St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-02
PERSONALS.

/ Miss Nora Lockwood spent sunday AT
home.
!. H. McLoud Of Hardwick is in town
on business trip.
Mrs. G. P. MetcaIf returned from her
Boston trip on Monday.
DR.. Baker, house dentist of Boston,
is in town for a few days.
Mrs. c. D. Wilcomb and Mrs. Emeline
Kent of Lyndon spent Sunday in town.
Miss Anna Rowe Of Danville spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
town.
Miss Annette V. Libby returned to her
home in Gray, Maine, yesterday after
noon.
Miss Fanny Everett Of Lancaster spent
Sunday as the guest OF Miss Nora Lock
wood.
Mrs. Robert Mackinnon has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Eta M. Newell, at
Hanover N. H.
H. w. Britton, former employee OF
the American Express Co., has returned
to his work here
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Tarr of Bos-
ton were the guests of E. E. Piper few
days last week.
Mrs. d. Y. Comstock left Monday for
an extended visit among friends in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Mrs. Albion Bartlett with her son
Philip, of Lynn, Mass, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. W. Sault.
DR.. David Hartman, who has been
assisting Dr. J. E. Hartshorn, has de-
cided to locate in Peacham.
George Mclaughlin, Loren Chase, Har-
ry c. WEIGH and Jessie Varnum of Peach
am were town visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Craig and Alice
Welch of Peacham, and Miss Nettie Craig
of West Danville were in town Friday.
Rev. FIR. Lynch went to Barton last
Friday night to deliver lecture at the
Catholic fair which is being held in that
town.
Mrs. Walter p Smith has been invited
to lecture before the Lyndon Woman's
Club on Saturday. Nov. ~, upon "Mel-
rose Abbey"
Miss Emma l.. Shufelt left for Boston
yesterday afternoon. Her studies in
music there will be under the direction OF
Charles Adams.
Arthur +. Walker has been elected vice.
president of the Vermont Pharmaceutical
Association and DR.. Buss has been elect
ed treasurer of the newly organized Yer.
mont Veterinary Association.
William Chesley was here last week
for few days. Mr.. Chesley has been at
the Mt. Pleasant House during the sum-
mer and has now gone South to work in
Hotel Auburn at Auburn, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Hazen entertained
the members of the North church choir
at a 6 o'clock dinner at their hospitabe
home last Monday. The dinner was
!. given in honor of Miss Shutelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Celley OF Canaan
Street, N. H., are in town this week, the
occasion of their visit being to attend
the marriage of their son Charles to
Miss Evelyn Pierce, at Kirby, which took
place yesterday.
l.. P. Hartman and family returned
from Cornwall, Ont, Monday, where
they have lived for the past year. Mr..
Hartman will have position in the
scale shops and his many friends will give
him warm welcome.
Rev. DIR. A. H. Heath, Rev. DR.. Edward
T. Fairbanks, Rev. Henry Fairbanks, Rev,
c. H. Merrill and Rev. c. F. Morse went
to Lyndon Thursday to take part in the
ordination OF Rev. M. A. Farren as pas
tor oil the Congregational church.
DR.. Abel Drown died very suddenly at
Newport yesterday noon. He was 81
years old and former resident of Burke
He was the same age as the late Col
Frederick Fletcher and always called or
the Colonel when he visited st. Johns
bury.
Yesterdays Burlington Free Press
gave a resume Of Supt. Titcomb's lectur
at Montpelier Monday night, referring
: to it as an interesting and practica
talk. The lecture was illustrated witt
stereopticon views and the audience ap
peared much interested in the subject.
Mrs. c. M. Stone has gone to Spring
field, Mass, and during her absence Wi
attend the annual meeting of the Won
:, ans Board OF Missions in that city. TIL
:. speakers at this gathering include Mrs
c. M. Lamson of Hartford, Conn, an
q Mrs. Pettee of Japan, who recent
addressed the st. Johnsbury ladies.
d Photographs of Florence.
q The choice collection OF photograph
a which are now on exhibition at the le