St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-08-17

DcSu CnIel tdihihS IuS past WEN hA"iiy
Rollins, one of the members OF his boy
choir.
Miss Rebecca Billiard went to Cabot
this week to visit Miss Lillian Wells,
making the trip from Danville on her
wheel
Mrs. James H. Thompson and Miss
Mabel Woodside are spending the sum-
mer at Mrs. Woodside's former home in
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Eddy leave today
for visit among friends in Waits6eld,
Marsh6eld and other places in Washing
ton county.
Mrs. E. E. Gage and Miss Fannie Beck
start this morning for st. Adams. From
Walden they expect to make the trip on
their wheels.
Harry G. Dwight, Academy "a, has
secured position in the Office of the
American consul at Venice and will soon
leave for Italy.
Miss Anna M. Thompson is taking
two weeks vacation. During her absence
Miss Ethel Pierce will supply at the tele-
phone exchange.
Miss Hannah Rollins OF Dover, N. H.,
spent Tuesday in town as the guest Of
her former cassmate in Wellesley, Mrs.
Clarence Lingham.
George E. Miner of New York came
home last Wednesday to be with his
mother on her birthday, returning to
New York Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Cross have
gone to Cape Elizabeth, Me. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Cross parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mathews.
Wendell P. Stafford has gone to Sara
toga as delegate from the Vermont Bar
Association to the annual meeting of the
American Bar Association.
Harry Daniels has resigned his position
at the scale shops to accept position in
the bakery of George H. Cross and will
commence his duties October 1.
Miss Mertie LaPage went last Wednes-
day to Dorchester, Mass, for few weeks
to visit friends. Mr.. Nelson came East
with her and they are now at Bradford.
Mrs. Clarence Cowles entertained a
party of young ladies at her home on
Spring street last Friday evening in
honor OF her guest, Miss Bailey of Hyde
Park.
William c. Gray, one OF the staff OF the
Fall River News, has been spending his
vacation with college friend in Water
ford and made the CALIFORNIAN office
pleasant call Friday.
A. L. Hardy and family have returned
from campat Caspian Lake, Greensboro,
and will spend the next two weeks pack
ing their goods preparatory to leaving
for their new home in Amherst. Mass.
D. D. Patterson went to Ogonquit,
Maine, Monday to join his family who
have been there several weeks. Putnam
H. Dana of Kansas City and Mrs. LOOMS
of Englewood, N. j., also arrived at
Ogonquit this week.
Editor Johnson of the Randolph Herald
made the CALIFORNIAN office pleasant
call yesterday. Mr.. Johnson candidate
for reporter of the next House and de-
serves the place as he filled it well two
years ago.
F. P. Wells of Newbury Center was
here couple OF days last week in search
of material for the history of the town
Of Newbury, which he is engaged upon.
Mr.. Wells found much interesting matter
in the CALIFORNIAN files from 1910 to
1850.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Barr of Taunton,
Mass, are spending their vacation in St.
Johnsbury and Greensboro. Mr.. Barr
has charge of the supply department of
the lunatic asylum at Taunton and there
are 800 patients in the institution and
$50 employees.
Miss Maud G. Miles has returned from
visit to relatives in Penacook, Lowell
and Boston. Harley F. Miles, A. H.
Taylor, wife and children returned with
her and are stopping at Mrs. Miles on
Western avenue.
Mrs. Ellen Lynch of this place, who is
visiting at Richford, had the misfortune
Sunday, August 7, to fall and break
the wrist of the left hand. Unfortunately
Tor Mrs. Lynch it is the second time she
has broken this wrist, but she is doing
very nicely at present.
Henry O'Malley LETT for Leadvlle, Col,
Monday where he has secured a respon-
sible position in the National Hatch
cry there. Mr.. O'Malley has done good
work at the st. Johnsbury Hatchery and
his many friends wish him continued sue
cess in his western home.
Among the summer visitors at the St.
Johnsbury House are F. c. Burroughs
and wife OF Boston, Benz F. Peach and
wife of Lynn, Mass, and A. c. Turner OF
New York. Hon. Henry Houck of Har-
risburg, Pa, who was here attending the
summer school, will return in few days
for short stay.
Professor Park Morrill,, chief of the
forecast division of the United States
weather bureau, died in Washington,