St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-01
PERSONALS.

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Homer Lampher of Hanover is hon
for she TT visit.
A. P. Underwood of Newport, N. II
was here over Sunday.
Miss Mabe Nickerson OF Roxbury
Mass, is visiting friends.
Horace W. Bailey of Newbury was i
town the first OF the week.
Mrs. c. F. Weeks is seriously i'll and he
recovery is considered doubtful.
Miss Louise Streeter of Boston is visit
ing her uncle, c. B. Weeks, for a fe,
days.
Mrs. William Green and children c
Swanton spent Sunday at Charles K
Green's.
Mrs. Walter p Smith has gone to New
York for a two weeks visit anon,
friends.
Mrs. M. K. P. Hatch will move int
the Bingham house, No. a Spring street
early next month.
Mrs. c. d. Waters slipped on the ic
Tuesday on Main street and severely
sprained her left wrist.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Will Moul
ton entertained twenty.cight of hel
lady friends with whist.
Mrs. F. b. Rives, nee Della King, is con
fined to the hospital with typhoid fever
No visitors are admitted.
The many friends Of Mrs. l.. G. Spencer
will be glad to learn that she is steadily
recovering from long illness.
Mrs. Frank Richardson and Miss
Frances, left last Friday for visit Of
several weeks with relatives in Hudson,
NY.
George W. Young is making his collec-
tions as rapidly as possible and will be
able to begin his new business about
April first.
Rev. II. W. Worthen of Franklin and
DR.. Chas. Worthen of White River juno.
ton were in town yesterday, guests at
F. A. Pierce's.
Robert N. Fairbanks, who has a re-
sponsible position with The Fairbanks
Co. OF New York, sails for Cuba March
on business trip.
Mr.. Elmore and wife of Montpelier
opened private dancing school here
Wednesday evening with about SO
members in the class.
Rev. Harry Lawrence Veazey was
called to Concord, N. H., on Saturday
last to attend the funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. George W. Wales.
Miss Edna Moulton gave very
pretty tea last Saturday afternoon to
fourteen of her young lady friends. The
evening was spent in playing games.
Just before the post office changed
hands last week the employees of the
office presented the retiring postmaster,
Fred G. Bundy, with handsome rifle
and case.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Herrick of SPRING
field, Mass, who are both so well-known
in this place, sail from New York today
n the Trinidad for brief sojourn in the
Bermudas,
S. l.. Moore, formerly of the livery
stable on Eastern avenue, has sent to
Ills st. Johnsbury friends prospectus of
he Belmont. his summer hotel DIT Cape
Me.
Charlie Meigs, who is pleasantly re-
nembered by all the St. Johnsbury boys,
has good postionin an electrical supply
house at Chicago. Mr.. Meigs is in the
office OF the Erie railroad.
Lawrence Hatch came home from
Dartmouth Medical college last Satur.
lay, and will stay in St. Johnsbury
through the long spring vacation. He
has completed two years of his medical
course.
John Hayes, one of the veteran machin.
SITS at the scale works, was taken sud-
1enly i'll yesterday morning in the shops
and carried to his home on Clay hill.
At this writing TUESDAY evening" his
is considered very critical.
The i.,a q
Swanton will be pleased to learn that he
has been appointed station agent at
owanton during the vacation OF James
F. Pierce, who has been connected with
that station for % years. Mr.. Green is
A graduate of the Academy in the class
ot 1890 and son OF Charles X. Green of
the Fairbanks grocery store. The
Swanton Courier well says, "Mr. Green
IS popular and efficient and will fill the
bill, responsible though it is"
recently received catalogue of Brown
University brings the Information that
Clarence d. Wood has position in the
faculty as instructor of English. Mr..
Wood is a graduate of st. Johnsbury
Academy and Amherst College. After
two or three years of postgraduate
work at Harvard he went abroad and
his education in German
and Partisan universities. He is a twin
brother of Lyman P. Wood, now of
Burlington, and many ST. Johnsbury
friends will congratulate him on securing
this position.
Fraternity Notes.