St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-10-01
PERSONALS.

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Raymond Trainor is studying law in
the office OF Dunnett & Slack.
Joseph Gauthier has moved into his fine
new house on Washington avenue.
Miss Mary Mastia has gone to New
ark, N. j., to enter aprivate school.
Hugh Borlaud, who is now civil en-
gineer in Boston, is visiting at his old
home.
Hon. Alden Speare and wife Of Newton,
Mass, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mis-. E.
F. Brown.
Miss Addie Marshall left on Monday
for Burlington, where she will enter the
University of Vermont.
Miss M. Dana Shepard Tyrie, who has
been visiting in Lynn and Lawrence,
Mass, returned home last week.
George H. Frost has gone to the Adj
rondacks to be the guest of Landlord
Ferd. Chase OF the Loon Lake House.
Mrs. Hannah Howe returned last week
from months visit among relatives in
Montpelier, Waitsfeld and other towns.
IN. Carpenter is visiting at his old
home in Chelsea this week. He attended
the worlds lair" at Tunbrdge while
away.
George R. Crosby brought back from
Maquam fine pickerel weighing nearly
nine pounds and measuring 81 inches in
length.
Mrs. Annette Magoon has gone to
West Concord to clerk for L. w. Hast
ings who has recently opened new
store there.
Mrs. Brooks OF Bristol who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Sever
ance, returned to her home Friday. Mrs.
Severance accompanying her.
Lyman P. Hartman is here this week
getting ready to move his goods to his
new home in Cornwall, Ont. Mr.. Harri-
man and family leave here next week.
John E. Harris assumes full manage
ment of the Burlington Clipper today
Mr.. Harris will do editorial work on the
Harris Weekly but reside in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Sargent of
Newburyport, Mass, were in town last
week visiting E. E Sargent. They were
on their way to csfinth to visit relatives
there.
Louis c. Dodd, who has been at Gray's S
Inn, Jackson, N. H., through the summer
returned home Saturday and left for Bur.
lington Tuesday to complete his studies
in the University OF Vermont.
Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Cummings of Port.
land, Me-, visited St. Johnsbury this
week and were warmly greeted by old
friends. Mr.. Cummings was pastor oi
the North church from 1860 to 1870.
Lieut.. Gov. Fisk and wife of Fisk were
here Monday and stopped over train
to see little OF St. Johnsbury. They
have been the guests of Congressman
Grout at his Kirby farm and were on
their way home.
S. w. Parkhurst and family leave next
Tuesday for Southern Pines, N. c., where
they will spend the winter. Mr.. Park
hurst goes South to avoid the severe Yer
mont winter and host of friends hope
he will be much benefited by the change
St. Johnsbury was represented at the
dedication of the Adams, Mass, Memo
rial library last Saturday by George M
GRAY. The corner stone of the building
was laid by President Mckinley and al
the exercises Mr.. Gray occupied seal
upon the platform
William F. Hutchinson, county clerl
of Will county, ILL.,, residing at Joliet
arrived in town yesterday and will leave
tomorrow. He attended school her,
prior to 1854 and many of the old resi-
dents will remember him. He left here il
1854, going west where he has sine
lived.
The 25th annual meeting of th
Vermont Branch of the w B. M. wa
held in Rutland this week. The St
Johnsbury delegates who attended were
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks, Miss Addie AL
word, Miss Matte ]. Hall, Mrs. 7. M
Howard, Mrs P. F Hazen, Mrs Henr,
c. Newell, Mrs. c. NJ. Stone and Rather
inc Bingham.
Some OF the friends of John A. Moor
gathered in the rooms OF the Mystic Clul
last Saturday evening and presented hin
with 5000 in gold. President Hasting
called the Club to order and brief remark
were made by Alexander Dunnett an
Henry c. Bates, the latter presenting hir
with the testimonial Mr.. Moore re
: sponded very fellngly and thanked a
heartily for this expression of good wi
and friendship. The ladies', not to b
outdone by the gentlemen, remembers
Mrs. Moore with a sterling silver suga
bowl and creamer. Mr.. Moore and Ian
: lily left on the early morning train Tue
: day and number of friends of the lamil
i went down to the depot ;hat night
l. see them start.
d Recent Deaths.-Charles W. ThomI
e son died suddenly Wednesday mornin