St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-10-30
DANXILLE.

Rev. S. B. Currier gave his popular lee
ture "All about Florida" here last Sat
urday evening. His graphic description
OF the country, people products and eli
mate was made exceedingly interesting
bv many and varied views thrown upon
the canvass. Mr.. Currier gives much
valuable informant on to such as desire to
spend the winter in Florida, or to those
who are seeking homes. He described
the Plant system OF hotels, their location
and appointments. Few lectures have
been presented here so full OF interest and
| Instruction.
About forty pupils will speak at the
| Academy on Friday afternoon, Nov. 9th,
at two O'Clock. There will be patriotic,
comic and in fact a good variety OF Sc
lectons and every one1s cordlallylnvlted
| to attend
Col. William Dole has returned from a
visit to his daughter, Mrs. George Green
bank OF auckland, Conn.
There will be a social and Halloween
party at the Methodist church next Sat
urday afternoon and evening. Supper
will be served from 30 to 100
The Ladies' Aid OF the Congregational
church will hold a social at Charles +.
Morse's on Wednesday afternoon and
evening Of next week, Nov. 4Ih.
+. A. Morse will sell at public auction
all OF his real estate and personal prop
erty on Thursday, Nov. 5. See adver-
tiscment elsewhere i'll this paper.
w. W. Bromley, who has been boarding
at B. +. Haviland's Tor some time, re-
turned to New Bedford, Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Woodbury. of Boston, an A. M. 4.
worker, gave an interesting address at
the Town Hall Sunday evening, present.
ing an appeal Tor funds to carry on the
work among the freedmen, the mountain
whites and the Indians.
Edward Russell is very sick with pneu-
monia at Isaac Morrill's.
Miss Annie Aver has superintendent the
raising of money for and the planting OF
a large number of trees throughout the
village. This work was very much
needed, very few trees having been set out
since the fire. 1t is much appreciated by
all.
Mrs. F. B. Stocker accompanied Mr..
Stocker to Montpelier this week.
Horace Rowe and daughter, Miss
Anna Rowe are visiting friends at Mont
peler this week.
Walter S. Haviland is visiting friends
at Cabot this week
Charles Wilson and daughter, Mrs. F.
J. Preston, have been visiting friends at
Montpelier and Barre this week.
Horace Rowe and family attended the
wedding of Mr.. Rowe's nephew at
Groton on Wednesday Of this week.
B. F. Haviland has been shingling and
repairing his house.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church and society will be held at
the Town Hall Saturday, Nov. 7.
Horace Randall has returned from Bos
ton where he has been engaged at work
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Page of Sheffield
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. o
L. Carter.
May Tilton has returned from st. Johns
Dul WIN ON moo pNNh cb "cin ei
past year.
Call at ]. E. Tinker's and see his assert
ment OF first class guns, at rock bottom
prices. Prices to suit the times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe OF Carroll, N. H.
have been visiting their daughters, Mrs
Will Dole and Mrs, !. Fl. Fisher.
S. c. Currier assisted at musica
convention at East Montpelier last wee
and also gave readings at Groton AM
Ryegate where he was well received.
George N. Page of Boston is in tow
spending his vacation with his parents
This evening a New England Orde
Protection lodge will be instituted here
The members of Green Mountain lodg
No. 40, of st. Johnsbury are invited to b
present and exemplity the degree. TIL
grand warden and several of the suprem
officers will attend. Arrangements wi
probably be made with the railroad t
accommodate all wishing to attend.