St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-05-21
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Thomas Farrell is confined to the
house with the grip.
John T. Ritchie is in New York this
week on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur R. Brooks of o.
colt are attending the music festival.
w. A. Hutchinson and vile of Bellows
Falls were in town the first of the week.
The graduating class at the Academy
have chosen Laurence B. Hatch of st.
Johnsbury orator for the class day exer-
cises.
T. M. Howard and wife returned last
Friday morning from Oakland, CAL,
where they have spent the past four
months.
Ned Stiles left Tuesday for Burlington,
after spending s.yeral days at his home
here. Ned is dong good work on the
U. V. M. ball team.
Hon. John Young and F. E. Alfred,
judge Of probate for Orleans county, of
Newport, and Scott Sloan Esq, of
Woodsville, N. H., were in town the first
of the week on business.
Rev. H. M. Douglass, who has been
supplying Baptist churches in Boston
and vicinity for the past two months,
returned home last Saturday.
Sidney Miller and r. A. Morse spent
two or three days in Rumney, N. H., last
week fishing, returning Monday with a
total catch of nine trout, averaging
about pound each.
Fred E. Potts landed in New York
Monday on the Massachusetts ano was
back to work again the next day. He
had a beautiful voyage home and
thoroughly enjoyed his foreign outing.
Mrs. w. W. Wright, who has been
spending the winter in St. Johnsbury,
leaves for Ryegate Saturday where she
will spend the summer with her daugh; er,
Mrs. William S. Streeter of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney A. Robinson left
Wednesday for Worcester, Mass, to
make it their future home. Mr.. Robin
son will be one of the partners in a new
enterprise called the Worcester Emery
Wheel company.
Carl Green commenced Monday clerk
ing for Wilson & King. This firm has
during the past two or three weeks
received applications from large num-
ber of young men, all of them anxious
for position as clerk.
John Anderson sails for Sweden to-
morrow, leaving Montreal on the Lab
rador of the Dominion line. He will
visit his old home and other parts of the
country and return to St. Johnsbury in
about two months. His son Horace ac-
companies him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Harlow have
returned to St. Johnsbury after over a
years stay in Pasadena, CAL. and they
are now on the farm northwest of the
village. Mr.. Harlow's health is not i'm
proved as much as was anticipated and
both are very glad to get home again.
Judge Henry c. Ide and Miss Annie Ide
have left Apia, Samoa, and are now on
the Pacific ocean. In hisast letter Judge
Ide was undecided whether he would
come direct to San Francisco or whether
he would come home via Australia and
Europe. If he has taken the latter route
we shall not have a chance to welcome
him for at least two months.
James S. Weeks is attending the annual
meeting Of the Supreme Commandery oI
the Golden Cross, held in Nashville, Tenn,
as delegate from the Grand Com
mandery of Vermont. He went on All
excursion with about 60 members of the
lodge from Vermont. Besides attending
the meeting of the SUPP eme Commandery
they will visit the Tennessee Centennia
exposition now open in Nashville.