St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-23
AT DANVILLE.
News in General.


The many friends of S. 0. Morse will
regret to hear that on account OF con-
tinued i'll health he has decided to sell out
his large stock of hardware and general
merchandise and go out Of business. Mr..
Morse has been in business here for 10
years and has always had large trade.
The location is very excellent one and
it will be a good opportunity Tor some
one to 90 into business.
The ladies aid society Of the Methodist
church will hold a social at the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming of this week.
LAWYER Burbank accompanied by his
bride returned to town last week and
has moved into Harry Osgood's house
for the present.
Clarence Hatch is moving from Miss
w. A. Preston's house to Z. NJ. Webster 5
tenement here.
Harvey Burbank, Esq, has commenced
work on his house L. H. Brown assist
ing him.
", n. West noticed the large egg re-
Dorted in last weeks Cabot items ana
can easily beat it, as he now has heHs
egg that measures 9lsX6l2 inches.
The spring term of Phillips Academy
onened Tuesday with Prof H. S. Huyer
of Friendship, Me, as principal, and MISS
Cora Whitcher primary teacher.
Mrs. Charles Rannev OF St. JOhnsbury
is visiting her brother, D. X. Wakefield.
Mrs. F. J. Preston sprained her ankle
quite severely last week.
Mrs. Frank Palmer supplied as organ
ist at the Congregational church Sunday
morning.
Diamond Chapter, O. E. S, will have
work on Tuesday evening OF this week
Miss Sadie Newell who is being
treated for lameness and has been con-
fined to her bed for several weeks, IS now
able to sit up She will be confined to
crutches Tor some time, though she ex'
pects in time to make a complete re-
covery.
Miss Goldie Williams, who, on account
of continued i'll health, has been obliged
to give up attending St. Johnsbury Acad-
envy, is visiting her fathers brother in
Greenfield, Mass.
George Howe OF Carroll, N. H., visited
his sisters, Mrs. W. F. Dole and Mrs. J.
H. Fisher, last week.
Mrs. Lucy Moore slipped and fell on
the ice and broke her wrist last tuesday
Arthur Bennett OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
who spent his vacation here last sum
mer, has been in town tor a few days.
The schools about town are commenc'
ing. Miss Olive Davis teaches in the
Morrill, district; Miss Emma Stevens on
the hill Miss Mary Hodgdon in the Kit
fridge schoolhouse; Miss Weber at
Morse's Mills; Miss Alice Hamilton at
Hrrvev; Miss Nellie Bacon at the Center
school; Miss Deha Nutting at Pumpkin
Hill; Miss Frances Newell at Greenbanks.
Miss Rosa Kingsbury has been visiting
friends in town Tor few days
Mrs. George Kingsbury has returned
from a visit to relatives IN keene, N. H.,
and Fecbburgh, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perkins OF st.
Iohnsbury have been visiting at CALVIN
F. Morrill's.
Calvin c. Morrill, is visiting in Boston.
Winfield Fisher and Peter Pettingill are
building a barn for Fremont Ranney at
St. Johnsbury.
Frank N. Tinker of Mount Hermon
school, Mortified, Mass, is visiting his
brother, J E, Tinker.
DR.. G. A. Garter and daughter Hope OF
Hardwick, have been visiting at Dr. u
B. Carriers.
Charles Eastman and family visited at
David Woods at Sheffield, last week.