St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-01-14
PERSONALS.

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Prof. and Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks Of
New Haven, Conn, spent Tuesday at his
old home.
B.F. Weeks has moved into the Cowles
house on Pearl street. He recently pur-
chased this house.
Frank Stafford and W. P. Stafford
were called to Barre Monday to attend
the funeral OF relative.
Rev. M. J. Carmody will take another
southern trip with the hope of receiving
further benefit to his health.
Frank D. Martell has purchased a
barber shop in Montpelier of George W.
Bonett and has taken possession.
Henry Fuller will soon leave the office
of Z. and T. Fairbanks to take charge of
the company's business in Montreal.
Hon. and Mrs. J. B. Pickett of Brad
ford were among the visitors in town
during the session of the officers school.
Fish Commissioner J. w. Titcomb
SpCuI luC llIol VI lulo WSSh Ill DOSIOus
He left Wednesday for Florida on a
business trip.
Miss Katherine Harvey is convaescent
after being confined to the house for
a number of weeks with lung trouble
and rheumatism.
F. harrington, who has been stopping
at the St. Johnsbury House Tor several
weeks. has gone to Boston. He is con-
templating southern trip.
Mrs. Lyman P. Wood Of Burlington
made short visit among her friends
last week and lett Tor Boston Saturday,
accom- panied by Miss Isabel M. Paddock.
John H. Drew lett Monday for Chicago
where he will spend several weeks visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Lamson.
He hopes that the change may improve
his health.
Following are the advertised letters at
the postoffice: Mrs. J. Banrasa. Mrs.
Alphonse DUMAS, Adelia Gongne, Mrs.
Sophronia Hammond, Miss Gertie Ked-
ney, Bert Andrews, 5. H. Creaser, Ferdi-
nand Corneau, William Marshal Chas.
A. Paine, William Ross.
DIG. c., L. w. Rowell, went to Barton
on Monday evening last to assist Grand
Commander. L. M. Cragin OF Springfield,
in the installation of the officers elect OF
Barton Commandery, no. 752, U. O. G.
c. The installation was public and was
we'll attended ~ the eiti.tus Of Barton.
This commantiery is doing good work
and expects to add many new members
during the present year.
The many friends OF G. w. Hallett of
Kansas City have known that his health
has been failing for several years and
they will be interested tc learn that after
returning to Kansas City last September
he grew rapidly worse and his sufftrngs
became so severe that his recovery
seemed impossible, but in November last
council was called of three physicians
and one of the best surgeons in the West
and they decided that one OF the most
dangerous operations in surgery must be
performed at once. The operation was
a perfect success and although the re-
covery owing to his long illness and
great suffering must necessarily be very
slow, the physician and his friends feel
confident that in few months he will be
in better health than for many years
past.
L. M. Cragin of Springfield, grand
commander Of the W. o G c OF Vermont,
with his wife and daughter, spent
Wednesday in town. In the evening he
installed the officers of Green Mt. COM
mandery, No. 335, of this place. On
Thursday evening he installed he officers
of West Concord commsndery, No. 652
On Friday evening he will officially visit
the commandery at Lvndonvile. He is
just beginning tour ot the command,
cries of the state and expects to add
many new members to the order this
winter. He is peculiarly fitted Tor this
work and isvery popular.