St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
PERSONALS.

Boston.
H.H. Carr is in New York this week
on business trip.
George Clemens and family are this
week moving to Woodstock.
Mrs. c. Lynch entertained few
friends at a 5 O'Clock tea Friday.
Mrs. Flora E. LovGoy has returned
from a several weeks western trip.
c. F. Weeks left Monday for a ten days
trip to New York and Washington.
E. T. Ide, L. D. Hazen and Chas.
Stevens are making southern trip.
Mrs. Crawford Ranney has been one of
the numerous invalids the past week.
!. F. Moore and vile have returned
from three months visit in New York
city.
Miss Agnes Peabody of Lowell, Mass,
has been the guest of friends in town this
week.
Miss Ella Williamson is in Boston and
New York getting the spring styles in
millinery.
A. c. Harvey made his store a visit
Tuesday for the first time after three
weeks illness.
DR.. George F. Cheney attended the
meeting of dental examiners held at Bar
ton Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks and Miss Fair
banks received friends Tuesday afternoon
between the hours Of four and six clock.
Mrs. Ella S. Truax lett Wednesday for
Monroe, n. H., where she will be the
guest OF friends for week.
Miss Caroline Lang visited friends in
town last week. Miss Lang was for
merly student at The academy.
w. {. Warner and wife returned Mon
day from their recent trip to Denver, Mr..
Warmers health ber lluch improved.
Secretary E. B. Reed is in Springfield,
Mass, this week attending the New Eng
land conference OF Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries.
Wendell p. Stafford has been engaged
by he G. A. K. committee Of McIndoes 20
deliver the Memorial day address in that
place.
Miss J. NJ. Miller goes this week to
New York for spring millinery, and also
for two weeks trimming under the best
instruction.
William Tyrie, lately graduated from
the Brooklyn school of architecture, is
visiting his parents here, Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Tyrie.
Miss Ethel Abbott is at her home, hav-
ing been obliged on account of i'll health
to temporarily abandon her musical
studies in Boston.
Mrs. John A. Paddock has been seri-
ously i'll for week past and Carrier
Paddock has in consequence been unable
to attend to his usual postal duties.
Victor Hartman has received the ap-
pointment of assistant foreman under
Col. Frank Walker in all the departments
OF the foundry. A good appointment.
Julius Morrill,, a former resident, has
been visiting friends in town. He has
sold his restaurant business, which he
has Tor some time been running in Bos.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cowles, formerly
of this town but now OF Hyde Park
have been in town the past week and re.
ceived cordial greetings from many o
their friends.
Miss Emma Shufelt will soon return
from Boston. She has been engaged as
leading soprano in the North church
choir. She is also to have a position in
the Brooks-Tyler dry goods store.
o. W. Chase expects to move next week
from his present residence, SO Spring
street. to the Bingham house at the Other
end of the street, which has beer
thoroughly repaired and supplied with
modern convenences.
]. H. Walbridge moves back to hi.
farm in West Concord this week. Mr.
Wabridge has made good reputation
in his special "write-ups" of different
towns in he state and intends to con
tinue in that line OF work.
Bert Greene, for some time clerk in th
dry goods department for E. & T. Fair
banks & Co., goes the first of April t,
Burlington, where he has similar posi-
tion in THE Richardson" the largest de
partment store in the state.
Mrs. ]. r. Nelson returned last Frida,
from three weeks stay in New Yor
visiting her husband and helping to pic
out their future home. They have OF
tanned house which gives excellent sal
islaction and which they expect to occup
about the first oil May.
Orville Armstrong of Chelsea, Mass,
visiting his brother.in.law, A. d. Pix,
Mr. Armstrong has been in the provisio
, business in Chelsea for 80 years, but ha