St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-04-12
PERSONALS.

Arthur Wilder is very low and there
seems to be no hope OF his recovery.
The April number of Munsey's Maya
zine contained a fine portrait of Senator
Ross.
DR.. David Z. Hartman OF Peacham as
sisted in the choir at the North church
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas lyric left for Attleboro
today. visiting Lawrence and Boston on
the way.
Miss Mabel Brock OF Barnet was in
town the last of last week. remaining
over Sunday.
Lyman Brock of Whtefeld. N. H., was
in St. Johnsbury last Friday night to
attend the ball.
Prof. S. II. Bracket left Saturday for
weeks visit to the schools and colleges
of Massachusetts.
Wendell p. Stafford, Esq, was in New
port Friday to attend meeting of the
Orleans county bar.
w. B. c. Stckney, Esq, of Bethel and
James B. Hale of Newbury were in town
on business last week.
Mrs. ]. M. Alvord and Miss Addie S.
have returned from Washington, where
they spent the winter.
Austin Abee and Charles Solomon
went to Boston last week orthe purpose
of securing employment there.
The wedding of David c. Horner and
Miss Ella M. Flint occurs at the Cottage
Hotel this Wednesday evening.
George Gray of Sheffield has moved
here and has been stopping with his
brother, Charles F. Gray, on Green street.
Mrs. Jesse Bishop, who died at
McIndoe April d, was the oldest member
of the South church here, being nearly
90 years old.
Mrs. Laura K. Hazen and daughter
Miss Margaret, visited Mrs. Hazen's
sister Mrs. Scott Sloane, at Woodsvile
N. H., last week.
Misses Ella l.. and Clara H. Wilmarth
have moved from the Shaw house on Mt.
Pleasant street to Patrick Trainor's
house on Main street.
Mrs. ]. A. Moore and family will
occupy the Packard house on Main
street soon to be vacated by ]. II. Drew,
after the first of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley F. Hazen went to
New Bedford, Mass, last week to attend
a wedding and are now visiting in other
parts of New England.
Frank Shepherd of Passumpsic was in
charge of the commercial department at
Barbour's Business college on Friday,
during the absence OF Prof. Barbour.
E. A. Silsby and Charles H. Horton
were in Boston last week to enjoy the
opera. Both agree that it was one OF
the finest opera seasons Boston has ever
seen.
Misses Florence and Nina Hudson en-
tertained the Merry Twenty Whist Club
Friday evening This was the closing
feature of a very successful series oil
games.
G. B. and c. S. Yale of Wallingford
Conn, who spent several months here
last summer, have returned to st. Johns
bury and been cordially greeted by their
many friends.
Hon. c. ]. Bell, secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture, was in towr
Monday. Mr.. Bell is one of the largest
sugar makers in this county, but ha!
not yet made any sugar.
w. w. Sprague, who has faithfully rep
resented the interests of the Lyndonvill,
Journal in this town for the past fou
years, has resigned his position to Civ
his entire time to his increasing INSURANCE
business.
d. P. Celley OF Canaan Street, N. H., i
spending the week with his old friends
Mr.. Celley still travels for the Dupon
Manufacturing Company and also repre-
sents the Atlantic Refining Company @
Cleveland.
Mrs. Mary Hurlbutt has moved fror
Drouin's block on Railroad street t.
Harvey's block. Mrs. Hurlbutt ha
given up her dressmaking business an
is now employed in the ladies depart
= ment Of E. c. Brooks tailoring estal
lishment.
. Miss Grace l. Russell went to Mon
pelier to visit Mrs. Frank Brown, VIII
c will be remembered as Miss Josephr
S Wilder, a former student of the Academ,
y During Miss Russells absence, this weel
r Miss Emina L. Shufelt will take h,
lie place at the Brooks Tyler store.
Rev. Thomas lyric closes a pastora
OF five years with Grace Method
y. church next Sunday. He leaves he,
r. Tuesday afternoon for Attleboro, Mas
l ie where he has been appointed pastor
~ the Methodist church, succeeding Re
r. George w. Hunt, who is to be pastor
TT Grace church.
~ Prof. d. Y. Comstock returned from
x trip to New York yesterday mornir
x. On the evening of April 4, Mr.. Comsto
he attended reunion and banquet of t
II New York association of the Philli
u, Andover alumni and responded to