St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-11-09
PERSONALS.

visiting friends in town.
Alexander Dunnett took short busi-
ness trip to Boston Monday.
!. L. Sterling of Montpelier is in town
visiting his sister Mrs. E. E. Piper.
LIB. Goodwin went to New York last
Saturday on short business trip.
Miss Alice Lynn has returned from
visit to her father at Concord, N. H.
Herbert T. Fisher has returned to his
position as cashier in the freight office.
Mrs. Read of Boonvile, N. Y, came
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. A.
S. Haskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling and family OF
Newbury came here Saturday to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Charles McClintock OF Stanstead,
P. O.. spent Sunday with her son Lyman
Hugh McClintock, returning home today.
Mrs. A. L. Smith. who has been spend.
ing few months with friends in town,
returned to East Hardwick last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. E. o. Leonard and children came
Saturday from Bradford. Editor Leon
ard and family will live in the tenement
recently occupied by c. B. Weeks.
Miss Florence Welfoot who has been
spending several weeks in Boston has re-
turned, her sister, Miss Grace Wefoot,
returning with her for visit to her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Welfoot.
Albert A. Silver, Jr., was here Satur-
day on his way to his old home in Derby.
Mr.. Silver is one of the members OF the
well-known Boston firm OF school book
publishers, Silver, Burdett & Co.
Fred W. Vance returned from Manches-
ter last week, where he has been in the
hospital for some weeks. He enlisted
with the LIST N. H. volunteers last May,
and was mustered out of the service
Nov. 1.
Walter w. Husband, who has spent
the past year in the middle western
states, has given up his work there and
is now at his home in Sheldon. A part
of the time Mr. Husband was at Chicka-
manga with the soldiers. .
Miss Frances Hancock Of East Hard
wick, former student in the Academy
and who is now teaching in Frederick,
Nd, was in town Tuesday. She was
called home by the death of her mother,
and is now on her way back to Mary
land.
"In the Long Grass" serial whose
scenes are located in Cuba, has just been
completed in the columns of the Port
land Transcript. The story is written
by Mrs. Mary r. P. Hatch, the st
Johnsbury authoress, who is regular
contributor to the columns of the Tran
script.
Miss Bertha M. Lee who has been out
of St. Johnsbury's successful teachers
for the past FIVE years, left Friday morn
ing for Meridian, Miss, where she has I
position in the Lincoln Normal School
She leaves host OF friends who wish TO
her pleasant journey and a successful
years work.
Clinton R. Carpenter has resigned hi
position with the city of Lowell to BIZ
come the cashier of the Atlas Tack Con-
pany at Taunton, Mass. This is tn
largest tack factory in the world an
: Mr.. Carpenter was selected Tor the pos
ton from over 100 applicants. Mr.. Ca
: penter's many old friends at ST. John
bury extend congratulations.
! w. c. Rowland, graduate of tt
{ Academy in the class Of '93, has jus
turned from Cuba where he has been CO
II Letting information with Major Gener
o. o. Howard. who was commissions
n by the government to investigate int
e the operations Of the Cubans in tn
war. Mr.. Rowland received the a
= pointment of General Towards add
' camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Hazen were deligh
fully surprised last Saturday by Wis
in from the members of Palestine Comma
derry and their ladies who were in
Is party that went to the triennial concla
at Pittsburg last month. After br
exchange of social greetings the popul
Is host and hostess were presented with
silver service, the presentation speech
III ing gracefully made by Charles A. c
OF derwood. Mr.. Hazen responded We
IL feelingly and Mrs. Hazeu added wo
of thanks for the gift and the spirit tn
prompted it. A pleasant social he
he closed the evenings visit.