St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-10-26
PERSONALS.

Paul Carter is taking two weeks va
cation.
c. Rollins entered Barbour's College
Monday.
Miss Carrie Drew is substituting at the
scale Office.
Mrs. ]. W. Sault is spending the week
in Montpelier.
Percy Templeton Of Irasburg was in
town Saturday.
Miss Edith Wallace OF Barnet visited
in town last week.
Miss Grace Williams OF Coventry
spent Saturday in town.
Miss Nora Lockwood OF Mclndoe
spent Saturday at home.
Miss Penney returned last week from
an extended western trip.
Eddie Odekirk OF Boston was in town
Friday. Mr.. Odekirk was in Barbour's
College in 90.
Mrs. Arthur F. Stone was called to
| Springfield. Mass, FRIDAY py the 'ata'
illness Of her father.
Guy Abbott and Robert H. Smith came
up from Dartmouth College to spend
Sunday at their homes.
Nelson Bailey OF Wells River, cashier OF
the National Bank Of Newbury, was
here Saturday on business.
Miss Lena Annis of St. Johnsbury has
been chosen one of the members of the
Mt. Holyoke College Glee Club.
Mrs ]. M. Alvord and daughter Addie
have gone to Washington to spend the
winter with Mrs. George R. 1de.
Miss Margaret Merrill Of st. Johns
bury has been chosen one Of the editors
Of the college publication at Wellesley.
AL Bragg, Allen Dexter, Herbert T
Fisher and c. E Simanton lett for The
Maine woods Friday afternoon to hunt
deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Cross hav'
gone to Concord, N. H., to attend thu
annual meeting of the American Mis-
sionary Association.
Clayton Stoddard and Mrs. Lorei
Brainerd, of Lowell, Mass, were in tow
the first OF the week to attend the funera
OF Miss Grace Balch.
Charles A. Coburn, recent secretary o
the Y. M. c. A., was in town Monday
afternoon on his way to Newburyport
Mass, where he enters upon the duties o
general secretary in the association o
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Brooks leav'
for Boston early next month, where they
will spend the winter. Underclyffe will
be closed during their absence, but Mr.
Brooks will pay frequent visits TO st
Johnsbury during the winter.
The Montpelier papers and the legisla
tive correspondents agree that the ad
dress OF Rev. DR.. A. H. Heath on Wed
nesday evening was one of finest ad
dresses of it's kind ever delivered there
An abstract of the address appears i
another column.
Albert L. Farwel landed in New Yor
last Friday evening and reached hi
home in St. Johnsbury on yesterday
early morning train. He comes bac
richly laden with memories of his travel
and has received hearty welcome fror
his many friends.
The many friends of Miss Emma Sh'
felt, both in musical and social circle
exceedingly regret her departure fe
Boston, where she will study music du
ing the winter. She leaves the first
November to begin her studies. She is
valued member OF the North church cho
u and an attractive feature at nearly all
our musical entertainments. 1t is tt
earnest hope of all her friends that s
return to st. Johnsbury next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hardy received
most cordial welcome from the towr
people of Amherst, Mass, recently in
form OF public reception held in t
:. Town Hall under the auspices OF t
u school board. Refreshments were serv
by the Woman's Club and about s.
= people were present. 1t was one Of
social affairs of the season and higl
= appreciated by the new superintende
- of schools and his most estimable w
Il. At the annual meeting OF the Hampsh
Teachers Association last week
is Northampton, Mass. Supt. Hardy "
elected president.