St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-08
PERSONALS.
in Reed of Hardwick was in town

L. NJ. Fullington has returned to st.
Johnsbury after months absence.
Lawyer Dunnett was called to Win
sted Conn, last week on legal business.
Miss jamie Blanchard Of Peacham spent
a few days with friends in town recently.
X. w. Smonds left for Guildhall Tues
day to attend the session Of county
conrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairbanks left
Yesterday for a trip to Boston and New
York.
Clarence Forrest entertained a COM
pany of young people at his home Fri
day evening with whist.
Mrs. c. c. Burke of Hartford, Conn,
was called here by the death OF her
sister, Mrs. Charles F. Weeks.
Miss Eta M. Newell of the Dartmouth
College Library spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Mackinnon
The friends of Mrs. c. M. Bonett will
regret to learn that she was taken to the
Burlington hospital last week for treat
ment
George c. Otis is taking weeks va
cation at his home in West Burke. His
place at Bingham's store is taken by
Harry Gordon.
Miss Mary E. Ide has returned from
Evansville, n Y, and her many friends
will be glad to know that her health is
much improved.
Mrs. a. S. Haskins and son Marion
left for Bonneville, n Y, Monday night,
where they will spend few months with
Mrs. Haskins' parents.
William Z. Hazen, formerly OF the Mer-
chants Bank, but now of Lawrence,
Kansas, spent day last week with
his st. Johnsbury relatives.
John o. Hale of Suncook, N. H., spent
Sunday with his parents, his vile, who
had been visiting here during the week,
returning with him Monday.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. c. S. Page and X.
W. Hurlburd of Hyde Parke arrived in
town last night. Gov. Page and Lawyer
Hurlburd are attending court at Newport
today.
Rev. Harry Lawrence Veazey spoke on
"The National Work of the Y, p. c. IT,"
at the Quebec Conference of Universalist
churches at North Hatley, Que, on
Monday evening.
Lt.-Gov. Bates was in Montpelier al
fixing his signature to the bills passed at
the last session of the legislature. The
governor, acknowledgement and Sec
rotary of state signed 35S acts.
Rev. Harry Lawrence Veazey, Mrs.
E. Z. Evans and Miss Grace Orcutt rep
resented the Y. P. c. U. of the Church of
Messiah at a Y. P. c. U. reception at
Derby Line last Tuesday evening
The remains of Mrs. Eliza Noonan
were brought here from Barre Monday
for burial. Mrs. Noonan was resident
Of this place for 25 years and moved to
Barre about seven years ago. She was
CO years old and had been sick about six
weeks, the canse of her death being
asthma.
Theron H. Huckins, Academy '93,
Dartmouth 81, Dartmouth Medical
College 1900, has been appointed assis'
tant to DR.. Ames in the medical ward Of
Bostons city hospital and assumed his
duties March /. As appointments fol-
this position are received after passing
rigid examinations his st. Johnsbury
friends are much pleased over this news.
One of the principal addresses before
the Western Congregational Club al
Rutland on Feb % was by d. ]. Foster
of Burlington. so well known in st
Johnsbury. OF the address the Rutlan(
Evening News says, 1.-THE address stamp
the gentleman as scholar and thinker
The address, too, had a refreshing breatl
OF optimism in it which in this decrying
fault-6nding and pess,mistic period is I'm
fortunately all too rare. The address i
well worth careful reading"
A quiet wedding took place in Denve
on Feb, 25, when DR.. II. X. Dunklee wa
married to Miss Harriet E. Fyler. TIL
groom is a native of Burke, was grac
uated from St. Johnsbury Academy i
the class of 'S3 and has now successf,
medical practice in Denver. The brid,
who is also Burke lady, will be pleas
autly remembered as a popular and eff
Gent teacher in the Summer stree
schools. The many friends of the col
tracing parties extend congratulation
They are located at 1907 Curtis st
where they will make their home in Il
future
a George H. Taylor left for San Francis:
last Thursday. A lew nights before
left about 65 friends surprised him at h
home. Very pleasing entertainment WI
t furnished, consisting OF music and
graphopbone and refreshments we
served. During the evening, Geo.
o Crosby, in his usual entertaining name
s presented him with gold watch cha
I. and Masonic charm, and in behalf of t
: ladies with fountain pen. Mr.. Tayl
- responded very pleasantly to these p
sensations. II the climate proves bel
fetal to his health, his family will jc
him in about two months.