St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-12-12
PERSONALS.
Little Karl Hill is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Amos Scott is visiting relative

ing few days at J. n. Gales.
Miss Nina Hudson is in F. O. Clark
store during the holiday season.
F. NJ. Bonett has moved from ~ Cliff
street to No s Winter street.
Miss Rachael VIM from DanvilIt
visited Mrs W. Mathews last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Cushman have
been spending few days in Lisbon.
Horace Williams, now of Mont peier,
was in town last week visiting friends.
The friends of Mrs. Hattie Hill Harvey
are gland to learn that she is improving.
Miss Godie Williams from Danville
was the guest of Mrs. Ethan Carr last
week.
W.. Drew has been spending a few
days the past week in Manchester and
Boston.
Ernest A. Blodgett, who has been seri-
ously i'll with tonsilitis for some time, is
improving,
MIR. and Mrs Ethan Carr were the
guests OF Mrs. c. H. Stevens in Walden
over Sunday.
Miss Anna NJ. Som6rviIIe sexpected to
return from Boston Saturday to spend
the holidays.
Miss Ethel NJ. Abbott is assisting in
the Brooks Ty Ter store during the Christ
mas season.
Albert H. Ball of Charlotte was the
guest OF DR.. Walter J. Adrich for few
days recently.
Prof. Walter E. Ranger of Johnson,
state superintendent Of education, was
in town Friday
Mrs. Lois C. KmbaIl, who has been in
poor health for some time at the home of
her dauPh er, Mrs L. D. Hazen,i is failing.
Mrs B SHIELDS returned last week
from FIVE weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs D. c. Mason, in Johnstown, New
York.
Col. T. c, Fletcher will soon be out
again after being confined to the house
about two weeks with a painful spraiu
on one OF bis Get.
Mrs. Emma Shulelt Moore has a fine
position in he Highland Congregational
church at Roxbury, Mass, succeeding
Mary Louise Gerrish.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. B. Gage and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Hooker went to Brattle.
boro Tuesday, to attend the meeting OF
the Vermont State Grarge.
W. F. Dudley ofthe valve department at
the scale factory left Saturday for Bos-
ton, after a short stay there be will go
to Florida to spent the winter.
Postmaster Hszen is recovering from
an illness which has confined him to tie
house for few days. Henry A. Holder
is assisting at the post office during his
absence.
NJ. A. Potts OF Kansas City, Mo-, was
called here Monday by the sudden illness
Of his mother. Mr.. Potts is always sure
Of warm welcome VIXEN he comes back
to St. Jphnsbury.
Miss Laura Jenness, who has been in
the census oficein Washington for some +
time, has closed her work there. She is
spending the week in New York and will !
return here Saturday. ,
William c. Tyler has been confined to I
the house the past week with an abscess
IN the bead. twas painful illness from
which his many friend will be glad to
learn be is now recovering.
Charles K :lIogg, native of Hardwick,
died in Boston last week aud the remains {
were brought here for burial Friday. A /
few years ago Mr.. Kellogg was Tor a
short time resident o this town.
Mrs. B. W, Spaulding has returned
from Alder BROOK, N H., where she has
been for the past three weeks caring for
her brother-n.law, Hosea Brigham Tyler,
whose death occurred December 5th.
Mrs. Fred A. Field, Mrs. Charles E.
Peck, Mrs Famous. and Georg. P.
Moore attended the lecture at Concord,
N H., given by Jucge Clarkson of
Omaha, last night in the interest of
Christian Science.
Clinton R. Carpenter, who has for
some time been employed in the Interna-
tIonal Trust Co., Boston, has changed
his position and begun Saturday as head
book, keeper in the retail department of
K. H. White & Co.
A former resident of this place, Hosea
Brigham Tyler, died in Alder Brook, NH,
December 5th, aged So years. He is sur.
ylved by wife and one son, James, at
whose home he received the tenderest
care during his illness.
Mrs. {. NJ. Stone and family are pleas
antly located for the winter in a five
room cottage at $50 S Madison ave,
Pasadena Cal, and almost opposite the
group OF former St. Johnsburv residents
IN that growing city OF southern Cali.
tornia.
Mrs. W. T. King and children went to
Bethel last week to join Mr.. King who
has opened a clothing and furnishing
store in that town. Mr.. and MIS- King