St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-02-25
PERSONALS.

y. Z. Frye ~ visiting iriends IN BOSTON,.
Edward McCutcheon has entered c. c.
Bingham's drug store as clerk.
Miss Anna S. Morse of Newbury is the
guest OF Mrs. Frank H. Brooks.
c. M. Berry returned Tuesday from
two weeks business trip to New York.
Miss Josephine Woods of the Republi-
can Office is taking a weeks vacation.
George H. Symes left here Wednesday
for New York where he will spend two
or three weeks o
Misses Lulu and Catherine Harvey left
yesterday for Boston on two or three
weeks visit.
Mrs. Frank Trull of Biddeford, Me-, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Cross.
Principal Comstock of the Academy
has been couf1ed to the house this week
with severe dpld.
id. Partridge, who was married at
Caribou. Me-. Tuesday, returned yester
day with his bride ard is stopping at the
Avenue House..
William c. Tyler leaves tonight for
New York to purchase spring goods for
the Brooks Tyler dry goods store.
A. F. Nichols was out Saturday, the
first time in seven weeks. His many
friends are glad to see him out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hardy entertained
some OF the school teachers and other
friends very pleasantly on Tuesday even
ing.
c. F. Gibbs spent last week in Boston
visiting some of the large florist estab-
lishments and getting new ideas in the
business.
Mrs. L. G. Spencer and Mrs. A. G.
Williams entertained most pleasantly
about thirty of their friends Tuesday
afternoon.
Harold Heath, son of William L.
Heath, who has been dangerously i'll
with pneumonia the past week, is some
what better.
w. M. Kellogg went to Hartford.
Conn.,, Friday, and will return with Mrs.
Kellogg, who has been visiting there
through the month of February.
c. w. Ruiter left Tuesday night on a
southern trip to be gone about a month.
He will visit Richmond, Va, Jacksonville,
Ala, New Orleans, and other places in
the South.
Mrs. John A. Moore, who came on with
her husbands remains from Ashevile. N.
c., returnes1rssto her southern. home
Wednesday night. Mrs. J. R. Nelson
came here from New York, and returns
Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost has been en-.
gagged by the Dartmouth College Y. M.
c. A. to read at concert to be given
in Hanover sometime in March. Mrs.
Frost also goes to No. Haverhil, N. H.,
to give an evening the first Of March.
The many friends Of DR.. Maurice F. Pill
grim, formerly of this place, will be III
terested to know that in addition to his
other practice be has opened an office in
Boston, where he may be found Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays at 419
Boylston street, suite No. 73.
Rev. Charles H. Morse has resigned as
pastor of the First and Second Congre-
gational churches of Brook6eld to take
up special lines of study in Hartford
Theological seminary. He is a son Of
Rev. c. H. Morse of this place, wasgrad-
uated from the Academy in the class of
1876 and has been seven years at Brook
field.
DIR. George r. Clark of Boston, a
former St. Johnsbury boy, was one OF
the soloists at the Newport music festi-
val. OF his singing the Newport Express
says, ut was never our fortune to hear a
better bass singer than was DR.. George
X. clark. Inc many encores he received
was evidence that he was appreciated by
the large audience as we'll as ourselves"
Benjamin H. Sanborn of Boston has
withdrawn from the firm of Leach,
Shewell & Sanborn, and that he will
continue in the school publishing business
under the firm name of Benjamin H. San
born & Co.. at 40 Boylston street, Bos-
ton. Mr.. Sanborn delivered the Memo.
rial day address here two years ago and
is one OF the most popular members Of
the Vermont colony at Caspian lake,
Greensboro every summer.
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