St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-31
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Ed Webb has purchased the Charles
Webb farm on the North Danville road
now occupied by Magnus Funk.
Harry Blodgett, of Hanover, has been
visiting at DR., o. E. Carriers.
Sam McKinsie was in town last week.
Mr.. McKinsie has disposed OF his store
at Hardwick and talks of going to Bos-
ton.
DR.. Austin Carter, of Hardwick, has
been visiting his brother, DR.. O. E.
Garter.
William Pickett and wife left for An
dover, N. H., Saturday, where they will
make their home with their daughter.
Isaac Green has purchased of Harry
Leighton a small lot of land which
joined Mr.. Green's farm.
DR.. F. L. Beckwith will be at the Elm
House Nov. 5 to II prepared to do all
KINDS OF dental work. -.3.rA
Miss Ada L. Howard, of Methuen,
Mass, who has been spending the sum-
mer at the Elm House, has returned to
| her home.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational
church will give chicken pie supper and
social at the church parlors Wednesday
afternoon and evening. Nov. 10.
Miss Leila Morse entertained about 25
members OF her own and Miss Anna
Rowe's Sunday school class last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Clara Richards is keeping house
for A. c. Mclean.
Presiding Elder ]. O. Sherburn preached
at the Methodist church last Sunday.
Miss Christina Morrill, has gone tc
Lawrence, Mass, to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Stinchfeld.
Mrs. Will Cheever and Miss Nancy
Peck have returned from a short trip tc
Boston.
Mrs. Louise Richards, of Boston, Mrs
Ernest Palmer, of Brooklyn, N. Y, Miss
Ada L. Howard. of Methuen, Mass, who
haue been spending the summer at thu
Elm House, have returned to thei
homes.
Horatio Richardson has moved tt
Morrisville and Ed Badger has engaged
William Brier, of West Burke, to worl
for him. Mr.. Brier has rented the room
in ]. E. Tinker's house, recently occupied
by Mr.. Richardson.
Thomas Clifford, from Maine, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. John Palmer.
Mrs. J. M. Aver has closed her hous
and gone to Hyde Park, Mass, for til
winter. Winfield Smith has also gone t
uvda porly oud MICS Nall;a Slota IN Co
Harbor, Long Island.
Miss Charlotte Meader, who has bee
spending the summer at Isaac Colley':
has returned to her home in New Bee
ford, Mass.
James Pickett has moved to Josep
Farrow's at Walden.
Walter Davis, OF Buenos Ayres, Sout
America, is spending lew days with hi
mother. Mrs. Walter Davis.
Abial Fisher, of Hardwick, has bee
making a short visit to his parents, Nd
and Mrs. John Fisher.
Edwin Kingsbury and Louis Fishe
were elected delegates to the Christia
, Endeayor convention at Lyndonvil
{ this week.
| Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Libbey and Mis-
Anna Rowe were the delegates from tt
: Danville Sunday school to the state col
vention at Barre last week.
: Harvey Buroank successfully passe
his examination for admission to tt
bar and is now full hedged lawyer. Il
stood eighth in a class of Fl with pr
cent of Sc SIP.
! DR.. M. F. Pilgrim, who has been spen'
= ing the summer at Miss Willamett
!, Preston's, has returned to Boston.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hatch ente
Il tanned small party very pleasantly la
t Friday evening.
:. Lawrence Grover, of Southern Pine
l. who has been visiting at Fred Currier
has returned to his home.
s Charles Hardy, OF North Troy, hi
It been visiting his son, Leslie Hardy.
IS E. M. Webster of this town raised tn
If year, from two and one-half acres
land, $50 bushels of corn, pretty goo
{. record On Oct. 22nd Walter Peck Al
Henry Smith threshed Mr.. Webster
4, oats. In seven hours, they threshed 81
,, bushels. This, Mr.. Webster thinks, is
j. record which will be hard to beat.