St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-06-04
PERSONALS.

Sunday in Montpelier.
Frank L. Kendall of Laconia, N. H.,
was in town over Sunday.
E. c. Brooks has been in Bartlett, N.
H., this week on business trip.
J. B. Braley left Wednesday on an ex-
tended business trip to Minnesota.
Rev. Thomas Tyrie delivered the Me-
mortal oration at Lancaster, N. H., last
Monday.
DR.. Stiles and wife are enjoying two
weeks vacation in Boston, visiting their
son. Don. N
Miss Sarah Russell Of Burlington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. D. Brown, on
Summer street.
Miss Mary Mastin entertained num-
ber of her friends with a musicale last
Saturday evening.
w. H. Moulton and wife returned
Monday evening from a several days
visit in Burlington.
President Buckham of the University
of Vermont at Burlington is visiting
friends in St. Johnsbury.
Carl c. Fletcher of the St. Albans Mes
senger was in town the first of the week
to attend Sousa's concert.
]. A. Dexter took 54 mile bicycle ride
Monday in Essex county and found the
roads very poor for wheeling. 80
William Bumpus and wife are visiting
Mrs. Bumpus' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gable, in Summerville.
S.A. Moore was in Boston last week
and will next week announce a special
sale of suits as the result Of his trip.
P. c. Dodge of Burlington was in
town yesterday on business connected
with the internal revenue department.
Ray Packard and Allan Holbrook OF
the CALIFORNIAN Office are enjoying va
cation at Mr.. Holbrook's home at New
port.
Mrs. T. P. Farrell starts tomorrow for
Canada to spend few weeks at her
home in Durham and later with friends
in Richmond and Danville.
o. M. Douglas of Boston, the New
England manager OF the American Pres:
Association, was in town yesterday ant
called on all the newspapers in this towr
and vicinity. ,io.,
Charles A. Wilcox ofLyndonville cam
here with his family Monday to recuper
ate from hard attack Of pleurisy ant
grip. He is stopping at his old home Oh
the Fair Ground road.
L. D. Hazen went to Rutland this weel
on official business connected with tn
state board of the house of correction
and will also visit his son in Northamp
ton before returning to st. Johnsbury.
George w. Hallett and wife OF Kansa
City, with their daughter, Mrs. Nc
Williams and children, expect to arriv
soon at the old home on Mt. Plcasan
street, where they will spend the sum
mer.
Lucian S. Ash was married to Mis-
Ellen Louise Young at Lisbon Thursday
The bride was a former student at tn
Academy and the groom was at on
time clerk in Harry Carr's store. Mr
and Mrs. Harry H. Carr attended tn
wedding.
John w. Titcomb, DR.. E. H. Ross an,
]. Albert Thorne were the guests of Pro-
Henri Blaisdell at his cottage at LAX
Winnepiseogee Saturday. The larges
lake trout caught by the party wa
landed by Mr.. Titcomb and the fsl
weighed FIVE pounds.
Thad Cormier, clerk in Scott's grocer,
store, has returned from Burlington
where he went to visit his wife who
in DR.. Bingham's hospital being treate'
for spinal trouble. Mr.. Cormier ha
been sick for week or more with rheu
matism, but is now much better.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie B., daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Kingsle,
Of Salem, Mass, to George M. Daley i
announced to take place at the residenc
of the brides parents Monday, June 21st
Mr.. Daley was formerly oi St. Johnsbur,
but is now connected with the store O
William G. Webber & Co.
Prot. Charles D. Hazen has been elected
permanent professor of history at Smitl
college, Northampton, Mass, and hi
many friends here will congratulate hin
on his successful work there as evidence,
by this appointment. Prof. Hazen sail
for Europe, June 16, in the Noordand O
the Red Star line. He will spend tn
summer in Holland, Belgium and othe
countries of Europe.
Oliver M w. Sprague, who has beel
pursuing special course in Harvard col
lege for the past three years, has secure
the degree of Ph. D. and fellowship 9
$3.50, one of the two largest scholar
ships given by the university. MI
Sprague sails from Boston July 21,, t.
continue his studies in history and polit
cal economy in the Berlin University
His st. Johnsbury friends congratulate
Mr.. Sprague upon his deserved success.
Mrs. Joseph Richards died last wee