St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-11
DANVILLR.
Wedding Anniversaries.

few OF the neighbors and friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Burdick called on
them Tuesday evening of last week to
remind them that it was the 18th ami
versary of their welded lie, bringing
with them not only smiles and hearty
congratulations, but substantial tokens
Of their love and esteem. Among the
pretty and useful things presented was
fine oak writing desk and book case
combined, several pieces OF linen from
Mr.. Burdick's mother, and beautiful
cut glass set from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burdick of Barton.
About fifty OF the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. X. Wakefield very pleasantly
surprised them Monday evening by help
ing them celebrate the tenth anniversary
of their marriage. Refreshments were
served and the evening was spent IN
very pleasant and social manner and the
party dispersed leaving many substan-
tial tokens of their friendship and best
wishes for long and happy welded lite.
DanviIIe Creamery.
At the annual meeting OF the Danvl'e
Creamery Association held Jan. 5, NJ. v.
B. Sargent, +. H. Clark. Frank d.
Stocker, lanes d. Stevens and II. b.
Mcdonald were elected directors; Charles
Z. Morse and Ned B. Stocker, auditors
Nelson A Dole, secretary and treasurer.
The same help will remain in the cream
cry as last year: E. w. Hunt, Amos
Wesson and George Bagby. The asso.
citation again report very successful
year.
Amount of butter made 256, 721 pounds
at a cost Of S O177 per pound. Average
price paid patrons $50 SIP. The re
ceipts for the year amounted to nearly
$51 900.
, The management offer no new induce
m.nts to its patrons. Their interests
will be looked after to the best OF thei
ability. They claim to have one OF tn
very best markets for their butter, on
retail concern using 5000 pounds or NOR
G per week.
) There will be an oyster supper at tn
Methodist church on Wednesday evening
t Ian. 25, for the benefit Of the pastor
t the church. Admission for adults D
# cents; children % cents. cordial inv
!. tation is extended to all to be present.
l. The ladies of the Methodist churc
e will hold social at Mrs. Henry Crane
: Wednesday evening, Jan. II. Cake an
It coffee will be served.
I Mrs. ]. B. Mattocks is quite sick.
Charles Ingalls, was taken very suddel
II " i'll on Sunday with an attack OF Il
l. grip.
@ w. n. McNaughton is visiting his pa
,r ents in Canada.
John X. Lowell has sold his farm
y William Blain of West Barnet, al
Frank T. Blain will move on to it imm
rt diately.
TX There will be special meeting
Washburn Lodge, F. & A. M, Wedntt
10 day evening OF this week. The distrl
of deputy will be present. The 81 degr
he will be worked and banquet served.
IS, There will be a district meeting
ne Knights of Pythias held with Dam
e. lodge, Thursday evening, Jan. II. I
re grand chancellor will be present. Hal
tn wick lodge will work degree and bs
quet will be served.
Ernest Morse from Albany, n. Y,
. visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ,.
90 Morse.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burdick OF Bart
~, visited his brother last week.
of The Village Improvement ASSOCIATE
a has arranged with Major K. ii. Hend
ng shot and son to give an entertainm'
iii at the Town Hall, Saturday, Janui
ne 81. Major Hendcrshot is the origi
ere drummer boy of the Rappahannock
"a, his son the most wonderful drum
res and fier in America.