Iell about 20 feet from the trapezt
to the floor, injuring knee pan. He is
now in hospital. He commenced per
forming in Howard theatre last week
Monday.
ID. p. Celly of Enfield, N. H., has beer