St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-11-22
PERSONALS.

very Ill, is better.
lanes Morrison visited at his home
in Manchester last week.
Hon. D. M. Camp OF Newport was in
town the last OF the week.
Mrs. L. P. Leach spent two days last
week at her home in Ryegate.
Miss Carrie S. Drew is at Burlington
this week visiting her parents.
CLYDE and Earl Lewis, from West Con-
cord, were in town last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Potter leave
for Boston the last of this week.
w. B. Eastman spent two days last
week at his old home in Sutton.
Mrs. c. H. Stevens, from Walden, was
the guest OF Mrs. Ethan Carr last Thurs
day.
Joseph Denison, postmaster at Rlch'
mond, P. O., is visiting Mrs. N. ?. Bow
man.
Mrs. George Ranney from st. Johns
bury Center is visiting relatives in town
this week.
Miss Fannie Parkhurst has improved
somewhat since her removal to Bright
look Hospital.
Mrs. Olive Thompson, who has been
i'll at the home oil her daughter, Mrs. E.
N. Randall, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Richie were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman P. Wood
of Burlington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Carlton, from West
Concord, spent last Friday with their
daughter, Mrs. Clayton Lewis.
Mrs. c. F. Darling, OF Newbrry, spent
Sunday with her children who are at
tending st. Johnsbury Academy.
Mrs. w. l. Shattuck and three children,
of Hamilton, Mass, are visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Morse.
Miss katherine Bingham is assisting
Miss Alvord in the Helen F. Carpenter
store iii place of Miss Carrie b
Sargent.
Congressman Grout expects to leave
for Washington the last Of this week
Congress opens FOR lifelong term the firs
Tuesday in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards will
two sons, Gerald and Guy, from Little
:, ton were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
CI,v,o, I eu,;c Iact week
Mrs. ]. B. Braley who has been 10
two weeks with her daughter at Dams
vile, N. Y, returned Saturday. Mis-
Braey is slowly improving.
Miss Blanche Bagley is substituting i
the school at Pierce's Mill this week, i
place of Miss Grace Griswold who is cot
fined to the house with erysipelas.
Senator Ross expects to attend til
h funeral of Vice President Hobart an
II will not return home before Congre:
y opens. Mrs. Ross will spend the wint'
" in Washington with him.
e B. ]. Chapman, who has been ma
r. aging the w. c. Warner store since tt
lie proprietor's death, has decided to lea
St. Johnsbury and goes to Laconia
t. Thursday to start a ten cent express.
ar F. N. Cheney Of the firm OF Chem
s. Brothers of Manchester, N. H.. was he
:" Friday in the interests of the Mutual l.
lg Insurance Co. OF which his firm are t
es agents for Vermont and New Hampshi
40 Mrs. Joseph Potts entertained t
is. Seventy Club at her home at Is Webs,
he street last Wednesday afternoon. Dain
80 refreshments were served and about
nc members spent very pleasant ait
nd noon.
h. Mrs. B. F. Kicker was called to Dow
49, N. H., last Thursday by the sudden dee
-, of her husband. Mr.. Kicker had been
,sv invalid for the past two years, and
.o. the past three months had been gr
,v sufferer.
&C. Bonette has nearly recovered FIR
his parachute injury, and will soon be
~, training for his aerial work this wiz
in Keth's circuit. He will resume
''' aeronaut specalties next summer {
~ has begun the construction of I
~ balloon.
NY Robert N. Fairbanks, second sor
~ Prof. Henry Fairbanks goes to Lon
~ early next month to take charge of
10 London branch house of The Fairba
'a Co. Mr.. Fairbanks has been conne
'u' with the New York house ten years
about four years of that time has
- spent in the Orient. His many fri'
anu congratulate him upon this desc
Mrs promotion.
and John L. Stanyan, specialist in the
oil stammering, and whose adver
MI ment is to be found on another page
and visit st. Johnsbury the first weel