St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-07-23
AT DANVILLE.

are planning lOr ldlT 20 De n6u dDOu
the middle of August. 1t is hardly hoped
to equal the very successful fair of two
years ago at which 5000 was cleared
but good fair and entertainment ar
expected.
Henry Crane is very seriously i'll, con
tinuation of the poor health from wh1cl
he has so long suffered as the result OF ;
long service in the army. A consultation
of doctors have advised an operation tC
discover if maybe the exact cause of thu
difficulty, meanwhile Mr.. Crane has t.
be kept constantly under the influence o
opiates to relieve his pain, which is very
great.
E. E. Badgers blacksmith shop has
been a very busy place for some tint
past, and for the last few days James
Rodgers has been assisting there i'll add
ton to Robert Mccullough, who work:
there regularly.
Frank Badger is building a new house
on his farm near South Danville and has
done nearly all the work himself.
Fred Odekirk is building barn.
Marshall J. Morrill, is visiting at Ash
land, n. H.. for few weeks
Mrs. ]. N. Sargent of East Peacham
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Palmer.
Mrs. L. D. Lowering of West Derby is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Tice.
Carl E. Alison of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. S. N. ingalls,.
Mrs. A. L. ingalls, is quite i'll with cry
sipelas,
Mrs. Henry Cook of Montpelier is
stopping at Thurber's.
Ralph Preston of St. Johnsbury spent
Sunday at George Hodgdon's.
Mrs. George Wright of Passumpsic is
at Henry Cranes and assisting in the
care of Mrs. Crane.
Mrs. Ida Rabbit went to Boston
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Alice
Blanchard.
Mrs. !. B. Mattocks and Mrs. c. c.
Trull of Lyndon are visiting at Mrs. J.
S. Durant's.
Miss Annie Mccormick of st, Johns
bury has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Eli Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Fisk of Morrisville
spent Sunday at Thurber's.
Mrs. \. V. FIather and Miss Flather
OF Boston are stopping at Thurbers.
Miss Hazel Laurie of Victoryis visiting
her cousin, Miss Edith Ranney.
Mrs. A. B. Hoyt spent Sunday with
her husband at Wocott.
Miss Mabel Esden OF Greensboro has
been visiting at A. G. Thompson's.
Isaac Colby left gate open during the
hurry OF haying and valuable year
old colt of his strayed on to the track
and was so injured by the express Friday
night that it had to be killed.
Mrs. c. F. Morse of st. Johnsbury and
her daughter, Mrs. H. w. Blake and
Bessie Blake Of Chicago, took dinner at
Rev. Mr.. Cummings last Friday. Mrs.
Blake and Mrs. Cummings were class
mates at Mt. Holyoke and met for the
first time in IS years. Mrs. Morse and
Mrs. Cummings mothers were members
of the class of 1855 at Mt. Holyoke,
being graduated twenty-five years earlier
than their daughters. Mrs. Stephen
Knowlton was also a member OF the
class of SIS.
Rev. George H. Cummings was called
to the telephone Saturday by his three
sisters, two of whom, Mrs. M. Lizzie
Gamble and Miss Anna M. Cummings,
lad Just arrived at his fathers home in
Straiford, VT, having sailed from Cape
Town, South Africa, on June II. Mrs.
Gamble has been absent from this country
about II years. Miss Cummings was
here about FIVE years ago and is remem
bered by some in this vicinity who heard
her speak in the interests of Huguenot
Seminary and College. They will doubt
less visit their brother later in the season
at the parsonage.
Mrs. Matthew Steele will long remem
ember her birthday of last Thursday "a
one of the events of a lifetime. Abou
thirty of her friends from st. Johnsbur,
spent the day with her at D. P, Cove
ny's and enjoyed a picnic dinner. Their
were present from St. Johnsbury, Mrs
Kate Gilman Brock, Miss Helen Albee
Mrs. E. M. Harris and children, Mrs. "
D. Wilcomb, Mrs. c. X. Lynch, Mrs. L
E. Sargent and children, Mrs. E. w. Flu
Ter and son, Mrs. E. E. Evans, Mrs. I
A. Allison and son, Mrs. c. P. Dave
Carl Allison of Lawrence, Mass, Mr.. '
B. Sargent, Mary Sargent. Mrs. Kat
Wilson and children, Mrs. H. Burdick, {
this town, and Mrs. Geo Burdick of Bo'
ton. The train stopped at the crossin
very near by both going and returnin
and all noted the day wholly enjoyabI
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Jennings, who
have been visiting at lE. W. Sturtevant
returned to their summer home at Be
mar N. j., Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Taylor is visiting friends G
Walden this week.
Miss Florence Morse is visiting frienc
at Greensboro and Hardwick.
James Borland, jr., has gone to Ru
land to accept position with the Tut
Company.
George 6. Bruce of Woburn, Mass,
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Fisher.
Misses Lena and Eva Carrick of Brood
Ign, n. y, and Miss Mary Adams
Stowe have been visiting at W. N. West
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Baker, of Wa
than, Mass, are visiting at S.
Morse's.
F.W. Cheever of St. Johnsbury yisitt
his son, VIII Cheeyer, Thursday.
Miss Iemina Trail Of Barre is visitii
her sister, Mrs Sam Currier.
At the democratic caucus Saturdi
evening D. P. Coyeny was elected cbai