St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-03-23
PERSONALS.

ID. W. IlO"S mas SOuC WCSI ou q ouoIl
business trip.
John H. Carpenter of Boston is here
for few days.
Rev. H. R. Titus Of McIndoe Falls was
in town Saturday.
c. E. Gray and wife are visiting in
Boston and vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Brownell of West Barnet was
in town Monday.
A. B. Noyes visited his relatives in
Hyde Park last week.
Mrs. c. A. Cramton is visiting friends
in Berlin Falls, N. H.
B. Frank Harris visited in Lisbon
during the past week.
DR.. John M. Allen and wife leave this
week for visit to New York.
Mrs. ]. A. Dexter leaves Friday for
Washington to visit relatives.
Harvey G. Lapier, who is now located
at Whitefeld, was in town yesterday.
John D. Rickaby returned from busi-
ness trip to Boston Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. White of Ryegate
visited Mrs. ]. W. Warden last Friday.
Mrs. Walter P Smith gave farewell
luncheon Saturday to Mrs. Lucius K.
Hazen.
P. F. Hazen has gone to Minneapolis
on business connected with the scale
company.
Cashier Allen of the Woodsville Ma
tional Bank was a visitor here last
Saturday.
James Moore Boston & Maine brake
man is sick with pneumonia at his home
in Summerville.
Warren, the young son of Chas. E.
Peck, is convaIescing after somewhat
protracted illness.
DR.. R. w. Warner attended the annual
meeting of the Vermont Dental Society
at Rutland last week.
Miss Beatrice May is at home for a
short school vacation from Dean Acad-
emy, Franklin, Mass.
Fred Drew of Burlington is visiting
friends. MIR. Drew was formerly en-
ployed at the scale works.
N. w. Barr of Taunton, Mass, insane
asylum has been in town a few days
visiting friends and relatives.
Editor L. H. Lewis of the Morrisville
News and Citizen was welcome visitor
to the CALIFORNIAN office Saturday.
S.. D. Tilton of Woodsvlle, the we'll
known concrete contractor, was here
last week looking after prospective work
Sheriff Suloway is sick with the gril
and A. c. Harvey has been absent iron
his store with attack of scatic rheuma
tism.
Robert G. Stone Of Burlington was il
town last week on business connected
with the Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance Co.
F. M. Street, who is at the head of thu
paper firm OF F. M. Street & Co. o
Holyoke, Mass, was here Monday on 6
business trip.
Capt. Edward F. Griswold left yester
day for Cuba. When he returns he viii
have an interesting story and he can tel
it in very interesting manner.
Rev c. w. Dockham OF Newport, for
merly pastor of the Advent church in St
Johnsbury, visited his brother, Thomas
F. Dockham, last week.
George W. Bangs expects to leav,
shortly for Lynn, Mass, where he is to
have charge of one of the Crystal Spring
Bottling Company's branch houses.
Miss Mary Shorey was called to Cole
brook. II. H., last week to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. John Barley
The latter was a former resident of St
Johnsbury.
Mrs. John w. Balch entertained hel
Sunday school class very pleasantly
Tuesday afternoon to new sugar. The
occasion was the birthday of one of the
boys in the class.
Mrs. James r. Carleton and son O
Boston are visiting her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. L. W. Rowell, for a few weeks
Mr.. Carleton was here also, but has re
turned to Boston.
DR.. J. D. Folsom has received through
Col. Mays agency a pension of $12 {
month with $11O arrearages. DR.
Folsom was a surgeon in the 18th New
Hampshire Volunteers.
The friends of Rev. ]. Carmody will b.
pleased to know that word has been re
ceived that he is improving very rapidly
in health and expects to be able to ret urr
home very soon. He is now at Asheville
N. c.
Rev. H. H. Hoyt preached at Wes
Concord Sunday afternoon and tn,
travelling was 50 bad that be could no
get home iii season to speak at the Will
lard memorial service in the evening
On Monday he was called to West Burk
to attend funeral.
Henry D.. Carlisle, now in business il
st. Adams. was married on Thursda,
evening to Miss S. Grace Bcdard. w. T
Carlisle of Brattleboro, brother OF th
groom, was best man. Both the Car
Isle boys have been clerks at the st
Johnsbury House within the past fou
years and are pleasantly remembered By