St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-14
PEACHAH.


At the sacred concert last Sunday even
ing the following programme was rem
dered:
Organ Voluntary, Antioch with variations,
i r. Mrs. F. e. Palmer.
Song, Gethsemane. Barri
Margaret Harvey.
Gospel Hymns.
Anthem, Jubilate Dec. Sudds
Song, Sunset Gates Ajar, Garter
W. Minnie q. Brown.
Gospel Hymns.
Margaret Harvey and T.. X. Mackay.
Song with autoharp accompaniment.
=, fsfr Ira G. Blake.
Quartette. Sweet Sabbath eve, Kratz
Nellie M. Harvey. Minnie E. Brown, Flora
Bickford, Mrs. e. ]. Lyford.
George Guile is home from Lowell,
Mass, where he has been for few
months.
E. M. Taft, after his election as town
representative invited his friends to his
home on Friday evening, at which time
large number gathered and enjoyed a
bountiful treat.
Mae Bolton visited friends in Bolton
vile one day last week.
The Woman's Relief Corps meet at
William Wallace's, September 20.
The annual meeting of the Alumni So
ciety OF the Caledonia County Grammar
school at Peacham last Friday night
was opened by Prof N. ]. Viii chill Of
Montpelier. w. N Blanchard was NOM
mated chairman Of Getting. Report OF
secretary Miss Mary l.. Martin OF St.
Johnsbury was then read and accepted.
A constitution andby-la WIS was hen read
and adopted. The following officers were
then elected: F. E. Sargent, president
J. G. Brown and Lizzie A. Parker. vice
presidents; N. ]. Whitehill and G. B. M.
Harvey, executive committee; w. A.
Kicker, treasurer; Mary L. Martin, SEC
rotary. Voted to meet the third Thurs
day in August every year.
| Mrs. Abbie Hunt has gone to Wells
River to remain for some time.
Mrs. George Guile spent few dayslast
week with friends in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. j. c. Guthrie is very sick with
asthma.
At town meeting last week E. M. Taft
was elected by one majority for repre-
sentative. The following justices were
elected: Jacob Trussell, w. N. Blan.
chard, L. WEIGH, William V. McLachin,
Frank Chandler.
Miss Anna Williams and Miss Eliza
A. Adams went to South Hadley last
Monday to enter the Seminary.
M. S. Hidden is putting steel roof on
his house also painting all his buildings
Miss Elsie Clark was married Sunday
morning, September 4, to F. T. Churchill
OF Corinth. Reception at her fathers
Monday evening at which time her
friends called to extend congratulations
and best wishes before she left for her
new home at Corinth.
The remains of Mr.. Hubbell of Well.
River, but formerly OF North Danvlle
were brought here for burial last Sunday
afternoon under the auspices of the Ode
Fellows.
Mrs. Alice F. Stevens of Washington
D. c., called on old friends the first O
this week.
R. H. Harvey of Lexington. Mass, ant
Miss Emma Philbrick of Boston VISITED
at Eugene Ashes last week.
Ira 6. Blake Of Worcester, Mass, wa
in town over Sunday. He sang at tn
Congregational church in the morning
and at the sacred concert when he &C
companied his singing with his autoharp
which was much enjoyed by ALL
George Sawin of Boston is spending {
few days with friends.
DR.. L. F. Parker, an aged and esteemed
resident: Of this village died on Monday
DR.. Parker had an extensive practice al
through this region and was one OF the
best known physicians in this county.
Two thousand yards, new styles, il
flannelettes, at prices from 5 cents to II
cents yard at H. H. Carr s, and Lock
wood cotton for 5 cepts a yard.