St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-11-26
PERSONALS.

Miss Lucy F. Heath is home from Smith
College for the Thanksgiving recess.
Carl c. Fletcher of the st. Albans Mes.
senger spent Thanksgiving at his old
home.
Mrs. D. ]. Foster of Burlington spent
Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. A.
M. Goodrich.
Associate Editor Hubbard of the Brat
tleboro Phoenix spent Thanksgiving with
DR.. J. M. Allen.
The daughters Of Judge Henry c. Ide,
Misses Adelaide and Annie, arrived here
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma S. Peters of Randolph has
been here through the week, returning to
her home Thanksgiving.
]. H. Beck, who has been employed at
the scale works, has resigned to take
position in b factory at Winchendon,
Mass.
John S. B. Davie, who has been suffer-
ing the last four weeks with severe at
tack of rheumatism, is still confined to
his bed.
id. Bates has received an appoint
ment as deputy collector in the custom
house at Island Pond. Mr.. Bates be-
gins his work Dec. l..
Miss Moral. Lockwood has been en-
gagged as preceptress of McIhdoe acad-
emy and will begin her labors with the
winter term which commences Nov. 80.
The CALIFORNIAN has received visits
during the week from Editor Bishop of
the Island Pond Herald, Editor Blake of
the Barton Monitor and Editor Parker
of the Bradford Opinion.
Walter H, Merrill. Academy 80, and
son of Rev. G. H. Merrill, has been ap.
pointed electrician in the Emergency Hos
pital at Washington. Mr.. Merrill is
taking course of lectures in the George
town Medical college where he is electri-
clan and instructor in physics.
L. D. Hazen left Wednesday for Austin,
Texas, to attend the National Prison
conference. 4 He will be accompanied by
Rev. E. ]. Ranslow of Swanton and D,
L. Morgan, superintendent of the house
Of correction. He will be absent about
three weeks.
The many friends of Rev. E. c. Cum
mings, who was pastor of the North
church from 1860 to 1870 will be pained
to learn that he is near his end, if indeed
he is living at this writing. He recently
visited St. Johnsbury and led the prayer
meeting at his old church and this was
the last occ,sion he was out during ar
evening. y
Prof. and Mrs. Barbour represent The
Business college here at meeting OF the
commercial teachers Of the east in Hart
ford, Conn, tomorrow. The object o
the gathering is to effect permanent or
ganization. An attractive programme
has been arranged with several promi
nent members of the profession to lead il
the discussion.
Clayton E. Daniels and Charlotte A
Montgomery were married at the resi-
dence of Johu Montgomery on Western
avenue, Wednesday afternoon, Rev
Thomas lyric performing the ceremony
in the presence of few friends and rela
tives. Sarah Montgomery, sister OF th'
bride, was bridesmaid and DR.. Thompson
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels
left on the afternoon train for Greens
boro where they will spend few day
at the groom's old home. On their return
they will reside at the residence of Johi
Montgomery.
Quite number of our townspeopl
spent Thanksgiving with friends in othe
towns. Editor Sault of the Republican
was at Lynn, Mass, Miss Bartlett wa
the guest of Mrs. M. H. Buckham a
Burlington, Prof. Henry Fairbanks ant
family were with their daughter Mis-
Charlotte Fairbanks, who is professo
at Wellesley college, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank H. Brooks were at Springfield
Mass, A. O. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. P
F. Hazen at Stoneham, Mass, George H
Cross and family at Biddeford, Me-, MI
and Mrs. M. H. Eddy at Plain6eld.