St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-10

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Charles Thurber has been confined to
his bed with rheumatism the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Kemp of North
Wolcott, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Zenas Kittredge.
Mrs. ]. Batchelder OF st. Johnsbury
visited friends in town last week.
Remember the social at the Congrega-
tional church Wednesday evening.
William Oderkirk and family OF Con
cord, N. H., have been visiting at Harry
Osgood's the past week and together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood visited at
Swanton Saturday,
w. D. Mattocks of Boston has been
making a short visit to his mother, Mrs.
7. B. Mattocks.
Miss Anna Rowe entertained her Sun
day school class very pleasantly last
Friday evening.
A. E. Currier has a fine new bicycle
tired buggy, the first one owned In this
village.
Miss Kenerson cordially invites the
public to attend the opening of fall hats.
bonnets and fancy goods on Friday and
Saturday of this week.
John Barnett is very i'll at the home OF
his son, Lester Barnett.
Miss Abbie Davis is home after an abb
seuce of several weeks.
George Hooker su9ered several pain,
full injuries by falling down a flight OF
stairs.
Col. William Dole is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Greenbank at auckland,
Conn.
Mrs. D. K. Wakefield, Jr., who has
been critically i'll the past week, is slowly
improving.
Mrs. Warner Bingham and Miss Nellie
Batchelder of West Concord, and Harry
Batchelder of West Burke, have beer
visiting at George Garvin's.
Mrs. lanes Pettingill, who was re
ported last week to be suffering from
Shock, proved to be suffering from
stoppage of the circulation in her let
arm and amputation proved necessary
The operation proved very successful
and she is now recovering.
Work On the sidewalk from the villag
to the cemetery is progressing favorably
The walk is all marked out, the cinder
have come and before cold weather tn
. village improvement association wi
have accomplished another improve
{ ment.
Will Bowdich and family are movln
to Fairbanks Village, where Mr.. Bow
dich has work in the scale shops.
e Miss Kate Currier has accepted pos
ton as teacher in the New York State II
stitute for deaf and dunno and left Sa
urday to commence her work.
There will be a special business NEE
p ing of Damon Lodge, No. 16, K. T
:. Thursday evening, Oct. IL. Afull atten'
e ance is requested.
!. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist s.
4 ciety will give social in the church pa
e lors Wednesday afternoon and evenin
Oct. IT.
# Tohn Sias, who has been quite i'll Il
}. past week, is slowly improving.
e Miss Ada L. Howard OF Methue
Mass, who has been spending t.
r summer at the Elm House, has been co
fined to her room by illness the pa
v week.
(, Mrs. William Perkins and Mrs. Mel
- Bailey of Lancaster, N. H., have been
- town the past week owing to the 1llne
- of Mrs. D. K. Wakefield, Jr.
- William Pickett offers his live sto
y and personal property at auction Sat.
- dav, Oct. 20, on account OF poor healt
~ Mr.. Pickett talks of going to t
Il Soldiers Home to live.
D. D. Hall, who disposed OF his Il
stock at auction last week, will visit
e brother, DR.. Hall, at Medford, Mas
IN and then go south for his health t
as winter.
rt About IS of the friends of Louis FISH
Ill reminded him of his 21st birthday Ii
Friday evening by genuine surpr
party. Miss Lila Hodgdon, in their
half. presented him with fine wal
:, chain and charm as token OF the triel
g ship and Il pleasant social time was
joyed in spite of the very rainy wealth
,r lanes Borland is visiting at Gree
boro.
Mrs. Nelson M. Nay, of Underhill, {
W Mrs. E, W. Holmes, of Westtord, v1sl
their brother, A. W. Nay, last week.
re John Morency, of St. Johnsbury,
liz painting and papering Il. S. Dole's
house.
an Mrs. Abial Shurtleff offers her persc
!" property at auction next Saturday
has rented her house to George Bias
est tor two years and she will go SCOT
Ups California where she will make her h'
ere with her brother.
1er The annual meeting of the Village
provement association will be held
I've the library rooms on Monday even
N. Oct. Is, at half past seven o'clock
The full attendance of the members OF
association is desired.
YES George c. Cary advertises at auc
at his North Danville farm on Thurst
Oct. 1S, his dairy herd of Shortho
swine harnesses, wagons, etc. This
-. great chance for farmers to get pure
70 stock at their own price.
or PASsU1PSIC.
ars. The meetings held during last '
Ier: were quite largely attended and qui
aid good interest was manifested. Rev.
to Dawson is a very strong preacher
but his words carried conviction, we d.