St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-02
AT DANVILLE.


The directors OF Caledonia National
Bank have decided to add a savings
bank department which will offer to in
dividuals and societies an exceptional
opportunity for the safe disposition of
their spare cash at fair rate of interest.
The deposits in the savings department
will be guaranteed by the entire capital
stock and undivided profits OF the bank,
amounting to $4,000, and also by the
stockholders liability OF $4,000 more.
This large guarantee fund gives absolute
security to depositors, as does also the
well known conservative management
of the bank, which since its organization
in 1926 as a state bank has always been
very successful and within recent years
the stock has sold as high as $3.50 per
100. This new department seems as
sured of success from the start as it is
well known that large sums of Danville
money are deposited in other savings
bank and many will prefer the home
bank when this new departure becomes
generally known.
Easter ObservRnCes.
In observance of Easter the churches
were decorated with ported plants and
at the morning service Easter sermons
were preached. At the Congrega-
tional church a very effective part of the
decorations was a cross of evergreen
under the words "Christ is Risen" In
the evening the Sunday school gave an
Easter exercise in which the Junior de-
partment participated largely. 1t con-
sisted of music, recitations, readings and
short talk by the pastor, Rev. 6. H.
Cummings, and was enjoyed by large
audience.
of General Interest.
Miss Lura Wesson is spending a few
weeks with friends in South Ryegate.
Mrs. Calvin Morrill, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Perkins, of St. Johnsbury
John c. Dow OF Livingstone, Montana
is stopping at Fred Frye's.
Abial Fisher of Hardwick, visited hi:
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Fisher, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Ingalls, is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. H. A, Kelsey, at North Dan
vile.
I. E. Farnsworth, a cousin OF c. S. anC
W. F. Dole, and a former summer resi-
dent OF Danville, has, by the reorganiza
ton of the Southwestern Telephone Co.
been promoted to the position OF genera
manager for Arkansas and Texas. Mr.
Farnsworth is 40 years of age and has
been in Texas about 5 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown of Keene
N. H., are visiting at Henry Cranes.
w. c. Heath has purchased of Rober
Borland spring and small piece of lant
to connect with the Diamond hill lot
already owned by Mr.. Heath.
Austin, seven years old son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eli Smith, was quite severely in
iured on the head Monday, by falling
limb. while he was in Pliny Mcdonald
sugar place.
B. U. Wells and family of Lyndonvill
were in town last week,
Miss Olive Davis is quite i'll with til
measles.
Winfield Fisher has been suffering frot
a very severe attack of the grip, the pas
week.
Miss Fannie Sprague of Oakland
Maine, is visiting a Plny McDonaId's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith OF LyndoI
vile, are spending few days at Aaro
Smiths.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congr
gatioua church will hold social Wedue
day afternoon and evening, April 7, t
? which all are cordially invited.
' Miss Maude Z. Kenneson has returne
10 from Boston and New York and co
Il daily invites every one to her sprir
!, opening of millinery on Friday and Sa
urday. Miss kenneson has been devo
= ing the last nine weeks to the study
j millinery, both in Boston and New Yor
:. and has returned with full stock of Il
latest ideas about the creations of art
g. the millinery line.
r Marshall Stocker from Norwich Ur
: versity is spending Easter vacation vii
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Stocke1
s Miss Emily Davis has returned from
n visit with Rev. and Mrs. Knowlton
It West Midway, and with DR., and MI
IS Haviland at Holllston, Mass.
e B. F. Adams very generously invit
1t everyone to a sugaring oft, on Tuesday
Ralph Hamilton is home from the III
q versity of Vermont for weeks vac
II ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin c. Morrill,, w
have been spending the winter in Nj
Emily Davis house, are tor the prese
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