St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-10-16
PERSONALS.

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Word comes from Marshalltown, la
of quite serious accident to Albert F
Balch, president of the Marshaltow
State bank, which occurred on Friday
October 4. He was returning from tn
street with his wife and her mother
when the horse SHE'D at red Lantern
which had been placed as warning o
street repairing. Mr.. Balch was thrown
out, one rain broke, and the ladies had a
fast ride for a few blocks, when the
horse was stopped and they escaped
injuries. Mr.. Bach fractured the femur
just above his knee and was quite badly
bruised about the left shoulder. Mr..
Balch seems to have had more than his
share of accidents as just about year
ago he sprained his ankle and was
Aobliged to use crutches for some time.
AT the annual meeting of the Concord
and Montreal railroad, held at Concord
last week Tuesday, H. N. Turner was re-
elected on the board of directors. Benia-
min A. Kimball was elected president of
the road.
Miss Anna S. Morse, who has been
spending the summer with relatives in
Newbury, visited her ST. Johnsbury rela-
tives Wednesday, Miss Morse will spend |
the winter in Pasadena, Cal.
James A. Hamilton of Dorchester
Mass, formerly of this place, was in
town visiting old friends last week.
c. A. Humphrey and family, whose
home has been here for several years,
have moved to South Lunenburg, where
they will now reside owing to a change
in his railroad run.
Miss Helen Harvey of Boston was the
guest of Mrs. A. A. Blunt over Sunday.
Mrs. w. W. Miles, Mrs. F. D. Thomp
son, Mrs. Henry Cutler and Madam Cut
Ter of Barton were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. B. W. Spaulding is visiting her t
grandson, Ray W. Spaulding, in Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howard are +
spending three weeks with their daugh- a
ter's family in Binghamton, N. Y. \
L. P. Slack and family moved last t
week into the house he recently pur-
chased on Summer street; Mr.. and Mrs. t
F. ". Ball will soon occupy the tene- h
ment vacated by Mr.. Slack; Eugene S '
Smith and family will occupy the tene- II
ment vacated by Mr.. Ball, and Mr.. and T
Mrs. George w. Christian will occupy II
he tenement vacated by Mr.. Smith in n
Miss Lizzie Harris house.
George Squires, who has been employed u
It Orcutt's, has accepted position in p
Browns drug store, Plymouth, N. H. a
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Merrill are NOV
1g this week to the house at the fish N
atcherv. tt
George Newell has been spending a few in
avs in Boston.
Fred L. Woodbury. is taking trip to w
'oston and New York.
Miss Katherine Bingham goes Thurs Al
lay to Boston to spend two weeks sh
Mrs. R. A. Moore and Mrs. L. w. d.
stafford are spending this week in Bos- w
on.
Mrs, A. X. Wood of Lynn, Mass, lis to
listing relatives here.
Miss Sarah Gorham is visiting in Bos- da
on and Wakefield, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Miles is spending the week M
! Somerville and Attleboro, Mass. M
Fred ]. Bailey of Wells River, one of be
enator Proctor's private secretaries,
pent Monday with St. Johnsbury W.
lends w,
Mrs. Fred W. Taylor is visiting friends St
t Springfield for two weeks.
Mrs. F. M. Walsh is spending several ia
'eeks at her old home in Philadelphia. at
Miss Abbie ]. Van Dyke of McIndoe
alls visited Miss Maude Barbiery one ha
ay last week. ST