St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-09
AT DANVILLE.
Recent Deaths.


Recent Deaths.
Benz. Frank Badger died Wednesday
morning after long illness. Mr.. Badger
was born in Danville in June, 1886, and
has always lived here. Heenhstedin Co.
G, Sd VT, being the second man from
Danvlle to enlist He served through
the PeuinsuIar campaign and was cap
tured at the battle OF White House Land
ing and confined in Libbey prison, from
which he was exchanged after a conhne-
ment of two months Rej0ining his reg-
ment, he took part in the battles OF Fred
ericksburg, Gettybu-g Antletam and the
second Bull Run, serving in all threeyears
and four months without receiving a
wound. Returning to DanvlIe he mar
ried Ellen Chapman and settled on
farm. Mrs Badger died seveuy years ago,
since which time he has made his home
with his nephew, Henry Newell, where he
has been tenderly cared for. Mr. Badger
is survived by one brother, Charles
Badger of this town and leaves also a
son, Frank n. Badger, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs Ora Frost of Mlddleboro,
Mass, and Mrs Mary LeBaron OF Pas
coag, X. l. Prayers were held at the
house and a service at the Methodist |
church
Henry Hooker, a former resident OF |
Danville, and a brother OF George Hooker |
of this town, died in Cambridgeport, |
Mass. March IS, aged nearly so years. !
Mr.. Hooker will be well remembered here |
though he has for many years been |
resident of Cambridgeport where he was
ofthe firm OF Morrill, & Hooker machln
lists, and had accumulated large
property
Matters ia General.
Miss Laura Roberts of St. Johnsbury
is visiting Miss Lettie Fisher.
Marshall Stocker has returned to Nor
witch University after a two weeks
Easter vacation.
Miss Ella Page returned Monday to
Johnson for the last term of her post
graduate normal course.
Miss Martha Tice has returned from a
visit to Miss Rosa Kingsbury at Wal
den.
Mrs George Kingsbury is visiting her
son Edwin and other relatives in keene,
n H., and Fitchburg, Mass.
Calvin F. Morrill, has engaged Bert w.
Morrill, to work for him this summer in
his harness shop
Stocker Bros. and Aonzo Page each
entertained parties at their sugar camps
last week.
The Congregational church and So
cietv have received the legacy Of $3.50 60
left them by the estate Of Miss Julia Nor
rill OF Bay City, Michigan.
lanes Collins has a position on the
railroad section between here and st.
Johnsbury.
Salm Woodcock OF Passumpsic has
been visiting Mrs. Milo Woodcock.
D. X Wakefield is building a carriage
house, Geo. l. Green doing the work.
Charles D. Brainard is improving the
looks OF his house by putting in new
windows with large glass.
Ertelle VIM has left the employ OF
Frank Crrne for job on the section.
Miss Edith Ranney and brothers, Earl
and Charlie, have been visiting their
aunts at West Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l. Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Osgood, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Osgood, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Crane
attended the funeral of their uncle, Enoch
Osgood, at Walden Wednesday,
Harold GammelI is visiting his aunt,
Miss Belle Blake.
Geo. Stocker has purchased II acres OF
land near his house of Silas Bovee.
CLYDE Wheeler is home for lew days
from his work at Peacham caring for
cut foot.
At the annual meeting of school dis
trict No 26. Aaron Wesson, A, E. Cur
rier and Winfield Fisher were elected as
the new members of the committee and
tax of 40 cents was raised.
DR.. c L. Libbey has been elected town
Superintendent in place OF Mrs. Josiah !
Morse, who declined reelection,
Mrs. Josiah Morse, has joined her
husband at Suucook, n. II.
Prot. Harry S. Heyer Of Friendship,
Maine and Miss Louise Way of PeaCham
have been engaged as teachers of Philips |
Academy for the spring term.
John Williams returned Friday from |
a six weeks visit to friends in Washing
ton, D. c., and BROOKLYN. N. y.
Z. H. Brown has returned from three
weeks visit to his sou in law, Edward
Somers, at East Peacham.
Mr. and Mrs, George Hooker have re-
turned from a three weeks trip to
Cambridgeport, Mass, where they at
tended the funeral of Mr. uookers
brother, Henry Hooker, and afterward
visited their three children located in
Boston and vicinity.
CaIarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts direct
" on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi