St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-15

| copy of WebSter'S Interna t1Onal die
tionarv. The ladies of the Library
association desire to express their
thanks to Mrs. Caswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hazen, Mr. and Mrs. Water
man and others for their kindly as
sistance.
Visit from Veteran Preacher.
Those who attended the Methodist
church last Sunday had rich treat.
Rev. D. B. Randall D. D. of Port
land, Me-, boy raised in Danville,
now eighty-four years old, preached
| one of the most able sermons that
has been preached in Danville for
MANY years. He was converted
when nineteen years old, was admit
ted into conference in his twentieth
year; has filled the best appoint
ments i'll Maine conference and held
every Office in the gift of the confer
ence, and has been chaplain of the
Maine legislature for the last five
terms. He is the only man raised in
Danville now known that has had
the title of I'D. d. attached to his
name. He is represented in Maine
as the old Methodist hero.
Rev. Mr. Knowlton has moved to
town.
Mrs. Farr has gone to Rome. N. Y,
for the winter.
Will Palmer and wife of Boston
are visiting at John Palmer's.
George Parker has bought Oliver
McCosco's place, paying for it $3.50.
DNi &c
is visiting her brother, Henry Dan
forth.
Mrs Charles Nye and son of
Charleston are visiting at c. S.
Dole's.
There was a very pleasant social
dance at the town hall last Friday
evening.
Work was commenced Tuesday on
the foundation of Winfield Fishers
new house.
There will be a promenade concert
given by the sextet Thursday even
ing, Oct. Is.
N. NJ. Stocker, an old resident of
Danvllle, and now OF Haverh1ll, N.
H., is visiting in town.
Nelson West of Peacham has rented
a tenement in Mrs. Rabbits house
and will move here soon.
John l.. Frvei is shingling and repair
ing the buildings on the Hutchinson
place which he recently purchased.
Sam Currier has returned from
Boston, where he had to give up
good place on account of Sickness
Mrs. Frank Danforth, who has
been visiting for some time at Henry
Danforth's, returned on Tuesday to
her home in Barre.
Capt. Abial Fisher, who lately had
an attack of appolexy, has returned
to Danville for his health, and is
stopping at Stephen D. Morse's.
Annual meeting of the Library as
ISOLATION for election of officers at
Library, Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 20,
at o'clock; a large attendance is de-
sired
Lem Lawrence and his painters are
at work on the creamery building.
Edison Hill of Thetford is expected
here Saturday to run it, and work
will commence in it soon.
Mrs Flora Haviland and her
daughter Miss Annie Haviland, left
here Monday for Underhill, from
which place they will soon go to
California, where they will make their
home.
Miss Clara Warden, who has been
for some time al J. B. Mattocks', has
gone to West Concord, where she
has position in the post office
Mrs. Jennie Wales takes her place at
Mr.. Matte cks'
Quite extensive repairs on the Con-
gregational church were commenced
Tuesday morning. The church will
be sheathed overhead with iron
eathing, which will certainly much |
improve its appearance.
Mrs. Caswell, who has been spend
ing the summer in Danville, left last |
Saturday for her home in New York,
and in few days starts on Journey
to Ohio, South Dakota, Nebraska,
Iowa and Missouri, to be absent
four weeks.
The singing school is proving such
a success that the vestry of the Con-
gregational church is not large |
enough to accommodate the large |
number that attend. Therefore the |
next school will be held in the town
hall Monday evening, Oct 10, at
seven o'clock.
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