St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-11-06
DANVTLTE.

IAN 4A<A-l|'
The school north of the village closes
this week.
DIR. Aver and family leave town today
Thursday
]. F. Shipman was in Montpelier q
part of last week.
Mrs A E. Farr returned from Rome
N. Y, last Friday.
John Spencer of Harvey's Hollow, was
in Boston last week.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Wells are passing
a few days at Hardwick.
Mrs. Vim. French of Boston has been
at Mr. Shurtleff's this week.
B. F. Haviland was in Woodsville, N
H., on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Clifford of North Danvil1e has
been visiting at B. F. Haviland's.
Rev Mr. Taplin of Marshfeld was at
Rev. Mr.. Morse's on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Perkins of Grove
ton, N. H., are at Moses Nelson's.
A. E. Currier, of the firm of Dole & Cur
rier, was in Montpelier week ago.
Mrs Isaac Batchelder of West Concord
has been visiting friends in the village.
The Danville seXtet will give prone
made concert at North Danville, Nov s.
lanes Scott of Walden is moving onto
the Colby farm, Just west of M. Porter's S.
Miss Simpson of Barton Landing
passed last week with Mrs. Charles Dole
Mrs. Lawrence of Beachmont, Mass,
is visiting relatives in Danvile and vicin-
ity.
Mr.. Eldridge of Morrisville was at
Rev. Mr.. Stuart's on Thursday and Fri
day.
F. J. Preston has put up the frame for
his house, work is progressing fast on
the building.
The ladies of the library association
will hold a sociable in the library build
ing, Nov. IL.
George Wiley of West Danville has
hired a house at Harvey's Hollow and
will live there this winter.
F Shanty has rented his farm to John
Bandv The former has moved to the
Hutchinson place in the south part OF
Danvile.
D. D. Hall and Miss Hall started for
the South on Tuesday. They expect to
pass the winter in the pine forest region
of North Carolina.
1t is reported that Isaac Green of Har-
vey's Hollow will build a house in the
village Just below George Green's place
His son from Massachusetts is to carry on
the home farm.
Mrs. F. J. Preston and Mr.. Hatch have
been chosen delegates by the Y. P. S. c. E.
of Danville to attend the state conven-
ton at St. Johnsbury next week.
Mr. Thayer of Burke and Mrs. Isabel
Ba1ch of st. Johnsbury were married by
Rev John Morse on Tuesday afternoon
IL.
dist parsonage in Danvile and there
and Mrs. Haff1and, Mrs. Alice Morse,
Mrs. E. Trussell, Mr.. and Mrs. Sias and
A. E. Marden.
The Union meetings every evening
under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs
Haff1and are continued during the pres
ent week Considerable interest is being
shown in these services. Mrs. Haffland
preached at the Congregational church
on Sunday forenoon. Mr.. Haf1land con
Quoted meeting in the south part of the
town on Sunday afternoon.
At the annual meeting of the Congre
gational church and society, the follow
ing officers were elected: executive com
mittee-J. F. Shipman, F. d. Stocker
and ]. B. Mattocks; clerk, Charles H
Wilson; collector and treasurer, Byron
Cole. The various reports were read
and accepted and the general business O
the society discussed. 1t was the unani
nous vote of the meeting to ask Rev
Vim. H. Stuart to be our pastor another
year. Remarks relative to this matter
brought out the appreciation that the
people have for Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart and
the pleasant relations that exist between
the pastor and the church Rev. Mr..
Stuart has accepted the invitation. The
meeting was adjourned to Dec. 81, 1890