St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-20
PERSONALS.


Mrs. A. E. Reed, West Concord, spent
Wednesday in town.
Miss A. A. Lynn, who has been quite
sick, is slowly improving.
Miss Marion d. Patterson is spending
a weeks vacation at her home here.
Miss Sadie Frost Of Lyndon visited
her cousin, Miss Mary Derby, last week.
Mrs. Emma Smith Of Ways Mills, P.
P, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lydia Beck.
Hon. C. J. Bell OF Walden was a wei.
come visitor to St. Johnsbury yesterday.
Lawyer Henry o. Cushman Of Boston,
formerly of st. Johnsbury, was in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Lincoln, Lyndon, and Mrs.
Homer Wilson, Lyndonville, spent We'd
nesday in town.
A. M. Goodrich was in Boston last
week looking after new things in the line
OF artistic tailoring.
Chief Justice Ross and Mrs. Ross Wis.
tied their daughter. Mrs. A. c. Aldrich,
at Somerville, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kicker entertained
their friends very pleasantly last Friday
evening at their home on Summer street.
Principal Comstock and Prof. A. L.
Hardy of the Academy spent part of their
vacation in Boston. returning home last
Friday.
Miss Margaret Robie has resigned her
position in Geo. P. Moores insurance Of
flee and entered the sanctum of the CAL
EDoNIAN.
]. Henry Fuller, who is connected with
the Fairbanks selling house at Montreal,
made his old friends a flying visit last
Wednesday.
Joseph P. Fairbanks was in Washing
ton last week and saw the House the
day the proceedings most resembled a
bear garden.
DR.. c. F. o. Tinker went to Bellows
Falls Friday to assist in organizing a
Uniform Rank among the Knights OF
Pythias there.
Francis Switser attended the quarterly
meeting Of the directors of the Union Mu
tual Fire Insurance Company at Mont.
pelier last week.
Capt. Edward F. Griswold returned to
St. Johnsbury Thursday afternoon and
has since entertained many of his friends
with his interesting experiences in Cuba
Presiding Elder Hamilton and Mrs
Hamilton, Rev. Thomas Tyrie and Mrs
A. L. Bailey are attending the annua
session of the Vermont conference al
Springfield.
Collector q. M. Mansur was a passen
ger on the mail train south yesterda,
morning and was cordially greeted b,
his many friends at the depot. He wa
on his way to conference at Springfield
Ernest Clark of Boston, the civil engi
neer who had charge OF laying the new
pipes Tor the St. Johnsbury Acqueduct
Company last year, is here for short
time on business tor the Acqueduct Com
panv.
Rev. Ozora S. Davis, Academy 'S5, ha:
resigned as pastor of the Congregations
church at Springfield and accepted the
call to the Pilgrim Congregational church
at Nashua. He will begin his labors II
his new field May Is.
Rev. FIR. Carmody, who has beer
spending the winter in Asheville, N. L.
expects to return to st. .Johnsbury early
in May. His many friends both in ant
out of ST. Aloysius parish hope that his
health will permit him to remain here
for long time.
A. w. Simpson, postal route agent. has
been transferred from the night run from
Newport to Springfield to the new mai
car which runs in the daytime between
Newport and White River Junction. This
avoids the night work and is just rec
ognition Of long and faithful service.
When Speaker Lord of Montpelier was
appointed national bank examiner, he
asked his predecessor, Elisha May, to
continue through the month OF April, as
Mr.. Lords time would be entirely taken
up with the Brewster murder trial. On
account of pressing law duties Mr.. May
was unable to do this, and our banks will
have to wait for official inspection till the
Brewster trial is over.
Mrs. Carl H. Turner is seriously sick
again and her lather and mother and the
family physician came from Strattord,
Ontario last week to see her. 1t was
decided to take her to her old home and
she was taken home Monday i'll special
car, accompanied by her parents, her
physician and her husband. Her many
St. Johnsbury friends hope she will soon
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