St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-03-16
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. ii. N. Turner returned
Saturday from their California trip.
Horace Woodruff graduated with hon.
ors at Barbours Business College last
Friday.
S. Kenerson of Barnet, on the road
for the Swift Fertilizer Co., was in town
this week.
Col. and Mrs. T. c. Fletcher and son
have gone to Minneapolis for few
weeks.
DR.. J. D. Folsom was confined to the
house last week with severe attack OF
the grip.
Mrs. G. c. Weeks and Miss Madeline
left yesterday afternoon for weeks visit
in Boston.
Charles A. Calderwood is back in his
furniture store after very close call from
pneumonia.
Frank Spaulding, who has been seri
ously i'll for some time with pneumonia,
is improving.
Editor Parker of the Bradford Opinion
was welc me visitor to the CALEDo-
MAN Office Friday.
Mrs. F. M. Reed OF Boonville, N. Y, is
spending lew weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. A. 5. Haskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Page entertained
number OF their friends very pleasantly
last Friday evening.
DR.. George F. Cheney is attending the
annual meeting Of the Vermont Dental
Association at Rutland.
Miss Cora Cook. stenographer for the
Dairy Association, Lyndon, Barbour's
'96 81, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. E. J. Wicker OF the Brooks-Tyler
store is in New York studying the latest
designs in fashionable dressmaking.
N. F. Gle and family have moved here
from Hyde Park and taken the tenement
vacated by w. II. Mcmillan on Spring
street.
Hon. L. D. Hazen was in Rutland last
week in ful6llment of his duties as di
rector OF the House Of Correction, and
went also to Boston.
Rev. G. c. Waterman was called to
New Hampton, New Hampshire, or
Monday last by the death of his only
sister, Mrs. A. H. David.
Mrs. Drake of the Brooks-Tyler Com
pany's cloak department, has been un
able to attend to business duties for a
lew days by reason of poor health.
Mrs. Fl. K Ide, formerly OF St. Johns
bury, but now living at Newport. is
drilling company of 40 children there
Tor the presentation of the operetta,
"Bo-Peep."
Carl c. Fletcher of the St. Albans
Messenger, well-known former towns
man. sprained his ankle in the gymna-
SUM recently and has been confined to
the house for week or more.
Arthur c. Randall, Grand Chancellor
Of the Knights OF Pythias, went to New.
port last Wednesday evening to interest
the Knights there in the formation of a
local lodge.
Allan S. Holbrook, for the past three
years an emplove in the job department
of the CALIFORNIAN Office, has resigned his
position and is now enj ying life on his
fathers Iarm in Newport.
Prot. and Mrs. A. l.. Hardy recently
entertained the North church deacons
and their wives and the pastors of all
the local churches with their wives. 1t
goes ~:::sout saying that this social oc-
rasion was iraught with much pleasure
and profit.
Lucius K. Hazen has bought we'll
established meat and grocery store in
Pawtucket, r. and will open the store
about the first OF April. This business
change will take from town one of our
best families and their many friends wish
the Hazens much happiness IN their
Rhode Island home.
Mrs. Abijah Smith entertained the
members OF the Woman's Auxiliary OF
the Y. NJ. c A. very pleasantly last Sat
urday afternoon. A large number were
present. Business of imp rtance came
before the meeting, which will be div uged
to the public in lew days. A i've o'clock
tea was served and very social time
was enjoyed.
DR.. X. H. Blanchard of Deering, Me-,
has been visiting his old rien the past
week. DR.. Blanchard reports lots oi
activity around Portland harbor. Ship.
ments OF prujectiles Tor the 1Oinch dis
appearing guns have been received and
lights are seen in the harbor nights, lead.
ing to the presumption that governu ent
officials are laying wires and torpedoes
MRS. Carl H. Turner has been critically
sick the past few days, but she is now
believed to be out of danger.-Little LA
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer H. Gas
kill, is seriously sick with lung trouble
George, son OF George E. Grow, now o
Boston, is seriously ILL Mrs. Edwin
E. Sargent is seriously sick. - Alice
daughter of Henry +. Wilson, is quit,
suck.
John B. Chase, for the past two year.
assistant editor OF the CALIFORNIAN, ha.
resigned his position and taken a slmila
position in the office of the Bradiorc
Opinion. Mr.. Chase is spending tn,
week at his old home in Lyndon and en-
ters upon his new duties next Monday
Mr.. Chase has made many friends durin,
his stay here and his friends and also hi
associates IN the CALIFORNIAN office wis
him continued success IN new spaper work
Albert l.. Farwell left town Saturda
for his oriental tour and sails March 1!
for Naples on the Kaiser Wilhelm III. Mr
Farwell is particularly fortunate il
having as his travelling comnan nion ProI