St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-02-08
PERSONALS.

for month to edit the Banner
George II. Hale Of Providence, R. l.,
spent Friday night at his old home.
Lee blanchard Groton has position
in the Brooks. Tyler dry gooos sore.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Allen entertained the We
Ha Haw whist club Monday evening.
Charles H. Horton went to Boston
Yesterday afternoon on business trip.
David +. Porter entertained company
of friends at his office last Wednesday
evening.
Principal Comstock Of St. Johnsbury
Academy went TO Boston Saturday on
biei business trip.
Postmaster lkes and wife oil Lisbon,
n. H., spent last Saturday with W. ii.
Harris OF this place.
Rev. ]. NJ. Lynch is attending the dedi-
cation of the new Catholic church at
Island Pond this week.
Prot. Charles d. Hazen Of Smith Col
lege, Northampton, Mass, spent few
DAYS this week at his old home.
Lyman p. Wood oil Burlington spent
Sunday and Monday in town and was
cordially greeted by his old friends.
Edward NJ. Moore OF the telephone ex-
charge and Miss George Lougee were
married at Derby Line, Monday, January
30.
c. F. Scarf of Burlington, the Vermont
manager OF the New England Telephone
and Telegraph Co., was in town last
week.
W. F. Welch has received a check for
$1,000 Tor the insurance held By his
bro her John NJ. WEIGH, in the Catholic
Order OF Foresters.
A Roy has begun work in the St.
Johnsbury House barber shop, and will
be pleased to receive his old customers
there after this date.
The February number Of the Review OF
Reviews and the last number OF l1arper's
Weekly both contained fine portraits OF
Senator Ross and briei biographical
sketches
Lewis b. Heald of Littleton, N. H.,
formerly OF St Johnsbury, has been APP
pointed deputy collector OF custo Tor
New Hampshire. Mr.. Heads many
friends will extend congratulations on
his appointment.
Ned Stiles has been chosen vice-presl-
dent OF the graduating class OF the medl
cal department of the University of Yer
mont at Burlingi on. Harry X. Ferris
who has frequently visited him here, is
mi, mber OF the executive committee OF
the same class.
Elitor c. NJ. Chase Of the Lyndon
Union is slowly recovering fIom an at
tack OF the grip &C. c. Bingham was
out one day this week after a months
illness from the same cause.-John I.
Richie is kept at nome this week with an
attack OF the grip.
Donald Archibald, the 5 months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs n. NJ. Nilsson. died
last Thursday alter an ill., ess OF about
three weeks. The funeral occurred Sat
urdav and the remains were buried in
Nit Pleasant cemetery. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy OF many
friends.
Edgar L. Nve of Coventry, graduate
of ST, Juhnsbury Academy and mem
her of the senior class OF Dartmouth
College, will he appointed private seere
tarv to Senator Ross as soon as he il
graduated from college. Mr.. Nyc's st
Johnshury iieuds vii congratulate hin
upon his prospective appointment
Commenting on the silver rbilee O
Rev. DR.. Fairbanks the burlington NV
: says: 1T has fallen to the lot OF lev
pastors TO be more esteemed and beloved
bv their congr' cations and their CONNIE
mites; and none are more worthy OF sue
esteem and affection. An earnest, cor
I srientious, pa'nstaking minister, schold
and a gentleman, the parish and the tow
are fortunate in the long continued SCI
! vice Ui Rev. Dr.. Fairbanks
l. News was received Saturday Of tt
death in Grants Pass. Oregon, Of Henri
=. w. Kinney. He died OF pulmonary col
sumption. Mr.. Kinney wilt pleasant
remen, bered here as workman in Il
carpenter shop at the scale works and
). man OF many noble traits OF characte
d He was member OF Caledonia Lodge
Odd Fellows and had never transfer,
h his allegiance. Mr. Kinney and M
&c Dodge, accompanied by their wives, le
St John>buty about dozen years as
ut tor their We stern home.
, Iudve lde IN cam0a