St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-08-20
DANVILLE.

stopping at the Elm House.
o. c. Boyce and family of Bethel are
visiting at Winfield Fishers.
Percy Hawkins and family of Melrose,
Mass, are visiting his father, Hiram
Hawkins.
| DR.. Haviland is the owner OF a fine new
piano Of the McPhai make.
DR.. 0. E. Carter and vile visited his
brother at Hardwick last week.
Charles Burnham and wife of Burling-
ton and Charles Hamlin and wife of
Montpelier visited friends in town
recently.
DR.. N. c. B. Haviland went to Water
bury on business last Monday.
Dean Hill Of Plainfed has been visiting
his brother, E. K. Hill.
CT. Woodbury. attended the muster
at Chester last week.
The Clippers won the ball game at
Peacham last Wednesday by score OF
10 to 7.
Mrs. Emily Bacon, Frank Laird and
family and Mrs. Amos Hopkins OF Wood
bury visited at Frank Cranes last week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p Clark of Newton
vile, Mass, are visiting at ]. w. ellis.
J. c. Nuttng of North6ed, Mimi, is
visiting at Newell Williams
During the severe thunder storm Sunday
Webster's house and did some damage,
but fortunately did not set it on fire.
1t was c. G. Bovee and not c. 6. Bond
that visited his old homested at South
Danvlle last week. Mr.. Bovee is resi-
dent OF Madison, Me-, and has not seen
the home place for 20 years.
Mrs. Hiram Brainard still remeins in
a very critical condition.
Mrs. Emily Trussell, who has been very
i'll, is slowly recovering.
George A. Tinker and his son Frank OF
Albany are visiting at J. E. Tinker's.
Mrs. William French, Miss Kate French
and Samuel Thompson, who have been
stopping at Abial Shurteff's, have
returned to their homes in Boston.
c. S. Dole has commenced on the toun-
dation for new business block on the
site of his former one, but much larger.
Mr.. Dole's enterprise is to be commended
and we hope to see the village built
up again better than before the fire.
George w. Cook is progressing slowly
on his building. He now has it clap
boarded and plastered. Mr.. Cook is
doing most of the work himself and ex.
poets 10 have it ready for occupancy this
fall.
Misses Hattie Choate and Abbie Davis
are spending the week at Joe's pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Dean of West
Midway Mass, are visiting at Rev. 5.
Knowlton's.
Rev. L. H. Elliot occupied the pulpit
Of the Congregational church last Sun,
day and gave an address upon The work
of the Vermont Bible society. About $15
was received in the collection that fol
, lowed the address.
) Mrs. Graham and Miss Graham o
Washington are at Thurber's.
. Messrs. George and Joseph Otis o
! Burke visited at Isaac Colby's last week
Roy Kendall from Laconia, N. H., ha
5 been visiting at George Bagby's.
} George Bagbv is driving a deliver.
8 team Tor F. D. Perkins.
e lanes Woodland and J. H. Stevenson
A are attending the reunion OF the 15tI
S Vermont regiment at Wells River thi
u week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Silsby of Hartford
; Conn, have been visiting at Jane
: Woodlands.
Dana Badger has returned from shor
trip to Boston. Mr.. Badger has secure
a position near Boston and intends |,
/, move there in October.
:, The pipe for the water works ha
d come and is nearly all distributed an
t the work OF laying it has commenced.
Y l. E. Tinker has for sale some fine pho
tographs of the new Congregations
stock views OF the old Congregations
f. church and other public buildings.
y The concert Saturday night was
very successful one. The singing by Mis-
o Whittier. Mr. Brooks and Mr., Silsby wa
k well received and much enjoyed by al
Mr.. Currier gave several selections an
r. the entertainment was concluded b
L., MIR. Currier and Kent Knowlton in tn
very pleasing comedy, "Old Cronles.
v The receipts were $40. The vilag
Improvement association wish TO eXpres
their thanks to those who so kindly CAV
!" their services to make the entertainment
a success.
I1e DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Palmer have gon
J" for three weeks pleasure trip, durin
which time they will visit Niagara Falls
st the Thousand Islands and the forests {
~ Maine.
Nj. N. Adams aud family OF New Bee
y ford arrived Wednesday at Thurbers ic
ST their annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Bruce, who ha,
D; been stopping at J. A. Fishers Tor ii
ID past few weeks have returned to the
home in Woburn, Mass.
Sc Mrs. G. c. Trow and MIS-. d. J. Bell
t. Hardwick visited at j. A. Fishers la
ut week.
lis Don't nauseate your stomach VIII
nv teas and bitter herbs, but regulate yor
Ii. liver and sick headache by using thos
m famous little pills known as De Witt
Little Early Risers. Boynton " Eas
10 man.