St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-02-13
DANVILLE.

| undergoing quite GA ~ pan y WIN
be reopened Wednesday, Feb. 20. Public
services will be held in the afternoon and
evening and a sociable and supper will be
served in the vestry. An excellent pro-
gram is being arranged in which good
speakers from out of town will take part.
! The repairs Just made consist of new
steel ceiling and the repainting and re-
decorating OF the entire interior. The
ceiling is a lavender color with two GEN.
tiers for chandeliers and the color shades
harmoniously into light green at the
sides, with panels in green and gold. The
door in perspective at the back of the
pulpit has been replaced by cross and
crown with a wreath of holly. The
changes greatly improve the church and,
together with the new furnace and the
raising and repairing OF the vestry, done
last summer, give the society a church
which they may we'll be proud of. The
expenses of the changes have all been
provided for except about $3.50.
School in Pumpkin Hill district closed
Saturday. The pupils who had no marks
were Mary Varnum, Mary Clement,
Rena Ward, Walter Gould and Roy
Church. Mittie Church and Walter
| SWEET were absent only one day and
Blanche Lacourse and Elmer Ward day
and half. This term the pupils who
missed no words in spelling were Oscar
Lacourse, Blanche Lacourse, Mary Var
mum, Esther Ward. Elmer Ward, Rena
Ward, Harley Clark, Walter Gould, Mat.
tie Gould, Fred Vim, Lillian Vim,
Frank Vim, Carroll Vim, Mary Glenn
ent and Amos Shatney. The scholars
presented the teacher, Miss Dorcas Jud-
kins of Passutupsic with a substantial
purse OF money as token of their APP
probation of her efforts in their behalf.
Mrs. Minnie Brown and sons of Pea
cham have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fisher.
Mrs Lucy Moore, Mrs. Abial Palmer
and Miss Anna Rowe have been suffering
from the grip the past week.
W. H. Mann of North Hero, who has
been visiting Harvey Burbank, was TAX
en- quite i'll with the grip and was con6n-
ed to his room for week. He had so
far recovered as to get away Monday.
George Bagby is suffering from an at
tack Of the grip and Fred Leighton is as
sisting at the creamery.
Mrs. Salma Davis supplied at the or
gan of the Congregational church Sum
day, Mrs. F, ]. Preston bling i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heath of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Ella Crane, who has been i'll with
neuralgia, is better.
Henry Peck, who has been quite lame
and confined to the house, is able to be
out again.
Miss Eva Hall, who has been at work
for Rev. S. G. Lewis, has returned to her
home in East Cabot, on account Of sick
ness there.
Jennie Hatch is again at her familiar
place at the Methodist parsonage.
The students of Phillips Academy will
give an exhibition and promenade at the
Town hall Friday evening, Feb. %, at
7 80. The program will consist of de.
clama tions, vocal and instrumental mus
c and the popular drama, Between the
Acts" Promenade from 10 to II 80
Admission, Is cents; pupils of the pub
lie schools, 10 cents.
"a Virginia Romance" the drama
which was given by home talent at the
Town Hall Friday and Saturday even
irgs was well attended III spite of bad
W, ather and $7S taken. The actors
we're well gotten up and all performed
their parts so exceleutly that it would
be difficult to say one did better thar
another. The music by Messrs. Paul O
Morrisvile vioinists, Salma Davis, cor
nttist, and Mrs. Davis, pianist, was very
enjoyable and added greatly to the occa
sion. Saturday evening the young PEG
pie remained for a short promenade.
barge load OF 20 gentlemen from St
Johnsbury took supper at the Elm Hous
and attended the entertainment at tn,
hall Saturday evening.
E. H. Brown is at East Peacham car
ing for his son-inlaw, Ed Somers, wht
is quite i'll with the grip.
Arthur Borland was the successful bid
der for the Barnet mail route for the mex
tour years. The new rural delivery plal
is being put into effect on this route.
Henry Smith was home Saturday for
short stop. He is employed on the Pas
sumpsic division OF the B. & M. railroad
The school at the Center district, whicl
was closed on account of scarlet fever
reopened Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Newell is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs E B. Ingalls, of St. Johns
bury visited at George Cranes last week
Miss Maud Kinneson has returne,
from business trip to Boston.
, Bank Examiner Fish OF Vergennes wa
in town Monday making an official visi
to Caledonia National bank.
Leslie Hardy has been making a week
visit to his parents at Troy.