St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-05
PERSONALS.


{. H. Horton has returned from
recent trip to Boston.
Miss Nellie Granger is now employed
in the telephone office.
DR.. 7. r. Nelson expects to return from
New York some time in April.
Mrs. J. R. Nelson left Monday for ten
days sojourn in New York city.
Miss Katherine Bingham has gone to
New York city for few weeks visit.
Judge and Mrs. W. P. Smith expect to
leave tomorrow for visit in Boston.
N. NJ. Johnson Suffered partial shock
Wednesday morning.
Lawyer II. B. Howe is attending the
United States court in Burlington this
week. go
Mrs. Lyman Wood will spend next
week with friends in Northampton and
Holyoke
w. T. King is entertaining as his guest
his sister, Miss Edith King OF Port
land, Me.
w. A. Kicker has been confined to the
house with the grip and had to give up
his weekly market trip.
Miss Louise l.. Bartlett attended a
m Getting OF the State Library commission
at Middlebury last Friday.
Miss Ella Hicks, recent pupil at Bar
bour's Business college, has accepted a
position in c. H. Gross bakery.
Rev. A. H. Heath, D. D., has been at
tending a trustees meeting OF the acade-
nv al Marion, Mass, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Cushman OF Bos-
ton have been the guests OF relatives and
friends in town during the past week.
Philip Carpenter, a nephew of Chiel
Judge Ross, has recently been appointed
deputy district attorney in New York
city.
Miss Leonide Gagnon is at her old
place in Lougee Bros. & Smythe's store
after two weeks vacation in Lebanon.
N. H.
Mr.. Thompson, an employe of the
scale company, supplied P F. Hazen's
place in the North Church choir last
Sunday.
]. o. DrouIn ise3isatted bonie from Bas'
ton this week. He has been sick week
in Haverhil, Mass, where he has been
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blodgett have
moved this week from their Main street
home to that of Mrs. Blodgett's mother,
Mrs. Harrington, on Pearl street.
Miss Matte Hudson entertained a
company of her Young friends Wednesday.
Whist was enjoyed and refreshments
served. A pleasant evening was spent.
Mrs. Elya Soult Webster, for some time
past leading soprano at the North church,
lett last Monday for Portland, Me-,
" here she will in the future reside with
her mother.
A. I. Batcheder, son Of the late Jud-
kins Batcheldtr, and formerly an expert
painter in this place, died in Boston last
Sunday. The remains were brought here
for interment Thursday.
Mrs. Caroline Roe Landon, whose
death occurred at Waterford last Sunday
after lingering illness, was well known
in this town where she had many friends
to whom her death will come as per.
sonal loss.
c. w. Davis, organist of the First
church, Burlington, for II years, has
resigned his posi- ion. Mr.. Davis is vel
known and pleasantly remembered here
having often officated as organist at the
Norlh church.
George A. Burbank has been appointed
superintendent OF the Ely Hoe and Fork
works. He has been in the employ o
the company for Is years and faithful
and efficient service has earned for hin
this promotion.
Lawrence B. Hatch is the author of {
story in the last issue Of the Waverly
Magazine, entitled "The Trapp.r',
Story" Mr.. Hatch is the son Of Mrs
Mary r. P. Hatchoi this town, and was
member of the class of '97, St. Johnsbur,
Academy.
Co D. Of St. Johnsbury was representec
in the inaugural parade at Washinetor
Yesterday, by Capt. c. M. Bonettc VIII,
was invited by Co. M. of Burlington t,
: accompany them as supernumerary off
, GER. Thomas H. Robinson, regiments a
) color bearer, accompanied Capt. Bonette
I William NJ. Leonard died at Cassville
) Wisconsin, February 2+, of pneumonia
: Mr.. Leonard was a brother OF Mrs Os
2 born Ward OF this place and had latel
= returned from two years visit wit
S his sister. Mr.. Leonard was a membe
4 of Masonic orderand belonged to Mysti
y Star Chapter OF st. Johnsbury. He wa
f ~ years OF age.
\ The Barton Monitor has he (olown
. notice of a lecture by Rev. II. NJ. Douglas
# "Rev Mr. Douglas OF st. Johnshurvg ga,
d lecture at the Methodist church la.
- Tuesday evening on Good Citizenship
d The company present was rather sma|
If but all OF them enjoyed it very much; Il