St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-05-09
PERSONALS.

LIZ. Babitt of Northampton, Mass,
was here Friday. he is the purchasing
agent and treasurer of the Northampton
Lunatic ASYLUM where over 1000 pa
tients are cared tor by the state.
Prof Henry Fairbanks left Thursday
for Iowa City, la, to spend Sunday with
his son, Prot Arthur Fairbanks. This
week he is attending the annual meeting
OF the Congrega tional Home Missionary
Society in Cbicsgo.
Mrs. Walter P. Smith is spending the
week with friends in Boston.
Iohn E. Hancock, one of Hardwck s
prosperous farmers, was IN town last
week to meet his friend, L. F. B lbbitt of
Northampton.
The many friends OF Rev. D. E. Miller,
who was pastor OF Grace Methodist
church from 1874 to 1877. will be sorry
to hear that his wife died at Gorham,
Ne, May
John H. Drew OF Burlington is spend
iuy a few weeks here on business.
Frank D. Thompson OF Barton was in
town the 6rst of the week
Miss Pearl Davis has resigned her
position as clerk in the B rry-Ball store,
to take etf,c the last OF this week. She
will 90 soon with her family to johnson,
N. ii. She will be succeeded in the store
BY Miss Blanche Chase.
Miss Ellen NJ. Cushman, who has
been spending he year in the School OF
Pedagogy IN New York University,
having secured a years leave OF absence
from the Jefferson Avenue school IN
Springfield, Mass, has been elected to a
position in a grammar school at Mont
clair, N. J.. at an advanced salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Cross were
guests last week at the home OF Mrs.
Ida Churchill at MOrrisvile.
Mrs. Emily May, who has spent the
winter months with her sister, Mrs.
Angelina Judevine, at Concord, has
returned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Goodwin OF
Allston, Mass. are in town for two
weeks on business.
Miss Freda Goodrich is spending
two weeks in New York city.
Henry !. Fuller OF the Canadian Fair
banks Co.. Limited, Montreal, was here
Saturday He was accompanied by
Mr.. Fitzgerald, assistant purchasing
agent OF the Canadian Pacific railway.
Mrs. Alexander Dunnett lett Saturday
to visit friends in Rutland.
Miss Eta NJ. Newell Of Hanover, N.
H., was the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Robert Mackinnon the past week.
Arrangements have been made for
European tour OF the Unted States
Marine Band. The band will be absent
from Washington during the summer
months and give concerts in England,
France and Germany. The only Yer
monter in this famous band is s. Robert
Mackinnou, Oldest son Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Macklnnon OF this place.
Fred A. Rowland, general counsel for
the National Life Insurance Company of
Montpelier. was in town yesterday.
{. a. M. Andersen, who has spent the
winter in New Orleans and Houston,
Texas, came home last Wednesday con-
sIderably improved in health.
Mrs. Susan E Draper leaves tomorrow
for Burlington, where she has accepted
position at the head OF the Home tor
Destitute Children, with two assistants.
DR.. A. J. Laierriere formerly of St.
Iohnsbury. but now stationed at Fishers
Island, n Y, as surgeon in the U. S
Navy, was called here last week by the
death OF his mother. He secured a ten
days leave of absence.
Mr. and Mrs. R. ". Simonds have
given up Housekeeping for the present
and instead o moving to 81 Main street
as was intended, are boarding at Mrs.
L. sideways. Mr.. an Mrs. Fred Col
lston of Barton have moved into the
tenement vacated by Mr.. Smonds in j.
Guilds house.
Mrs. John R. Somerville who has been
s ending several weeks visiting friends
ID relatives in Boston, returned home
81 :urday.
w. D Pearl visiting friends in Nashua,
\ H.
IRIS. Walter Johnson OF Barnet visited
Al and Mrs. w. ilch last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs r. {. Bond were in Lud
lew last week to attend the annual
N citing OF the trustees OF the Gill Odd
] CLOVIS Home.