St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-28
PERSONALS.

James Mcdonald left Saturday for In
verness, P. O.. to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert W. Allen of
Woodsville were here yesterday.
Ira Preston of Danville is clerking in
the Brooks Tyler dry goods store.
Henry Harvey and daughter, Della,
are visiting relatives in Danvile, P. 9.
Miss Helen Pride is helping in the office
of the Dairy Association at Lyndonville.
Asa r. Brown and wife Of Lynn6eld,
Mass, are visiting his brother, E. F.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl c. Fletcher Of st.
Adams are visiting their St. Johnsbury
friends.
James H. Gaffney has broken up house
keeping and goes to live with his son,
William Gaffney.
Alfred c. Arnold of the Connecticut
Volunteer Regiment spent few days
this week at his old home.
Mrs. H. A. Stanley and two children
returned Saturday from their summers
visit at Hllsboro Bridge, N. H.
Mrs. Jefferson Cowles was called to
Hardwick last week on account of the
illness OF her son, Dana Cowles.
Miss Harriet Angel of the CALIFORNIAN
office was called to her homein Randolph
yesterday by the illness Of her mother.
Mrs. ]. H. Drew and Mrs. c. Caswell
left Monday morning for Manchester
Center to attend the state w. c. T. U.
convention.
Miss Annie Davie has accepted posi-
ton as general agent for publishing
house and will commence her new
duties at once.
Miss Annette Libby has been obliged
to resign her position on account of her
health as teacher OF the ninth grade OF
the public schools.
Mrs, Robert D. Harlow has returned
home after five weeks vacation and is
again prepared to receive her customers
at Al Spring Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stickney of Went
worth, N. H., have been spending few
days with Mrs. ]. w. Warden, and with
friends at Passumpsic.
Hugh Benton of Hyde Park, Mass,
was in town last Friday and accompa-
MED his family, who have been spending
several weeks at c. F. Morse's, to their
home.
The many friends of W. L. Kinney will
be pleased to know that he has secured
position at William Sellers in Philadel-
phia, where his family is very pleasantly
situated.
Henry Limoges. William A. Smith,
Mrs. William ]. Brown and Miss Mabel
French have entered the CALIFORNIAN
office to help out in the unprecedented
rush of business.
Mrs. Casper R. Kent OF Burlington,
spent the first OF the week with relatives
in town. Her niece, ]. Addie Marshall
accompanied her home Tuesday to enter
the University of Vermont.
Ralph L. Bennett leaves the last of the
week for Philadelphia and will take a
second years course at the University of
Pennsylvania, dental department, having
spent the summer with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Young left last
week for Glover. Mrs. Young will 60 to
her home in Boston the latter part Of
this week, but Mr.. Young will be in
town few days each week for some
time to teach his pupils.
Major Edward d. Redington of Chica-
60. ILL.,, came East last week to attend a
meeting of the Dartmouth College trus.
tees. After short stay at Hanover he
came up to St. Johnsbury to visit his
old friends.
Judge James R. Richardson of Boston
spent few days here last week with his
sister, Mrs. Frank Richardson. Judge
Richardson is one of the judges of the SUI
perior court of Massachusetts and first
trustee of Dartmouth College.
Mr.. Walker, a sailor on the United
States ship Montauk, has been in towr
this week and entertained acquaintance
with stories Of sailors life. The Mon
tauk was stationed off the Maine coas
during the war; doing patrol duty.
James Gaffney has leased his bust
ness and leaves the last Of the week 70
Denver, Col, where he will spend tn
winter. Miss Ellen Gaffney, who is nov
staying with her sister, Mrs. Rober
Cobb, will accompany him to Denver.
Clinton R. Cheney and family c
Spokane, WASH, have been visiting a
his old home the past two weeks. MI
Cheney was formerly in the Merchant
Bank and is now prosperous merchant
He has been very cordially greeted by hi
old friends.
Wendell P. Stafford has been invited t
deliver his lecture upon Whittier in
course of lectures to be given before II
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Science
Mr.. Stafford gave his lecture on Wende
Phillips before the same institute La
winter and was very well received. TT
lecture will be given sometime in Mover