St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-08-21
THE TOWNS AROUND.
nANYILLE.

beld at the TOWN nan iast honuaf eNeh-
i i,,, at which Rev. F. F Lewis, delegate
i fr6m this county, told OF the convention
I'D its work in manner that was
interesting to all.
Miss M. NJ. Bennett of Boston, who
has been stopping at Diamond Hill farm,
t,os returned and Miss Wilbur of Brook
lyn is now there.
Miss Lila Hogden is visiting relatives
in Sutton.
Arthur Heath played with the st.
1ohnsbury nine at Marshfeld last Fri
dov and at Barre Saturday.
Mrs. H. F. Wetherbee and Misses Lii
Ian and Jessie Wetherbee Of Newton,
Mass, are guests at DR.. Haviand's.
Miss A. W. Kent, a returned mission
ary from Kobe, Japan, is staying with
her sister, Mrs. S. Knowlton.
George Garvin and family of West
Concord spent few days visiting friends
in town last week.
George Guyer of Boston visited his
cousin, Zenas Kittridge, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Hovey of
Saratoga Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Cox of
Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. M. V.
Adams Of New Bedford, Mass. c. M.
Gerlock of Boston, Mrs. L. L. Shannon
Of Clinton, Mass; Mrs. w. II. Living
ston of Burlington j. W. Woodland and
wife of Boston are among the guests
at Thurber's.
Both the republican and democratic
caucuses were held Tuesday evening
The republicans nominated Fred b,
Stocker and the democrats D. B. Harris
horn for town representative. A union
Justice ticket was put in nomination by
both parties, consisting of c. D. Brainard,
S. D. Morse, NJ. V. B. Sargent, Charles
Stevens, P. A. Weeks and X. ]. Cole.
VIII Danforth from Hardwick spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Daniorth.
Mrs. Jennie Walsh is visiting relatives
at Cabot this week.
Fred Stocker, Jr., and John Williams
have been spending week camping at
Greensboro with Harvey Burbank.
The Clippers, who were to have played
the Cabot nine at Cabot Tuesday but
were prevented by a very heavy shower,
will try it again in the near future.
The Danville Masons and Eastern
Stars have invited the Masonic and
Eastern Star lodges of Hardwick, Cabot,
ST. Johnsbury, West Concord and
Lyndonvile to join them in a basket
picnic at Lakeside park, West Danville,
Saturday, Aug. Goth. The Danville band
will be present and other music is being
arranged for.
Salma Davis has returned from High
gate Springs, where he has been playing
in an orchestra Tor the past two weeks.
DR.. Ernest Palmer of Brooklyn is at
the Elm House again.
c. c. Cotton, wife and daughter of
Hartford, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. III. G..
Cotton and son of Montpelier, who have
been stopping the past two weeks at
Thurber's, have returned.
Miss Harriet Whittier OF Boston is at
A. c. Palmer's.
About 200 of the Knights of Pythias
and their friends enjoyed very pleasant
time at Lakeside park last Friday. The
Danville band furnished music.
w. D. Mattocks and wife of Boston
are guests of his mother, Mrs. ]. B. Mat
tocks.
Mrs. F. ]. Preston, Mrs. J. E. Tinker
Miss Leila Morse and Kent Knowltor
attended the musical at Greensboro last
week.
]. NJ. Dole and wife returned from Old
Orchard beach Friday, and Lyman Dole
and wife left Tuesday for the same place
Miss May Page, who has been work
ing at Sutton, came home Monday sick
with the measles.
Mrs. Hattie Bachelor and daughter
Eva, of West Concord are staying at c
H. Wilson'S.
Mrs. Chcever and Frank Cheever o.
Walden visited Mrs. Cheever's daughter
Mrs, Wilbur Worthen, last week.
Mrs. J. L. Taylor of st. Johnsbury
who has been at c. H. Wilson's for some
time, has returned.
Miss Sadie Johnson of Concord, N. H.
is guest at E. M. Webster's.
David Forchermer of Brooklyn is stop
ping at F. ]. Preston's.
The entertainment at the library
rooms, notice OF which has been giver
before, will take place Wednesday even
ing, Aug. Goth, and 25 cents admission
will be charged Mrs. Charles Pope o
Chicago will give very interesting
sketch OF trip around the world from
which she has recently returned, ant
Miss Harriet Whittier will render thu
following songs:
Spring Song, Hensche
The Rose Lover. Noye
Good Night Little Girl. Bullart
Love, Go Hangl old Meiod.
Miss Whittier belongs to one OF th
best choirs in Boston and is also a mos
accomplished and artistic soIost. Sh
is well known by Danville people and al
will be pleased to greet her again
Altogether the entertainment will b.
such treat as Danville seldom enjoys
Refreshments will be served, and teas
otreason and flow of soul may also b
expected as part of the evenings enter
talnment.
Miss Rachel Wilbur of Brooklyn, N. Y.
is boarding at W. H. Nuttings.