St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-01-10
PERSONALS.


:. Mrs. Hubert Brooks returned fror
Sc Boston Monday.
4. Mrs. A. L. Smith of Hardwick is visit
- at w. II. Robies.
!. Mrs. E. L. Hunt entertained few
friends Tuesday evening.
t Alex. Borland has entered the medica
}. department of the University Of Vermont
Mrs. George F. Cushman has returned
after spending several weeks at Lisbon
Mrs Arthur Bangs left town last Fri
. day for Lynn, Mass, where her husband
is a work.
Congressman Grout left for Washing
ton last Friday night to resume his du-
esin the House.
H. 0. Cushman, Esq, Of Boston, was
here few days last week visiting his
many friends.
Miss Margaret ROBBIE of the CALEDo-
MAN office is spending the week with rel
atives in Passumpsic.
George F. Cushman was called to Ply
mouth Monday on account OF the illness
of his brother, Frank Cushman.
Mrs. O. H. Henderson went to Wood
stock, N. H., Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs M. E. Corning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 0. Cushman of
Boston expect to leave the first of next
month for trip in Egypt and the Holy |
Land.
Little Russell Adams, while coasting
last Saturday, ran into a scooter, injur-
ing one eye, though it is hoped not SER
iously
Mrs. M. M. Caldbeck was called to
Danvile, P O., Monday on account of
the serious illness of her brother, Dennis
Williams.
Arthur Montgomery, who has been
clerking at Steele, Taplin, & Co.'s. ac-
cepted position as clerk at the Brooks
Tyler store last week
Robert Caldwell was at the St. Johns
bury House last week having recently re-
urned from trip through northern ;
Maine and New Brunswick. I
Mrs. o. H. Henderson went to Marsh
ield last Wednesday to institute Tenn
Die of Rathbone Sisters to be known as
Myrtle Temple, No. 2. There were 26
members. I
Architect lyric OF Hartford was here {
me day last week on business connected I
With the new schoolhouse, the plans of t
which were drawn by himself and t
lambert Packard. h
Miss Florence May entertained a few a
riends very pleasantly at "Monatiquot" Fl
Monday evening in honor Of Mr.. and t
Miss Somers of California, who are visit n
ng relatives in town. O
Walter E. Nutting, late of Franklin t
calls, N. H., has entered c. c. Binghams Ii
rug store. He is registered pharma. t
list and succeeds Harry Nye who has re- I
umed his studies in the medical depart n
nent OF the University of Vermont. 6
Miss Helen Ellis entertained 40 of her a
tile friends last Saturday afternoon, d
he occasion being her sixth birthday. G
AXE and ice cream were served, and t
nth games and music, the afternoon Il
'as one to be long remembered by the o
tile folks. =,
Walter E. Jewett, who has been local h
lanager of the Metropolitan stock ex- Il
nange for the past two years, has gone II
, Berlin, N. H., to open an office there h
nd may locate there permanently. F. g
!. Corcocan, who has been the operator "
ere for the same length of time, succeeds u
i'm as manager y,
Miss Mary Breese Fuller, daughter OF al
resident H. T. Fuller of Drury College 81
nd former principal of St. Johnsburv N N
cademy, has been appointed instructor W
history at Smith College and already us
her duties. Prot. Charles D. hf
azen, formerly of this place, is at the III
Fad of the history department. w
John {. Stevens received word by teIe. IS
raph Monday of the death of his al
rother, Chester r. Stevens, at Philadel- az
hia, Jan. 7. He was 80 years of age
nd had been sick but few DAYS. He A
'as manager of the Hotel Central in
at the time OF his death. in
bout six years ago he was head clerk IN
the St. Johnsbury House and later :"
ad similar position at the Falmouth N
louise in Boston. The remains were ~
aiken to his home in East Charleston ~
londay night, r
tank rleetings. a