St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-11-29

20 here over sunday saying good bye
his friends and relatives before sailin
is for London where he goes to manae
the branch house Of the scale company.
t. Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Potter will retur
from Boston Saturday, the physician
n giving him such encouragement that h
will not be obliged to go to the hospital
1t Rolte Cobleigh will remain in tn
county clerks office and will also begil
n the practice of law. Mr.. Cobleigh ha
recently been admitted to the Vernon
+ bar and is well grounded along lega
lines.
n Prof Henry Fairbanks and family will
spend Thanksgiving with his daughter
] in Woonsocket. X. I. and William c.
Tyler and family will enjoy the holiday
with his sister in Burlington, Mrs. Pres.
dent Buckham.
Matthew ]. Robinson, former we'll.
known conductor on the Passumpsic
division and ST. Johnsbury boy, will
open early in December silver and
nickel plating establishment in the Pet
tigrew block at Lyndonville.
The guests at the Avenue House the
past week included Adam Darling of
Denver, c. W. Scarf of Burlington,
Landlord Hale of Hales Tavern, Wells
River, and his friend, E. F. Smith of
Davenport, Ia, Madame Emma Tuch
and the Kaltenborn quartette.
Arthur c. Randall's many friends will
be interested to learn that he has good
position with the wholesale drug house
OF Lehn & Fink of New York and that
his territory includes Boston, Provi-
dence, Portland and a few other large
cities. Mr.. and Mrs. Randall are max.
ing their home in Boston.
w. W. lyric spent Sunday among old
friends and on Monday inspected the
new Summerville schoolhouse, in the con-
struction of which he is associated with
Architect Packard. Mr.. TYRE is now
located at Hartford and working with
l.. ). Newton, a former Academy gradu-
ate.
Kew. DR.. James G. Johnson who sup
piled acceptably at the North church for
several Sundays, was installed over the
First Congregational church at Farm
ington, Conn, on Tuesday, Nov. IA.
The sermon was preached by Rev. DR..
Joseph II. Twitchell of Hartford, Conn.
and an installation hymn was written
Tor the occasion by Mrs. Julia c. r. Dorr
OF Rutland.
Mrs. Emma Albee, Noble Grand. OF
Olive Branch OF Rebekah Lodge was
given surprise last Thursday evening
by the members OF the order, numbering
about fifty. In behalf OF those pre- sent
{. A. Calderwood presented Mrs. Albee
with fine opal ring. Good music was
furnished and dainty refreshments were
served, and the evening was one long to
be remembered by those who participa.
ted.
The funeral of the late Daniel Carmen.
ter was held at his residence on Church
street last Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
Or. Edward T. Fairbanks spoke appre-
ciatlvely of the work Of this man in the
and how rapidly the older
residents of the town were passing away
leaving rich inheritance of good works
to the coming generation. Music was
furnished by quai tette from the North
church choir.
About forty relatives and friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hudson gathered
at their home on Portland street Satur.
day evening and assisted them in cele.
brating the 25th anniversary of their
marriage. John N. Gale on behalf of
those assembled presented Mr. and Mrs.
hudson with a beautiful punch bowl
With ladle and glasses, lamp with onyx
stand and several other valuable gifts ;
he recipients both responded Coffee 6
AXE and punch were served. +
Rev. Henry w. Jones, former pastor !
IT the North church, is giving course
n classic art this winter before the stu. 4
Tents OF Pomona College at Claremont,
al. AT recent meeting of the Cactus h
-lub OF that place the Pomona paper :,
avs, "A very pleasant feature of the .
ven1ng was in the nature OF birthday .
urprlse to our pastor emeritus, Rev. 9
ienry W. Jones. Many beautiful sen. A
lments were read by various ones, f.
howing forth the good work of this -
man whom Claremont delights to h
onor,' and beautiful jardiniele and n
srn were presentedto Mr.. Jones, who re- 81
pended in very fitting remarks" a
E. b. Merriam, of Topeka, Kansas, j.
vas here on flying trip last week, but r
i'd not stop long enough to find all of A
is st. Johnsbury friends. He has been
cry successful in the banking and real :.
state business and with his sons, c. B. :.
nd {. NJ, comprise the firm of T. E. =,
bowman e. Co., an old established con- ;,
ern they bought out some time ago. :,
hey have an Office in Boston in charge :,
one OF the boys, and another in St :,
oseph, Mo. Mr.. Merriam is also presi- o