St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-07-09

DOMAIN office for the past two years,
leaves town tomorrow to be with her
mother in Springfield, Mass. Miss Lin
coin has entered heartily into the social
life OF st. Johnsbuiy and her many friends
wish her continued success and happi-
ness.
Robert Smith, Ernest Clark, Robert
and Edwin Lewis took bicycle trip to
Victory one day last week and cir
cumstances over which they had no con-
troll compelled them to return on the
railroad. The roads in that country are
bad and the boys returned with wheels,
clothes and dispositions badly damaged
The many friends of w. P. Kelly will
congratulate him on securing fneposi-
tion as superintendent of the public
schools Of Hudson. Mass. He will re-
ceive salary o. $500 and is the first
| supervisor that this town has ever had.
Mr. Kelly will do no teaching but give
his entire time to supervising the schools
of that busy Massachusetts town.
Miss Jennie Chamberlin Watts, daugh-
ter of Rev. L. S. Watts, formerly of Gale
donia county, VT, graduated at Rad
clife college, Cambridge, Mass, June 20,
with double honors, receiving the summa
cum laude for her thorough work in the
course and the highest final honors in
history. She was the first one to take
the final hopors in history in Radcliffe
college.
At the 9th annual meeting of the
American Institute of Instruction
which opens at Montreal next Friday
Prof. A. L. Hardy gives an address upon
the theme. Teaching Morals" Other
speakers known to many of our readers
are Miss Sarah Louise Arnold, former
St. Johnsbury teacher, State Supt. Mason
S.Stone and Prof. L. H. Meader of Provi-
dence, R. l., formerly of Ryegate.
Ashton R. Willard of Boston writes
the opening article of the July number ol
the New England Magazine, and it is a
paper OF unusual interest upon "The
Development of College Architecture in
America" The article is profusely illus
trated, showing the simpler buildings o.
the earlier days down to the luxuries O
Vanderbilt Hall at New Haven and the
classic structures of Columbia University
now rising on the Hudson.
} A. M. Goodrich and Mrs. Gertrude A
A Hyde were married at the latter's HON
t on Charles street at high noon Wednes
day. The ceremony was performed b.
4 Rev. DR.. A. H. Heath before the immed
e ate relatives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs
4 Goodrich left on the afternoon train for
short wedding tour and will live OF
f Charles street until September. wheI
e they will occupy the fine house on Gin
/. ton avenue that Henry E. Wilson
building. The many friends of both par
' ties extend congratulations.
, Miss Alice May Kendall, formerly c
CDlS lOWU, WAS IlSu at AdNOlllu ido
Wednesday to DR.. Myron l.. Chandler G
e Barre. few friends and relatives, in
;. cluding two st. Johnsbury friends of th
f bride, witnessed the heceremony, which wa
performed in Mrs. L. B. Kendall's parloi
{ The parlor was handsomely decorate,
= with roses, potted plants, ferns, syringa
: and evergreen. A dainty wedding break
, fast followed the nuptials, after whic
the bride and groom departed on tn
= noon northbound Montreal day expires
e on bridal trip, at the close of whic
: they will reside at Barre. The bride ha
t been a successful teacher in the publ
schools at Barre for several years, AM
, the groom is prominent physician
There were many useful and valuabl
y bridal gifts, including silver, glass an
4 china ware.