St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-03-26
AT DANVILLE.
A New Organ Ordered.

The organ committee OF the COngrC 4
+onal church have ordered pipe organ
70 he built for them by the E. H. Hall
70 ofNew Haven, Conn. Mr.. North of
hat company was in town last week,
and If was decided that the organ shall
he naced in the center OF the platform.
In size it will be about Il 1t. wide by 7
f. deeD and as high as the church will
allow. 1t is to be completed and in the
church by July 1. 1t is to cost $500. it
being the full amount given by Mrs. Wal
ter Davis.
Matters in General.
C,S. Dole has gone to Glover to assist
in appraisng the stock OF goods in the
store recently purchased of Mr.. French
by B. U. Wells.
so. Morse received a car load of flour
and one OF phosphate last week.
Mrs. Ida Babbtt has been quite ill the
past week with the grip. Her daughter,
Mrs. Aaron Wesson, has so far recovered
as to be able to sit up few hours in the
day.
You should have your dog licensed on
or before April list, in order to do so for
ST 90. After that date the law makes
cost of license double that amount.
Mrs. Fred Leighton, Mrs. Charles Tice
and Miss Edna Hunt visited Mrs. Tees
sister, Mrs. Lowering, at West Derby last
week
Mr. and Mrs. PIiny Hamilton of New
port have been spending few days at
Rev. Joseph Hamilton's.
Mrs. Mary Anne Gray, who has been
spending the winter at George Hodg-
don's, has returned to Lyndon and Mrs
HodgdOn accompanied her and spent
few days thee.
Miss May Burdick was assisted by a
number OF her friends in celebrating her
birthday last week.
Mrs. Morton Holly and son of Cam.
bridge are visiting at Edwin Webster's.
Mrs. E K. Hill was in town few DAYS
last week on her way from Passumpsic
to Greensboro.
The Sunday school of the CongreCa.
ti5nalist church will hold special service
on Sunday evening. 1t will consist of
rotations, singing, etc, appropriate to
the Easter season,
John Drown has been quite i'll with the
grip the past week.
Mrs. Odekjrk is very i'll and her ad
yanced age, SO years, makes her recovery
very doubtful.
Mrs. H. B. Mcdonald returned to Min
neapolis Monday.
Josiah Morse went Tuesday to resume
work with Harvey Varnum's steam
shovel
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen D, Morse re-
turned Wednesday rom four weeks
visit with relatives and friends in New
York, Paterson, n, J., aud Washington,
DC.
Mr.. aud Mrs Ray Kendall OF Laconia,
n H., have been visiting at Pliny Nc
Donald's the past week.
BENZ H. Abbott of Barnet has been
visiting at ". n, Vests.
Isaac Green has bought Is acres of
pasture of Abel Hartshorn and has sold
the pasture he purchased of A, {. Mclean
last tall to {, E, Badger
Albert Kicker and frieni TapIin of St.
Johns ury were guests at F. B, Stocker's
Saturday OF last week.
Mrs. Spencer Tiiton and Mrs. Arson
Hoyt visited at George Wrights at Pas
sumpSjc last week also Mrs. Tiltons
daughter, Mrs Archie Rogers.
Mrs. Augusta Pearl, who has been Wis.
ting her father, Col. William Dole, for
few weeks, has returned to her home in
Mcludoes much improved in health.
Alfred Howe has returned to Carol,
n H., i'll.
George Burdick Of Boston, son Of n. W.
Bnrdick. OF this place, suffered a severe
shock of paralysis last week,
Herbert Reed from Bishops Crossing,
Canada, is in town.
Edwin Webster is home from visit to
relatives in Cambridge.