St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-23
PERSONALS.

both quite i'll.
Miss Jessie Hall is very sick with con-
sumption at the hospital.
Clinton Carpenter of Lowell Mass,
was in town the first of the week.
Arthur Lamson of Cambridge, Mass,
Academy 94, was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Morrill, of Danville,
P.Q., are visiting their son Austin Nor
ril.
VIM. Kicker of Ryegate, Academy '96,
Yale, 90, was in town the first OF the
week.
Miss Kate Flynn has returned to Bar
ton to continue her school after two
weeks vacation.
F. A. Balch has rented the Brooks
house on Main street and will move
there the first of May.
Sheldon Boright, Academy '96, Har-
ward, 90, was in town last week on his
way to his home in Richford.
Rev. M. Atwood occupied the Free
Baptist pulpit at Sheffield Sunday. He
will preach there again next Sunday.
Charles A. Eaton, of the Eaton Enter.
tainment Bureau of Boston, is visiting
friends in this town and Lyndonville.
Jay, son of Rev. E. ]. Ward, has become
partner in the grocery firm by whom he
has been employed at Meredith N. H.
w. L. King will soon move from Clin-
ton avenue, where he has lived since his
marriage, to the P. D. Blodgett house on
Main street.
The members of Mrs. L. K. Hazen's
Sunday School class were pleasantly en-
tertained by her at her home last Satur-
day evening.
Warren Richardson, student at the
Academy, sprained his ankle quite badly
few days ago, by falling down the
gymnasium stairs.
William c. Tyler left Tuesday night on
a trip to New York and Boston for the
purpose OF selecting new goods for the
spring and summer trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fairbanks of
New York city have been guests at Elm
woode this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
banks will soon leave on years trip to
Japan.
Prof. and Mrs. Henry Fairbanks hos
pitably entertained many OF their friends
last evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Fairbanks, who have been theil
guests this week.
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone left Wednesday
morning for visits with friends in North
ampton, Springfield and Jersey City, and
will meet Mr.. Stone in New York upon
his return from his European trip.
Rev. M. J. Carmody returned Saturday
from three months trip to the Bermu
das and conducted the services at St
Rose church Sunday. FIR. Carmody re-
turns very much improved in health.
Mrs. Chas. S. Hastings returned last
week Thursday night from a four
months visit in Huntington, Orlando
INLAND and Jacksonville, Fla. She
returns very much improved in health.
Prof. c. E. Putney spent last Saturday
and Sunday with his family in this town
returning to his labors at Baldwinville
Mass, Monday. Prof. Putney is much
pleased with his new field and finds plenty
of work to demand his time and atten.
ton.
Olin D. Adams, who has been employed
for the past four years in the foundry,
was presented on his departure for Bos-
ton and Concord, N. H., with hand
some gold ring set with rubes. as a
kindly expression of the good will of his
friends in the foundry.
Mrs. J. R. Nelson and family leave to-
morrow en- route for their new home in
New York, Mrs. Nelson visiting for a
short time at her mothers home on the
way. While regretting the removal oI
DR.. Nelson and family from this town,
their many friends unite in best wishes
for health and prosperity in their new
home.
7. E. Harris and wife returned last
f week from their southern trip. Mrs
Harris returns improved in health but
Mr.. Harris is still a little weak, just
recovering from an attack of grip and
pneumonia. They got no farther than
Washington, where Mr.. Harris was
f compelled to stop on account OF sickness
Despite his sickness he sent back severa
very interesting letters.
Professor ID. Y. Comstock was in New
York last week to attend a meeting o.
the National Committee of Twelve rep
resenting the leading colleges of the
country, together with a subcommittee
chosen from the ranks of prominent edu
Gators, all in convention assembled to
, discuss present day methods OF teaching
: and to formulate courses of stndy fo
, high schools and academies.
r The following is clipped from the New
e port Express and Standard: "Dr. PHILLIP
, S. Ide OF st. Johnsbury was in town OF
r Thursday, looking over the field with
Y view to locating here. DR.. Ide is sol
e of the late Gen. II. T. Ide and nephew O