St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
PERSONALS.
Prot, D. Y. Comstock is spending this
week in New York.

Mrs M. A. Horn, who has been quite
sick for two weeks with the grip, is out
again.
Mrs. Philip H. Stone returns tomorrow
from a weeks visit at her former homein
St. Adams.
Rev. Thomas Tyrie is still confined to
the house by illness, though he is gain
ing slowly
Mrs. Calista Burke of Hartford, Conn,
is guest at the home of c. F. Weeks on
Lafayette avenue.
Prof. Charles D. Hazen of Smith col
lege faculty is spending a part of his
vacation with his parents.
]. A. Thorne, of the firm of Packard &
Thorne, is spending short time in 3os-
ton in the interests Of business.
Mrs. A. J. Lincoln of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her daughters, Mrs. A. F.
Stone and Miss c. H. Lincoln, for a few
weeks.
Miss Catherine Thayer has gone to
Barton, where she will remain several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ruth |
Twombly.
Geo. H. Symes drove to Woodsville
and back the first of the week and
reports wheeling bad for a carpenters
disposition.
James Ritchie's many friends are glad
to see that he has recovered sufficiently
from his recent illness to enable him to
be out once more.
James Green, fireman at the scale shops
for eight years. has resigned his position,
and leaves with his wife for Lunenburg,
where be has secured work.
Editor Stone sails for home from Lon
don on the American Liner, St. Paul,
Saturday, April "a, and expects to reach
St. Johusbury about May s.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Appleton were
summoned to Providence, R. l., by news
of the death of Mr.. Appleton's sister, and
left for that city Monday last in response
| W luC Sdu llulllRS.
DR.. G. B. Bullard returned Saturday
from his foreign trip and reports splen-
did time. He is full of interesting stories
concerning his trip, including visit to
the King OF Sweden, etc
Mrs. Ward, who has for several years
past been matron of Sunset Home, has
rented tenement in Daniel Carpenters
house on Church street. Mrs. Henry
Ross takes Mrs. Wards position as
matron Of the home.
George H. Smith, of the firm of Smith
Bros, dentists, was united in marriage
last Saturday at No. Railroad street,
to Mrs. Nellie Harvey of Manchester,
N. H., Elder F. l. Sargent Of Corinth per-
forming the ceremony in the presence of
lew friends.
George F. Way returned to New York
Tuesday morning after few days visit
at his home here. He lately graduated
from the Bellevue Hospital Medical col
ege, and is now full-hedged M. D. He
has opened an Office in New York and
commenced practice.
]. S. and d. P. Cameron, graduates of
the Academy here, were two of the six
Yale players in the annual Harvard
Yale whist match last Saturday. Har-
ward won the match by the narrow
margin of three tricks on the ~ deals
played. The score was 40 to 81 in favor
of the Cambridge team.
Robert w. Simonds, who has had
law office in the Pythian building for the
past few months, will next Monday
enter the law firm of Bates & May, the
new firm being Bates, May & Simonds.
Mr.. Simonds is young man of unusual
. ability, and securing a position in the
well-esta blished law firm of Bates &
May indicates for him bright future.
, Fred E. Potts sailed last Saturday
from New York on the Cunader, Lucania,
for London, Paris and other points of
interest in the old world. Mr.. Potts has
, never fully recovered from a serious
attack of the grip which he had in the
, winter, and takes this trip in the hope
that few weeks Of rest and recreation
, coupled with the sea voyage will prove
, beneficial to his health, hope shared
alike by his many friends. Mr. Potts
expects to meet his brother, Dr. j. H.
, Potts OF Lynn, Mass, who is now in
: London.
) W. F. Bowman OF Newton Mass, a
brother of Major N. P. Bowman OF this
+ town and former well-known Ver-
| monter, will this summer have charge of
THE Breakwater," hotel at Woods
, Holl, Mass, near Buzzards Bay. Woods
Holl is noted as being one of the most
! attractive summer resorts, and the Ma
1 rine Biological Laboratory and Summer
e school make it great resort for pro-
: fessors and students. Mr.. Bowman ran
e the Lake Memphremagog House at New
e port for 13 years and was Tor several
b years the landlord of the Van Ness House
:. at Burlington. He now has charge oI
e the "Hunnewell" hotel at Newton, where
e he has the reputation of keeping one o
s the best family hotels in the suburbs o
s Boston. This season he will run botl
"Hunnewell" and "The Breakwater."