St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-22
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.
Deferred Items.)

Mrs. S Ella Macomber from Amherst is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs En-
gene H lllett.
Neighbors and friends congratulate
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Brown on the
arrival of another son.
Hiram Pierce and Albert Evans have
been spending several days in Maine at
their old hunting grounds. They were
sue essiul, as usual, each bringing home
a deer. Thy found snow on the ground
and many moose tracks.
Mrs. E. 0. Finel has returned to her
son home in Boston.
Mrs. Luci7a Eeglestop of Burke, who
has lcen visit, g at H. {, Powers and
ut other friends has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Earl of West Somervile made a
short visit at E. H. Stones and H D.
Perce's recently.
M. Mungeon recently entertained his
pients from Maine.
Mrs. Josiah Ward visited her sister in
Thettord recently.
R,v. H. w. Worthen and wifi. have been
visiting Their son in Bradford.
The carnation pjnks on the stand pre-
81 led over by the ladies of this place at
the recent Food Fair at St. Iohnsbury,
were made by Mrs Jane Huntley and so
rearly resembIed the genuine as to deceive
nearly every one and many would not be
convinced of the imitation until they had
tested their fragarce.
Rev. Mr.. Williams OF p, acham preached
al tie Congregational church Sunday in
exchange with Rev. P. B. Fisk,
temperance meeting was held at the
Congregational church Sunday evening
under the direction Of the w. c. T. T.,
Rev. Mr.. McDougal delivering the adj
dress. 1t was very good and lister e to
with marked attention. Rev. MIR. Will
hams made the closing remarks.
Quite a number from here went to BOs-
ton on the excursion last week, including
Milo Park. Mr. and Mrs. George Hallett,
MIR, aud Mrs. Sam Piper, Miss Helen
l. Graves and Grace Qumby, {. J, Bow
ker, Mrs. Kendall Huse, Mr.. Gould, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Bradley.
Frank Brewer and Sid Leonard are
building barn for Bert Lougee.
X ndall IIuse has bought the Batch
elder farm just south of the North Oar
vile meeting house and w II take p )sses.
sion in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miles from
Ftchbu'g, Mass, vsiOe e his son Alden,
and other rel Iti9,s last week MI
Niles formerly lived here and was val
liable hand Tor years in the Bacon & Co.
paper mil.
The washout near the blacksmith shop
was filled last week and the temporary
bridges removed This week the chasm
made by the treshet of last July, near
Beauregard's, is being bridged, so Bible
H II people will have th-ir old road to
use again. This puts all the roads in a
paseable condition but a large amount
of fi'lrg ard grading will have to he
done to put them in good shape. The
new bridge was so near completed Fri
day as to all wv of travel over it. 1t is
fine looking and substantially built
bridge, resting on massive abutments
and the whole structure looks as though
it would stand for ages.
Mrs. P. L. Pierce has been worse for
the past few days.
Property sold at low figures at the d.
worth auction, Thur sdly. he farm
was not Sid
The Olcutt farm on Bible Hill has been
sold to Mr. Tolman from Greensboro
and he has taken possession.
Miss Grace Fisk returne last week
Tuesday from her visit to Lunenburg.