St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-09
PERSONALS.

ing in town.
Mrs. T. C. Haynes is in Hardwick for
a months visit.
A. M. Goodrich is spending week in
Boston and New York.
Miss Emma May spent last week in
Newport visiting friends.
Miss Florence Russell is visiting Miss
Katherine Sanger in Littleton.
Rev. DR.. Heath has been confined to
the house by illness for few days past.
Rev. Thomas Tyrie is somewhat i'm
proved, though still confined to his bed.
Jason Cady has moved into one of the
houses owned by ]. H. Carpenter on
Clinton avenue.
Mrs. Addison Sargent. formerly of this
place. died at her home in Waterford on
Monday of this week.
7. D. Grant has gone to North Derby,
where he will work for the summer in
the masonry business.
D. F. Grout, on the road for the Eddy
bottling works, is spending few days
among old friends here.
Congressman Grout was in town the
first of this week. He is spending few
days on his Kirby farm.
Geo. Brainerd of Montpelier, of the
Mutual Lille Insurance company, was in
town the first Of the week
Miss Lou Heath returned to her home
from Smith college Wednesday evening
for a vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. r. P. Stevens Of Charleston was
in town last week visiting her son, John
Stevens, and other relatives.
Miss Ellen Putney will spend her
Easter vacation from college duties with
her sister, Mrs. Lyman P. Wood.
Herbert Lampher returned Monday
from Ponta Gorda, Fla, where he has
spent the winter as bell boy in hotel
Miss Matte Stevens has returned from
her home in Charleston and resumes her
work in Miss Williamson's millinery store
Arthur Stevens, OF the Concord, N. H.,
Page betting works. the largest concern
of the kind in the world, has been visit
ing in town.
Joseph Roderer has been granted an
increase OF pension. Mrs. Sarah Nelson,
wife of the late A. p. Nelson, has also
been granted per-.
John Thomas, a recent graduate of a
New York veterinary college, was in
town the first of the week He will soon
open an office in Wells River.
Harry A. Ranney ofWest Concord won
the prize at Barbour's Business college
last week for writing the best capital
alphabet in penmanship contest.
Miss Mary Carleton, shorthand
student in Barbour's Business college
and lately an assistant teacher, left for
her home in Haverhill, N. H., last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Brooks left Tues.
day on a visit to Springfield and New
York city, and Mrs. S. T. Brooks, accom-
panied by Miss Martha G. Tyler are
visiting in Boston.
The funeral of Gen. H. K. Ide was held
from his residence on Pearl street Satur
day afternoon, Chamberlin Post G. A. r..
taking charge OF the ceremonies at the
cemetery Rev. DR.. Heath otficiated
Among the beautiful floral tributes was
one from Burlington from the Loya
Legion, pillow upon which were the
words Loyal Legion" and two crossed
sabres.
Mrs. ]. r. Nelson spends the last week
of this month visiting her mother il
Wells River and on the Sd of May leave:
for her new home in New York, which
is very conveniently located at 45e
Lexington avenue, corner of 45tf
street and about seven minutes walk
from the Grand Central station. Th,
above is DR.. Nelson's address at the
present time.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Rowell and daugh
ter Winnie are in Boston this week to
attend the marriage Of their daughter
Georgie Lena, to James r. Carleton O
E Boston. 1t was not intended to have
the marriage take place so early, but Mr.
Carleton is expecting a commission any
time to sail for South America, and il
was decided to have the wedding take
place before sailing so that he could b,
accompanied by his wife.
Ned Stiles is playing right field on tn,
Vermont University base ball team, ant
the reports from the games thus fal
played show that he is doing good work
The team is now on southern triI
and played in Washington few days
ago, and while there the boys wer
entertained by Senator Proctor, wht
also assisted them in seeing some OF th
sights of the capital city. Ned is to b.
{ congratulated upon securing position
on the college team during his first year
p rare thing for student to do, ant
good proof that he is an extra fine bal
player.
a Home Talent Entertainments nt.-Clar;
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