St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-02-01
PERSONALS.

town.
Carl Richards of Bennington is visiting
friends here.
Clarence Tucker spent Sunday at his
home in Bethlehem.
Mrs. Lyman P Wood of Burlington IS
visiting her old friends.
Walter Rodlif resumed work at FAIR
banks shops last Monday.
Miss Kate Burton goes to Boston
today Tor few weeks visit.
Mrs. George F. Leavitt OF Worcester,
Mass, called on friends here last week.
Willard Orcutt went to Boston Mon
day. where he has position in a drug
store.
B. Frank Harris and Perley Pope are
in Boston this week attending the grand
opera.
Miss Anna Batchelder entertained a
company OF friends at her home Tuesday
evening
Mrs. N. M. Jewell Of Barton has been
spending a few days in town visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Cross have
gone to Fort Covington, N. Y, to visit
their relatives.
Miss Florence ]. May entertained a
few friends very pleasantly at "Monati-
quot" Saturday evening.
Supt. II. !. Jones has moved from Cliff
street into the house occupied by DR..
Edward H. Ross on Main street.
Iohn Z. Harris, one of Vermont's best
known newspaper men, has been appoint
ed private secretary to Senator Ross.
Rev. Harry Lawrence Veazey spoke at
West Burke on Jan. &c, closing very
success vi series of special services there.
Miss Isabel M. Paddock went to Bur-
lington last week to attend the fourth
annual meeting of the Vermont Botanical
Club
Louis N. Smythe has returned from his
annual fishing trip to Lake Winnepesau-
kee where he had excellent luck fishing
through the ice.
Mr.. Doone of Baltimore, Md, is in
town this week in the interests of the
scale works and on his return will have
charge Of the Baltimore branch house.
The many friends OF Rev. and Mrs
Henry w. Jones, now of Claremont,
Cal, will regret to learn that they have
been quite sick the past month as re-
suit of the grip which is quite prevalent
on the Pac hc coast.
At the pilgrimage of Mount Sinai
temple of the Mystic Shrine last week
Tuesday to the city OF Rutland, St. Johns
bury was represented by A. B. Noyes and
N. R. Switser, and Danville by Burns
Gammel, who is the chief of the Arat
patrol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Head Of Mil
ford, N. H., leave next week on Ray
mond excursion for California and viii
return in March. Mrs. Head is very
pleasantly remembered in st. Johnsbur,
as the daughter of Mrs. c. L. Goodell o
Boston.
Mrs. Electa D., vile of the late Rev
Pliny II. White, died at her daughter
home in Pitts6eld, Mass Jan. 13, age
IS years. Older residents of St. Johns
bury remember very pleasantly Mrs
White who resided here generation age
Her husband was private secretary t.
Gov. Erastus Fairbanks, a culture
scholar and writer and preached at on
time at Coventry.
A. S. Weston, Academy '94, Princeto
80, member OF Wing hall, has bee
awarded the Baron de Conbertin med,
for excellence in debate. This is the mos
valuable prize offered during the currer
year. 1t was established in 1893 b
Baron de Conbertu to be contested Il
in debate on some current French topi
Mr.. Weston is a son of Rev. Costel
Weston, former Universalist past,
j here.
y Miss Mary Ely Of Fergus Falls, Miur
n who will be pleasantly remembered |
many st. Johnsbury people, is visitir
h her sister, Louise Ely, in Chicago, beio
going to New York to take passage (
n the ocean steamer Spartan Prince, OF t
Prince line, which sails for Naples on
It 4th OF February. The voyage, viii
she will take with friend from Ferg
N Falls, will be long one, as the sched'
time of this vessel from New York to I
bav of Naples is fourteen days. Az
s. visiting various points of interest
On Italy and France the two ladrs v
he settle down-temporarily-in Vein
al Germany, for month or two, to stu
on German and become somewhat acqua
is ted with that country. They expect
90 60 on to England and Scotland in M
&C. and will return home some time dur
are the coming summer.
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