St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-02-04
PERSONALS.

Mrs. S. M. Hill has gone to Westfeld
for few weeks.
Mrs. Kmball, mother of Mrs. L. D.
Hazen, is critically i'll.
Louis Gingras, who has been danger
ously sick, is improving.
William c. Tyler has been confined to
the house this week with a sore throat
E. B. Merriam of Topeka, Kan, was
welcome visitor here one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Cross are
spending week at Fort Covington,
NJ Y.
Harry B. Carpenter and family have
been visiting at Horace Carpenters this
week.
w. E. Peck, who has been confined to
the house Tor several weeks, is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. George Chandler (nee Lizzie Cur
tis) has been spending few days among
her old friends.
Miss Bartlett attended a meeting OF
the State Library association at Bur-
lington Friday.
Gilbert E. Woods, who has been in New
York the past two weeks, is expected
home next week.
Miss Addie Marshall is slowly improv-
ing from long sickness with typhoid
fever at Burlington.
Miss Jessie Waterman Of New Hamp-
ton, N. H., is spending the week at the
Rev. G. c. Waterman's.
Mrs. F. A. Carter has been called to
Bradf rd by the serious illness OF her
| mother. Mrs. c. c. Doty.
Miss Loud Of Plymouth, N. H.. an ex-
perienced maker, began work Monday in
the Shoe company's stitching room.
, The MANY friends OF Hon. A. F. Nichols
| will be glad to learn that he has so far
a recovered from his illness as to be able to
sit up every day.
Col. John c. Clark, Pref. Henry Fair
banks Id H. N. Turner attended meet
ing of the directors OF the scale company
in Boston this week.
Miss Annie B. Daniels has been engaged
as organist for the mid winter convention
of Adyentists to be held in their new
!, church in Boston Feb. Ia.
Rev. Thomas Tyrie and Presiding Elder
Hamilton attended the preachers meet
) ing and dedication OF the new Methods
d church at Lyndohville Wednesday ant
d Thursday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Turner started for
i. California Tuesday morning. They will
. make the journey in one of the Raymond
'e excursions going via New Orleans arc
the Southern Pacific. They will return
l. in March.
l. Miss Charlotte Morrill,, principal o
'e Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn, N. Y. ant
n former resident of this town, present
le paper today at the meeting OF the New
n York league of Unitarian Women, whic
" is held in Brooklyn.
Henry Wilson commenced Monday
n travelling salesman for Somers q Co.
2, Boston, working northern Vermont AM
le New Hampshire. He has sold hal
a. interest in his store at Passumpsic to
lie man from Newbury.
ne S. D. Atwood got tangled up in tn
d. handle of a pail while carrying an armr
W of wood up the cellar stairs last Satu'
of day and has since been confined to tn
house. He was thrown heavily agains
* a post and received several bad brulse
er on his face and limbs.
$. DR.. Lee V. Knapp, formerly OF s.
is Tohnsbury, has moved from Danbury, \
lis H., to Chat sworth, ILL., DR.. Knapp ha
#. a business of over $4,000 year and d.
ed Philip S. Ide has gone from Newport t
Il, take this business. DR.. Ide is the onl
cb son of the late Gen. Horace K. Ide an
has good opening in Danbury.
x. George E. P. Smith, who was connecte
he with the freight office here for two year
er is spending few days in town the que:
st of his classmate, Secretary Colburn. M
It. Smith is now instructor in the depar
w ment OF civil engineering at the Unive
n sity of Vermont. He graduated la
is. June and was Immediately called to tt
nd faculty of his college.
MS Hon. o. M. Tinkham of Pomfret, WI
is in town for few days, does not di
en guise the fact at all that he is a war
ry supporter oil Gen. Mccullough Of Be
IRA nington for the next governor of We
nd mont As far as we have been able
m. find the opinions Of st. Johnsbury peor
nd they have all been in favor Of the gent
he man from St. Albans, Col. E. c. Smith.
w, Louis c. Dodd of St. Johnsbury m
as with a painful accident recently VIII
its working in the chemical laboratory
the University of Vermont where he is
vo- student. A bottle OF hydrochloric ac
sill was dropped and the acid spattered in
the his face 1t was thought at first that
will eyesight would be affected, but theirju
sic was found to be only temporary. lie
ers rapidly improving from his injury.
ish The many friends of Prof. Frank
ed. Brackett of Pomona College. Claremo'