St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-21
PERSONALS.

Miss Ethel Pierce is working in Field
& Rowell's store this week.
Allan S. Holbrook of Newport visited
his st. Johnsbury friends this week
Carl Green is clerking Tor E. L. Hunt &
Co. during the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Miranda Cheney Of Lunenburg is
visiting her son DR.. George F. Cheney.
Frank c. Mattern leaves Saturday for
his home in Boston to spend few days.
Mrs. ]. W. Sault has gone to North
wood Narrows, N. H., to spend the holi-
days.
!. b. Burbank OF Danvlle, P. O, is
visiting his son and daughter during the
holidays.
Mrs. w. H. Robie went to South Fair
lee yesterday, called there by the illness
OF relatives.
Miss Goodwin is spending the Christ
mas vacation with her sister at Williams
town, Mass.
Mr.. Johnson, oi the Academy, has gone
to his home in Methuen, Mass, to pass
the holidays.
Miss Charlotte Fairbanks of the Wei
lesley College faculty is spending Christ
mas at Elmwoode.
Miss Winired Rowell left Monday
morning for Barre where she will hold
sale OF her paintings.
Miss Anna Somerville and Calvin
Brown have been engaged to clerk in c.
E. Smanton's store this week.
Miss Jennie Stevenson and George
Wilkie will be married at the home of the
bride on Pine street this evening.
Miss Bertha Estabrook returned to
her home in Lebanon, N. H., Monday
morning after short visit with friends.
Mrs. Smith and daughter Ruth have
returned for the winter after an absence
OF over two years. Rooms at 13 Church
street.
Samuel w. Robertson of Woodsville,
principal of the high school there, was
an interested visitor at our own schools
last Friday
w. w. S. Browne entertained a few
friends last Wednesday evening with a
graphophone concert at his residence or
Webster street.
Miss Ellen M. Cushman returns home
the last Of the week, from Dow Academy
Franconia, where she has been precep
tress the past term.
l.. M. Fullington was called toJohnsor
Mpnday'by the death Of his wife. Mrs
Fullington was about SO years old ant
died of consumption.
Senator c. H. Stearns of Johnson wa.
in town Monday working in the interest
Of the new mileage law which effects th'
St J. & l.. c. railroad.
Charles Adams, adjuster for th'
Massachusetts Mutual Accident Associa
tion. was in town last week and settled
claims for the company.
Mrs. G F. Cheney and daughter, Hor
tense, are spending the holidays a
Randolph. DR.. Cheney will join then
there the last Of the week.
Mrs. Herbert Hawley and infant chile
are spending the we. with Mr.. Hawley
parents at Miles Pond. Mr.. Hawley
will spend Christmas with them there.
Miss Nina Elms, pupil of Barbour
Business College. who has been sick will
typhoid fever at the hospital, is SO far re
covered as to he able to leave the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hastings OF Waits
field are visiting Mrs. Hastings brother
Harvlin Paddock. They leave soon 70
Minneapolis where they will spend tn
winter.
Alfred c. Weston, valedictorian of tn
Academy class OF 1894, has been chosel
as one OF the two representatives iron
Princeton College in the intercollegiate
chess tournament.
Lambert Packard and family wer
called to Methuen, Mass, Monday morn
ing to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Pack
ards sister, Mrs. Stephen Currier, whic
was held Tuesday.
Miss Aoce, who has been clerkng 70
E. L. Hunt & Co., was obliged to go t
her home in Bradford Friday, on az
; count of sickness. Her place is supple
by Miss Maude H. Clarke.
Aston r. Wizards new book entitle
"History of fModern Italian Art" made il
appearance last week from the press {
Longmans, Green & Co. 1t is compr
hensive and critical survey of the field an
4 is fully illustrated.
Charles F. Mathewson Of New Yorl
d one of the class leaders Of '7S at II
Academy, attended the banquet to Pres
Y dent Mckinley at the Atlanta pea,
, Jubilee on Dec. 10 and was honored by
seat at the presidents table.
/, Among the students home for the ho
days are: Wellington Tinker, Down
Newell, Harry Cross, Robert Smith, CT
Abbott, Misses Laila Mcneil, Mario,
Peabody, Cornelia Fairbanks, Ler
Annis, Lucie Heath, Ethel Comstock al
n Helen c. Stevens.
d The many friends Of Arthur M. KnaI
t of the ston Public Library will be sa