St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-10-22
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Farwell Of Sherbrooke is visiting
her son, Albert L. Farwell.
Capt. Edward F. Griswold left Wednes-
day tor short trip to Virginia.
Misses Temple Of Newbury have been
visiting at Horace Jackson's, called here
by the long illness OF Mrs. Drown.
Homer B. Lamphere was home over
Sunday. Mr.. Lamphere is clerk in a
dry goods store in Hanover, N. H.
Miss Nora Lockwood is doing the
stenographic work for the Pike Manu-.
featuring Co. at Pike Station, N. II.
w. P. Kelly, superintendent of schools
at Hudson, Mass, was here over Sunday
and was cordially greeted by his old
friends.
Rev. Thomas Tyfie was elected second
vice-president Of the State Sunday School
association at its annual meeting in
Bennington, Wednesday.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
Historical society at Montpelier last
week Prof. Henry Fairbanks was chosen
as one of the curators of the society.
Hiram Goss was here Monday for
short time. Mr.. Goss has given up the
hotel at West Burke and taken lease of
the Williams House at Lancaster, N. H.
Francis Switser attended the annual
meeting of the Union Mutual Insurance
Company at Montpelier, Wednesday and
was reelected on the board of directors.
George H. Paine has sold his stock in
trade and good viii to W. W. S. Browne
and left yesterday for Providence, R. l..
Mr.. Paine hopes to find employment
, there.
Ralph Magoonk gave party to "a of
his friends at his home on Pearl street
i last Friday evening. Refreshments were
served and every tne enjoyed themselves
right we'll
L. ]. Eldridgess building summer
cottage on Farrington Point, Joe's
Pond. 1t is to bsa commodious affair,
S two stories highAvith basement and sur
2 rounded by bro% piazzas.
!. &C. Frye is Eceivng the congratula.
e tions OF his fritAds on his recent admis-
sion to the bar Montpelier. He was
one of Is able to-hss very rigid exam
>. iuation at the hanas of the state board
+. Of examiners.
l. At the Tooth anniversary of the estab
k lshmeut of organized Methodism ir
IS Barre Oct $3.50, Pr,siding Elder Ham
e ilton speaks on Fritay evening upon
'e "The Spirit OF Metiodsm" and breaches
'e the final sermon OF Sutday evening.
S. c. H. Greenleaf, ,ne Of the proprietors
lie OF the Profile Hous and the Vendome at
1t Boston, and Oscar G. Barron, one OF the
n proprietors of ts Fabyans and the
/. Quincy House in BOSTON, were guests oi
'e Landlord Doyle the st. Johnsbury
n House the past week.
George r. Crosk attended the meeting
:. of the Vermont Cvalry reunion associa.
., tion at Hyde Eirk Wednesday. The
- meeting concentrated the 33d anniver.
.f sary of the batts of Cedar Creek in
&c which the Vermotl cavalry played such
q. an important par.
): Mrs. E. F. B,wn and Mrs. A. D.
ze Rowel attended tie Woodsvile musical
= - festival last week. DR.. George R. Clark
as was one of the solists and the Woods
t. vile paper said { duplicated his last
10 years success. BFrank Harris was the
~ pianist and did firawork for the chorus.
lg The funeral of le late George Smith
lg on Saturday was rgely attended and a
w M number of beautil floral tributes testi.
he fed to the esteemn which he was held
About twenty -fvmembers of the order
of Red Men and 2trainmen OF which or
y ganzations Mr.. Sith was an esteemed
neT1DeT HldICuCuiu DOut HOm tuC
- late residence to t,church and alter the
~ service to the gra.
=. Our congratulaons to our esteemed
- and venerable wnsman, Jacob Ide,
who celebrates toay his 91st Dirt thday.
He 10 in excellent alth and all wish him
W continued health. An informal reception
ie will be held at he home of his son,
eh Gilmore T. Ide, tt afternoon from 2 to
5 o'clock, when tsfriends are cordially
IN invited to call.
ch
Sc The former frids and classmates OF
S. Russell w. Woodidge of Manchester,
x; N. H., will be paed and surprised to
learn OF his deatuhich occurred at his
ss home last Fridamorning after a five
ne days illness of ,pendcitis. He was
lr. 20 years old angraduated from the
IN Academy in the ass of 1896 and was
''' intending to ent Dartmouth college
this fall. He was bright, whole souled
rn young fellow antked by all who knew
nv him.
his The many fries of Rev. DR.. c. M
ct Lamson Of Hard, Conn, are much
yes much pleased OF his election to the
the presidency of thAmerican Board, the
leading missiont society OF the Con