St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-05-29

ers. In the fall he will take charge care of
8 an office which the company will open in
Philadelphia.
a Mrs. L. H. Hoyt oil Grandview, Tenn,
was the guest of Mrs. Rebecca P. Fair
I banks last week and addressed the ladies
OF the North and South churches Friday
afternoon upon her work in the South.
The friends of Pliny ]. Cowles of Bur.
lington, who was formerly in the St.
Johnsbury post Office, will be interested
to learn that he has resigned his position
as cashier of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society in Mr.. Whitcombs Office.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks and Mrs. P. F.
Hazen went to Ludlow last week to at
tend the mid-year meeting of the Yer.
mont Branch of the Woman's Board of
Missions. Mrs. c. M. Lamson, now of
Auburndale, was one of the speakers.
The many friends of William Rooney,
formerly Of this place will be glad to
know that his bakery business at Island
Pond is in prosperous condition. 1t
has grown until now he employs two
men and two girls in his establishment.
Harry D. Waite and Miss Collie M.
Cogswell were married at high noon yes.
terday. The wedding was quiet affair
and performed at the North church mar.
sonage by her pastor, Rev. E. M. Chap
man. Their many friends extend con-
gratulations.
Wellington H. Tinker has finished his E
years work at the Union Theological
Seminary at New York and will spend Z
the month ofJune at his old home. He y
will have his old position as head clerk
Of the Strawberry Hill House at Bethle
lem through the summer. b
Francis Wilson, the noted comedian
With his entire troupe, passed through t,
ere one day last week en- route from "
1ontreal to Portland. They travelled in tt
'ur Pullman cars, and a special train
'as made up on the Lake road and the
lame Central to take them from here.
+. c. Potter was the recipient of beau. -,
tul gold watch and chain upon his close ra
work at the scale shops Saturday Sc
lght. The gilt was made by his associ-
ties in the beam room and Mr. Potter
'as greatly pleased with the present and he
le good will and love that itrepresented. M
st. Johnsbury friends have received in.
tatIons to the wedding of James Green l,
at Sykes of New York, a well-known
cademy graduate, to Anna Parmalee,
iughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wells Nc
Burlington. The wedding will take
ace in the Unitarian church at Burling c.
n, June II.
Allie Arnold, son of Lyndon Arnold str
Nv member of Co. D, Dist U. S. ~
tantry, stationed at Batawgas, Philip, W.
1es, has been before the examining oua
ard as a candidate for commission, Adj
d letters just received state that he n
ssed the examinations successfully and I
the course Of time will doubtless re- ho1
We an appointment as lieutenant Mr.. NY
mold is now acting as assistant post ,,a f.
Lster at Batawgas. William ]. Han. n
TX, who is member of the same COM ~!
ny, is detailed on work at the port. -
Miss Catharine Barbour of San Sebas-
n, Spain, is spending a few weeks with "a
brother, Prof. A. H. Barbour. For
past ten years Miss Barbour has been
eacher in missionary school for girls St. Stiill
ich was located at San Sebastian the
il the anti-American sentiments of . 1iS
Spaniards during the war compelled a 9ff6o9
removal to Biarritz, France, where thro
work has since been carried on. In L TnT 8
fall it is expected that the school will who
-e-established in Spain, this time at spri,
drld, when Miss Barbour will resume know
work. ADJ