St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-13
PERSONALS.

A. L. Bailey is in Boston on business
trip.
Mrs. Geo. P. Moore spent Sunday in
Boston.
George H. Moore OF Boston was in
town Friday.
H. D. Bryant OF Morrisville was in
town Tuesday.
Clyde Lewis, Barbour's '96, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Ira P. Lewis, West Concord,
spent Saturday in town.
Luther Z. Powers has become an en-
plovee Of Carrick Bros.
Chas E. Kirk of Magog, P. O., was a
visitor here last week.
Herbert J. Warden is at home this
week on visit to his mother, Mrs. ]. w.
Warden.
Mrs. Frank Stafford has returned from
the hospital in Burlington much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. c. H. Bagley, who has spent the
winter with her daughter in Boston, has
returned home.
Rev. c. H. Merrill preached the Easter
sermon at the Congregational church in
Barre last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. 3. Goodwin left this morning
for months visit among friends in New
York and vicinity.
Fred Stevens, employee of the Citizens
bank, took the civil service examination
for railway postal service.
Miss Eta F. Newell, assistant librarian
OF Dartmouth College, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robert Mackinnon.
John L. Bacon, cashier OF the White
River Junction National Bank, spent
Good Friday among his St. Johnsbury
friends.
E. c. Tuttle OF the wel-known Rut
land firm of publishers, Tuttle & Co.
paid his st. Johnsbury friends a visit
last week.
DR.. H. S. Browne returned Wednesday
from albuquerque. N NJ, where he has
spent the winter with his daughter, Mrs
Harley J. Emerson.
d. P. Celley. travelling salesman for th'
Dupont Manufacturing Co., was her
this week having just returned from al
eight weeks trip through the west.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Aldrich lett Monda,
for month in New York city. Th
Doctor will take a special course il
obstetrics and diseases of women.
F. w. Putnam OF Brattleboro. Gen
Agt. OF Travellers Ins. Co., was in tow
yesterday, on his way home. alter pay
ing $1,000 death claim at Newport.
J.. S. Pierson of Burlington. one of tn
directors and promoters of the st. John:
bury Electric Railroad Company. die
suddenly of pneumonia in Chicago Nor
day.
c. w. Scarf of Burlington, specis
agent of the New England Telephon
Co., was in town last week on busines
visit to Manager Bingham of the 81
Johnsbury exchange.
Mrs. A. w. Adams and her son Oil
visited in Newport on Monday. Nj
and Mrs. Oin Adams, who have bee
here on visit for some days, return t.
Boston this week Friday.
Last weeks Essex Record containe
sketches OF the three leading candidate
for lieutenant governor and OF cours
there was picture of Hon. Henry c
Bates and a biographyin this connection
Mrs. Sarah D. Stone OF the CALEDONIA
office went to her home in Barton t.
spend Fast Day and on the folio wing da
her sister, Mrs. c. B. Whiten of Barre
died at Barton. Mrs. Whiten died c
pneumonia after a short illness.
Mrs. Lydia E., wife of French F
Carrck, died on Thursday night ircr
the effects of paralytic shock receive
about two weeks ago. She leaves
husband and three children and a larg
circle of friends to share the grief of tn
family in their great loss.
Nathaniel H. Cobb has been apponte
editor-in.chiei of the Hotchkiss Schoc
Record at Lakevile, Conn. MIR. Cobb
graduate of the Union schools and ha
attended ST. Johnsbury Academy on
year. His old school friends will be gla
to learn that he is doing finely at tn
Hotchkiss school.
The Lynn Item of the 9th inst. ar
nounces the death, at East Saugu.
Mass, on the 8th inst, of Miss Lima N
} Carr, who was at the head OF the stitcl
ing department OF the St. Johnsbury she
factory last year. Miss Carr was
years OF age and he Lynn Items corr
: spondent speaks in high terms OF her.