St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-02-05
DANVIl.LE.

. | mother IN washington, ~ - h'o
q Edith Rauney accompanied her and vii
4 make a short visit there.
On account of the bad weather tn
special Christian EndeavOr meeting cele
, brating the DIST birthday Of the Chris
tan Endeayor movement was postponed
and will be held next Sunday evening
Everyone is cordially invited.
: Dana Badger and Abel Hartshorn have
entered into a new business, the raising
OF Angora goats, each having procured
two does OF that breed one OF Mr.
Badgers being OF registered stock. 1t i:
the goat whose fleece is the mohair o
commerce a product in such increasing
demand, especially for the finest quality
as to promise large profits to the enter
prising breeders Incidentally, the meat
is good for food and the skins bring fair
prices tor rugs. 1t is possible that this
may be the beginning Of a new industry
and goats may replace the sheep which
were formerly kept in much larger mum.
bers than now.
Ralph Kelsey of North Danville is Wis
iting at Fred Stocker's.
Mrs Henry Preston of St. Johnsbury
is visiting Miss W. A. Preston.
The woman's home and foreign mis-
sionary societies will meet on Thursday
afternoon Of this week at Miss w. A.
Preston's.
Miss Nellie Bailey of ST. Johnsbury is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Gilbert.
Mrs. May Tilton Rodgers and children
of Passumpsic spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. J. S. Tllton.
Ernest Moore has gone to ST. Johns
bury to work for Harry Carr.
Mrs. Lavina Ward is moving from
Wesley Ward S to the home OF her brother,
E. T. Weeks.
1t does not seem to be generally known
that the Village Improvement Associa-
ton have established permanent fund
for the care of the cemetery to which be-
quests may be left with an assurance
that they will be forever kept and the in
come used at the cemetery. At the re-
quest OF several we publish in full the
terms Of the contract between the village
Improvement Association and the Citi-
zens Savings Bank. Two hundred dol
lars has already been paid in for this
fund and it is hoped that more may be
received soon:
The Village improvement Association of |
Danville was organized among other put- |
poses, ITO beautfy the village cemetery" |
that is, the cemetery located near Danville |
Green. Now to beautity and keep the Gene
terry in a neat and tidy condition at all times
the said Village Improvement Association
to raise fund, the principal sum of
which is to be forever kept the inc pme of |
which is to be expended upon the grounds,
fences and approaches in such a manner as
to keep the same in neat and tidy cond-
ton. Now to that end and for that purpose
and use and in consideration that the funds
raised for the purpose aforesaid be deposited |
and kept in trust With the Citizens Savings |
said Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Co,
hereby agrees to accept the fund so raised,
depo tied and left in trust with it, and to
pay the annual income from said trust fund |
to the executive committee of the said Vii.
lage Improvement Association of Danvillc |
Green, or to such other person or persons as
the said Village Improvement Association
shall select
1t agrees to pay and allow on said trust |
fund the same rates as it now allows or may |
hereafter allow its patrons in the Savings |
Bank department and subject to all the con- |
ditions and terms of such Savings Bank de- |
partment deposits, this income to be paid |
annually In case the said Village Improve |
ment association should fail to elect officers |
to take, receive and eX end the income of the |
said trust fund, then the said trustee the |
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Company |
may apply to the judge of probate of Gale
donia county who is hereby authorized to
appoint three competent and trusty persons,
residents OF DanYille, to receive and expend |
the annual income of the said trust fund for
purposes before named and for no other
whatever. And it is also stipulated that in
case this trustee discontnues it's banking
business it is to turn the said trust fund over
tuition to hold upon such terms as the
of the SAID Village Improve
ment Association and the said successor of
this trustee may agree.
Earle, the six. year old son of |. H. |
Fisher, fell a distance OF about II feet |
Monday OF last week, striking on the ice
and quite severely bruising him. Later
IN the week he was confined to his bed |
and quite teverish and it was feared that |
he had received internal injuries, but he
now seems to be recovering.
Ernest Hartshorn. while saving wood |
with circular saw Saturday, had the |
misfortune to cut the middle finger OF |
his right hand so severely that it had to |
be amputated below the first Joint.
A large number of the friends of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Harry Leighton gave them a
pound party Tuesday evening,
About 20 of the young friends of Ray |
Nuttlng gave him surprise party on
Saturday evening.
There will be a special meeting Of Wash
burn lodge, +, & A. NJ, Saturday even
ing, Feb. is; work in the second degree.
Joseph Morrill, OF Barnet, is working
for his brother Calvin Morrill,, in the |
harness shop.
Mrs. Matthew Steele and son Albert
visited at St. Johnsbury Saturday and
Sunday.
6. H, Belanger and sister, Mrs. A.
Davagnon, visited at Morrisvile a few
days last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Morrill, of Mont.
peLer spent Sunday at Isaac Morrill's.
Mr., and Mrs, Arthur Heath of St.
lohnsbury have been visiting at w. c.
| Heatbs.
The ladies Of the Ladies Aid Society of
| the Congregational church will hold
social at the church parors on Wednes-
| day afternoon and evening, Feb. IL. In
| NoHHCNtlOH with tilS social meeting OF
| the Congregational church and society
will be held at 100 p. m. to authorize
the committee to act in behalf of the
church in receiving the bequest and in ac
cepting the condition to keep in good
order the cemetery lot at North Danvllle
where Miss Morrill, is buried.
Mr.. aud Mrs, John Whtcher visited
their son at Walden last week and Mr..
Whltcher made a short business trip to
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