St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-08-03
DANVILLR.


visit to his parents in Troy, NY.
Bliss N. Davis Of Washington, D. c.,
Miss Anna Davis of Utica, N. Y, are VS.
iting their aunt, Miss Emily Davis.
Mrs. ]. B. Mattocks is visiting her son,
w. d. Mattocks, in Boston.
George w. Fiske and Sarah Fiske of
Lowell have been visiting relatives in
town the past two weeks.
A party of about a dozen of Danvile
young folks are camping at Willoughby
this week.
Mrs. Lettie Grosdevant and daughter
OF Burlington have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Andrew West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Freeman Of Ian
caster, n. H., have been visiting her
brother, w. c. Cheever.
Miss Mary Mastin OF St. Johnsbury
has been visiting at H. S. Dole's.
Miss Ada Howard OF Methuen, Mass,
K. A. Kingston of Boston, Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rowe, Walter Algie and
Mrs. L. E. Clark of Boston are stopping
at the Elm House.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Anderson of Boston
have been visiting at o. H. Stevens.
The new arrivals at Thurber's are
Miss E. D. Adams and Miss Nancy
Adams of West Newton, Mass, Miss A.
L. Macomber of New Bedford, Mass,
Mrs. A. A. Kent and son of New Bedford,
G. G. Brown and Miss Ella Terrell of
Brooklyn, N. Y, W. M. Haskell OF Glens
oil I'D
OF East Orange, NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hardy of Newport
Center are visiting their son, Leslie
Hardy.
D. D. Hall is spending few days at
Old Orchard Beach.
George Shepard Of West Danville was
tried before Justice Brainard last Satur-
day for the crime of selling horse with
out H. B. Badgers permission, on which
horse Mr.. Badger had lien. Lawyer
Dutton OF Hardwick represented Mr..
Badger and Harland Howe OF St. Johns
bury Mr.. Shepard. Mr.. Shepard was
acquitted. The trial lasted until nearly
midnight and was attended by large
number OF people.
D. c. Conner has returned from visit
to friends in Montpelier, Barre and
Stowe.
The Crane family held reunion and
picnic at A. B. Hoyt's. About 40 were
present and very enjoyable day was
spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Currier, Mrs. Cal.
vim Woodland, Mrs. Andrew West and
Susie Greenbanks are at Old Orchard
Beach for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Hill of West Der.
lin have been visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brainard Of
Montpelier are visiting at Charles D
Brainard's.
A mail service going west at a. m
and returning at $50 p. m. adds to the
convenience OF the patrons OF the post
| office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Wiley of Esat st
Johnsbury visited at George W. Cook:
last week. While here Mrs. Wiley had G
slight shock of paralysis.
Mrs. L. F. Preston is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. J. F. Page, at St. Johns
bury.
Walter c. Haviland has returned t.
his home in HOLSTER, Mass.
Asa Fellows has gone to Boston t.
work on the r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stevens of Oakland
Cal, are visiting at Frank Suckers.
Miss Mabel Lane of Somerville. Mass.
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry Danforth.
cream social at Masonic hall, Aug. 10
to which every one is invited. Suppe
10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. M. Dole are spending
short vacation at Old Orchard.
William Cheney Of Morrisville is stop
ping at w. c. Heath's.
Mrs. Alice Rick and son and Mrs. Emm
Rick OF Charlestown, Mass, are board
ing at W. c. Heath's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley of Lyndon ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Hodgdon G
Cabot are visiting at George Hodgdon's
Miss Lila Hodgdon and Miss Deli
Nutting. are attending the Summe
school for teachers at St. Johnsbury.
During the severe thunder shower c
July %, lightning struck the barn c
Zenas Kittrdge on the Richards place
doing considerable damage but not sci
ting it on fire.
Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythia:
has invited the lodges at st. Johnsbury
Lyndon, Hardwick, Marsh6eld, Barto
Landing and Groton to join them i
picnic at Lakeside resort at Yves
Danvlle Tuesday, August II. TIL
bands from St. Johnsbury, Cabot an
Marst field have been invited. Goo
speakers are expected and undoubtedl
there will be very large gathering
the Knights.
Don't forget the Old Orchard Beac
excursion Sunday, August 7.