St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-25
PERSONALS.

town over ouHudy
Robert Armstrong, who is sick at the
hospital, is improving.
Mrs. Perry of Barre is in town visiting
her son, Clayton V. Perry.
Mrs. w. p. Chaffee is slowly reco verlng
from severe attack OF grip.
Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Merrill have gone
to Washington to visit relatives.
Frank Ball and wife were called to
Sutton last week by the illness OF Mr.
Balls mother.
Mrs. Frank Trull of Biddeford, Me-,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Cross.
{. c. Bingham and Crawford Ranney
have been confined to the house the past
week with grip.
Mrs. !. c. Stevens is at St. Johnsbury
Center, caring for her mother, Mrs. T..
D. Bradley, who is sick with grip.
Mrs. H. E. Smith and her sister Mrs.
DR.. Turner of Boston, are spt ndinR sew
eral days with their parents in Barton.
Edgar F. Roberts was called to STRAIT
lord recently on account of the sudden
death of his sister, Mrs. Freeman VOL
colt.
The many friends of DR.. David Z. Har-
riman, now OF Peacham, will regret to
learn that he is quite sick with tonsllitls
at the St. Johnsbury Hospital.
George l. Leonard Of New York was
called here Monday to attend the funeral
O, Arthur F. Walker. Mr. Leonard was
a classmate of Mr.. Walkers in St.
Johnsbury Academy.
DR.. I A. Thompson OF Maple Grove,
Quebec who was formerly located here,
is to be married today to Miss Sarah
Montgomery. Their many St. Johnsbury
friends extend congratulations.
Charles H. Sage OF Denver, Col, a
former resident OF St. Johnsbury, called
on his old friends last week and rather
expects to pay the town another visit
before returning to his home in Denver.
w. Z. Terrill of Montpelier, president
of the Vermont Pharmaceutical assocla-
ton, came here Monday to attend the
funeral OF Arthur + Walker and brought
with him a handsome design from the
association.
The wedding of Miss Helen Brown to
BENJAMIN Hnman, both of Newport,
takes place this evening. Miss Maud
Sprague will be the maid of honor, Miss
Katherine Bingham is one OF the brides
maids and Miss Marion Patterson is the
caterer.
Oscar Bierstadt, who has been APP
pointed to succeed the late Arthur NJ.
Knapp in the Boston Public Library is
nephew OF Albert Blerdstadt, the
noted artist and the painter of the
"Domes of the Yosemite" in the St.
Johnsbury Athenaeum.
II. G. Morrison, who has been at
Dover, n H for the past year, has
returned to ST. Johnsbury and hopes to
find employment here. He has been
helping Secretary Read in Y. M. {. A,
work and reports that Mr.. Read has lett
the Dover ASSOCIATION and is now at his
home in Manchester.
Amasa Hudson rec, ived genuine sur
prise Monday evening, when about so o
his friends and neighbors called on HIN
at his home on South Park, and presented
him with handsome gold watch chat
and Knight Templar charm. to remin'
him OF their good WILL on the occasion O
his 51st birthiay. The presentation
was made by William Wetherbee with a
appropriate speech, after which reirest
ments were served and a royal good tim
enjoyed.
The many friends of d. M. Camp
Newport, the former owner and editor {
: the Newport Express, will be pleased t
learn that he has been appointed bv Co
lector Mausur cashier in the district GU
toms office at Newport. Mr.. Can
passed The civil service examination son
= time ago leading his class and RANKIN
higher than any left on the eligible Ii
: before him. The appointment as cashie
which is the highest Office under t
: collector, came to Mr. Camp as a co,
;. plete surprise and was fitting acknov
edgment of his ability.