St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-04-26

Dole, WOrShlpiul master; j. =. linton,
senior warden; Herman Osgood, junior
warden; Chas. Mattocks. treasurer;
Arson B. Hoyt, secretary; F. A. Crane,
senior deacon; Fred Webb, junior deacon
George l Green, senior steward; Steve
o. Morse. junior steward; George Mer-
rill, chaplain E. H. Brown, marshal;
Herbert S. Eastman, tyler; c. H. Wilson,
organist The members of finance COM
mittee are ]. E. Tinker, c. H. Wilson and
]. H. Fisher, Jr.; the grievance commit
tee are Geo. w. Greenbanks, D. c. Far
rington and Peter A. Weeks.
WILDER Worthen has bought the Geo.
Rollins house.
George Page, who has been quite sick,
is recovering.
The creamery made 1900 pounds of
butter this week.
School at the academy opened Monday
with so students.
M Harris of St. Johnsbury was i'll
town last week.
Mrs. Mclean of Woodsville is visiting
at A. c. McLeans.
VIM. Clifford of West Danville is car
ing for John Palmer.
Mrs. Stephen Morrill, is visiting at
George Webster's.
A. c. Nolan isat the Mary Fletcher
Hospital for treatment.
J. Solomon and family are stopping at
the Glen House for the present.
A young child of Chas. Hill of St. Johns
bury was buried here Tuesday.
DR.. Geo. Woodland of Morrisville visited
his sister, Mrs. J. Solomon, last week.
Heath & Blodgett are painting and re-
pairing the school house at the Center.
A. L. ellis has returned from Keene,
n. H, and is stopping at Geo. Stocker's.
Winfield Fisher, who has been visiting
relatives in Penacook, N. H, has returned.
Fred Leighton has bought of Will
Worthen the George Rollins house for
$500.
Mrs. Peter Wesson starts May 1 to
visit her brother in Caledonia, North
Dakota.
DR.. Havland went to Burlington Mon
day with Master Asa Wesson to consult
DIR. Woodward.
There will be church social at the G.
A. r. hall on the afternoon and evening
of Wednesday, May 2.
Chas. Frizzell and D. c. Conner were
summoned to Montpelier Monday as
witnesses in the Patterson case.
Miss Mary Dole has returned from
visit to her sister, Helen Dole. who is in
the Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burling-
ton
Mrs Southland, who has been here for
some time caring for her uncle, J. c.
Fuller, returned to her home in Maine
this week.
DIR. L. A. Russe1ow of No. Danville,
who took his degree in medicine at Balti-
more last week, is visiting at DR.. o. E.
Carriers.
Miss Edith Rabbit has been engaged
to teach the summer school at West
Barnet village, which commenced last
Monday.
Moses Wesson has stored his goods
with F. L. Perkins at Harvey's Hollow
and given possession of his farm to Henry
Williams.
DIR. o. E. Carter has bought OF Peter
Wesson about an acre of land which lies
between the residences of DR.. Carter and
John Webster.
Rev. Albert Gregory has been sent by
the Methodist conference to West Con
cord to preach, and Rev, Mr., Currier Of
West Concord comes to Oanville.
George Smart goes to Peacham every
Thursday and will continue through
the summer where he does all kinds of
barber work at John Atwell's.
Miss Emily Davis commenced house
keeping at her home this week. Miss
Maggie Cannon from No. Danville will
work for her during the summer.
team owned by Gilman Brothers ran
away near ]. L. Peck's, and the horse
was found in the yard of Geo. Stocker,
the next morning, who cared for it an
til called for.
There was a gathering of the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Green last Saturday
evening in celebration of their seventh
marriage anniversary. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
The ladies of the library association
and friends of the library presented Miss
Edith Rabbit on Wednesday last with
a fine gold watch as a token of their ap-
probation of her services as librarian.
DR.. A. E. Marden, formerly of Danville,
and Miss K. b. Green of Fredonia, Kan
sas were married on April IS, at the
home of the brides parents in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marden have gone on a
wedding trip to the Midwinter fair at
San Francisco, Cal, and from there to
Southern California and Mexico.
Isaac Green has sold his farm near
Harvey Hollow TO james NOOuWdIo
for $500, and his Lawson house at
Harvey's Hollow to Allen Bartlett for
$500. Mr.. Green has bought of Ethan
Miner his farm in Peacham for $3.50 and
will move there soon.
Ed Badger has let the contract for
building his house to Murray Harris
The plan was drawn by Architect Pack
ard of St. Tohnsbury. The house is to be
heated by steam and will have all the
modern improvements. Work will COM
mence at once and Mr.. Badger will soon
have one of the finest residences in town.
WEST DANVILLE.
Sugaring closed, but cold showery
weather.
G. W. SHEPPARD has returned to this
place, and is ready to assist IN spring