St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-07-06
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Miss Fannie P. Fletcher and Mrs. k.
B. Langdon Of Minneapolis, are spend
ing few days in town, on their way to
the White Mountains and Boston.
President and Mrs. M. H. Buckham
Of Burlington sail for Europe July and
will spend the summer vacation in a tour
through England and Scotland.
Miss Elsie Ranney and Miss Emma
Shufet went to Barton last evening to
take part in musical and literary en-
tertainment.
]. c. Thorne was called to New York
last week by the news of severe acct
dent to his brother, who was thrown
from wheel. Mr.. Thorne has returned
and reports his brother doing nicely.
Rev. George W. Morrow. pastor OF the
Christian church at Randolph, called on
bis friends Wednesday. He was en- route
to his summer cottage at Caspian Lake,
Greensboro.
Miss Laura Watson, former teacher
at the Academy and recently principal
of Abbott Academy at Andover, Mass,
sails for Europe this week where she
will spend the next two years.
David E. Hartman of St. Johnsbury
Center was one OF the five who had the
best examinations and were entitled to
special honors at the medical college at
Burlington last week.
Frank R. Jewett of Swanton was in
town last week on business. Mr. Jewett
is member of the University of Vermont,
class of '99, and was one of the editors
| Of the last Ariel.
Joseph P. Fairbanks, Leon w. Gay and
Downer Newell took the entrance exami-
nations for Yale College here last week.
The examinations were conducted by a
representative from Yale.
Frank TAYLOR closed his labors with
Amos w. Scott last Saturday night and
has accepted the position recently filled
by the late A. O. Baker with E. & L.
Fairbanks & Co.
Mrs. Clement and daughter, Mrs. W.
w. Waldo of Marshaltown, Iowa, were
the guests OF Mrs. J. W. Warden last
week. Mrs Waldo was graduated from
the Academy in the class of 1875.
A party Of young people consisting o
Miss Rebecca Billiard, Mrs. ]. M. Allen
Miss May c. Goodall, Helen Stevens, Mr.
Wescott and Harry Lovejoy, spent few
days in camp at Fairlee last week.
lanes P. Richardson has returned from
Dartmouth College and will assist in the
Citizens bank during the summer vaca
ton. While at college this year he was
awarded the Atherton Greek prize of $50
Miss Emily Bradford of Sherbrooke, 6
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl
Bradford, formerly of St. Johnsbury, II
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robert Mackin
non. The latter gave party in he
honor at "Fairview" last evening.
The many friends of A. +. Watson o
Hartford, at one time clerk of the board
OF railroad commissioners and a gradu
ate of the Academy in the class OF 1879
will extend congratulations on his noml
nation to the next senate from Windsor
county.
Prof. S. H. Bracket and family left las
week for Provincetown, Mass, wher
they have secured cottage in which tt
camp for a month. Miss Helen Grave
left Monday to join them. On their wa.
home they will visit various places il
Massachusetts,.
A few friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
: P. Carpenter called on them Friday ever
: ing to remind them that they had bee
married % years. The evening wa
spent in an informal way and til
surprised host and hostess receive
hearty congratulations.
A party consisting of Misses Annie Id
!. Marjorie Ide, Elsie Ranney, Miss Chat
= wick and Messrs. Don Stiles, Fred Scril
ner, Clarence Forrest and Selim Newell
a chaperoned by Mrs. George Ranne.
:, went to Harvey's pond in Barnet Satu
e day for few days outing.
Barbour's Business College closed la'
a Thursday. Prof. Barbour and family al
d spending few weeks at st. Johnsbul
: Park, Lake Memphremagog. Miss I
G. Danforth is spending few days {
n her home in Penacook, N. H., after whic
" she will spend the month in Fitchbur,
o Mass.
Herbert w. Keyes of Keene, N. H., wi
j. came here last week to attend col
lie mencement exercises at the Academ
1T met with a painful accident Friday.
he was in front of the Brooks.Tyler d
in goods store he was bitten in the leg
d, playful, not ugly dog. The wound HI
X to be dressed by doctor and ended
enjoyable bicycle tour.
CHI Hank" White OF Felchvillc was ht
to last week to consult with Mr.. Sils
to about the Olio Minstrels. Mr.. VIII
was one of the delegates to the rect
at republican state convention. Lovers
Nv minstrelsy pleasantly remember him
IDS the end tambo in the famous Whitm
&, Clark Ministries. where his eXpans