St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-04-05
PERSONALS.

TOWN. IIIuay' -. -,
Charles Mclaughlin has been i'll the
past few days.
Miss Emma L. Shufelt is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Ethel Y. Comstock is spending
her vacation here.
Rev. !. A. Lynch spent few days IN
Burlington last week.
Miss Marjorie Peabody is at home at
from Wellesley college.
George Lampher of White6eld, N. h.,
was in town last week.
Miss Mary E. Stone is in Boston, visit
ing Mrs. F. II. Brooks.
Miss Isabel Paddock left Tuesday Tor
two weeks visit in Boston.
e. Harris of Burlington was in town
last week on business trip.
Charles S. Adams is in Boston TINS
week attending grand opera.
&c Dunn of West Gardner, Mass Is
visiting at DR.. H. c. Newells.
Prof. Chas. Hazen OF Smith College is
spending few days in town
+. Dckerman Bates of Island Pond
called on friends here this week.
Miss George Wicker is spending her
Easter vacation in Burlington.
George p. Moore returned Monday
from few days visit in Boston.
Carl |. Green has a position in E. {.
Brooks tailoring establishment.
DR.. W. J. Aldrich has purchased the
O. Drouin place on Cherry street.
Wellington H. Tinker is home from
Amherst college for short vacation
Miss Eta Newell of Hanover spent
Easter with her sister, Mrs. Mackinnon.
Joseph Lamson, Esq, of Cabot was in
St. Johnsbury on legal business satur-
day.
John Drouin is home for the spring va
cation from his medical studies at Mon
treal.
] w. NJ. Belcher of the Belcher type
writer agency, Boston, was in st. Johns
bury, Friday.
Iohn c. Keyes has moved from Mt
l. Vernon street to A. F. Nichols house on
Boynton avenue.
, Calvin Brown is spending two weeks
IS vacation with his father, A. M. Brown
in New York city.
n 80 bo, from RnTIiuptOI
Medical college over Easter, returnln!
Monday morning.
Albert L. Farwell was called to sher
: brooke on Thursday by the death OF hi
~ aunt Mrs. Goldsmith.
~ Miss Eliza Blodgett of Burlington
d visited her parents, Capt. and Mrs. /
II D. Blodgett over Sunday.
% w. P. Stafford, Esq, has been engage
u by the Barre G. A. r. to deliver the M
% mortal Day address at that city
m Miss Annie Stewart returned Frida
he from Boston, where she has been stud
q ing the spring styles in dressmaking.
"a Mrs. S. M. Wood, who has been spen
TT, ing the winter with Mrs. Horne, return
de to her home in Lowell this Thursday.
IRE Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Ranlet entertain
party OF young people with whist
their home last week Tuesday evening.
w. H. Harris is on pleasure trip
~, -, New Orleans. His son, Henry, who
~ companied him to New York, has
-. turned.
~" Miss Katherine Thayer visited at Nj
Iohn O. Hale's on her way to Bart
''' from Boston, where she has spent 1
mt. avn
49,. months.
VI" f. l.. Shaw, formerly assistant
N ~ Chase's photograph stndio, has gone
=, Mechanics Falls, Me-, where he has
49,. position.
u" Miss c. A. Chaplin fell on East
ny avenue last Thursday and received
NV severe spinal injury which may prove
rriv- long duration.
'uth Mrs. Anna Spencer Frost assisted
o ,. the Goth anniversary exercises OF
min. Good Templars at Lyndonvile last
tism urday evening.
wing Thomas Morris, who was in
lame .,, h,,s;,oss n, Railroad street
him Gently, has entered the employ OF wi
Pas sale fruit concern.
sical Frank Johnston has resigned his
In &
were works and goes into the milk bushes
lame, Roslyn, Long Island.
rs re. II. H. Arlington, ESQ.,, a Bostol
lh's torney and classmate of G. {. Frye,
aren't. at boston Law oenoo'' was '"N h'>
ed in Mr.. Frye the first of the week.
States Hon. Erskine Warden Of Waltham
D a. in town last week on his way home
lisa Iowa, where he attended the funer
hated his brother and brothers wife.
lg my. Mr.. and Mrs. {. F. Darling and d
olu VI tiers, Jeanie and Lucia, who have
notion spending the winter in town, lie
/ and their home in Newbury on Monday
ressive Misses Lila F. Morse, Lena +.
ha'ne and Corneia T. Fairbanks are sp'
nod for their vacation from Mt. Holyoke
n We'd at their homes here, also Miss Ma
ssistng B. Merrill from Wellesley.
p yg |. W. Titcomb gave an illu:
lecture at the annual meeting
Belknap County Fish and Game