St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-07-30
AT DANVILLE.

At the meeting VI tHC ullSClol > vi SdiS-
donia National Bank July %, Peter Wes-
son was elected vice president and L.
CLYDE Lance of Cabot, director.
There will be a special meeting of
Washburn Lodge, F. and A. NJ, Wedues-
day evening of this week on the third
degree.
Charles Gray, who has been working
in the interest of the Sunday schools has
established a school at Morse's Mills
with a very good attendance.
c. S. Dole has just had a new "Angel"
Aeetlyne gas generator installed in his
store. !. NJ. Morse OF Lancaster, N. Y,
did the work.
The Laurel ball nine go to Lyndonvllle
Thursday to play ball.
There will be promenade concert at
the town hall on Wednesday evening. OF
this week. The proceeds will be used by
the Village Improvement Society to build
more sidewalks.
There will be a special service in the
Congregational church next Sunday at
+ D. m, which will be in effect a dedica-
ton OF the new memorial organ. Henry
Hall Duncklee, orgauist at the Collegiate
church, of which DR.. Cobb is pastor, in
New York City, will preside at the or
gan. 1t is expected that many will be
interested in this service, which will EN-.
phasize the churchly use of the organ. 1t
is probable that there will be an organ
recital some week night at later date.
Many favorable expressions came from
the large audience present at the service
Sunday morning.
William French of Boston is visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. l.. Ingalls,.
Mrs. A. T. Beard, Miss Anna Beard
and Joseph Lerond of Connecticut are
stopping at Coris Morrill's.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton is visiting her
sister at Marshheld,
Rev. Chas. H. Morse and family o
North Craftsbury, on carriage drive to
st. Johnsbury, were the guests OF Rev q
H. Cummings, July %. Messrs. Mors'
and Cummings were room.mates hv'
years of their college and seminary
courses.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Titcomb of Sax
ouvile, Mass, drove up from st. ohns
bury to call upon Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
mings Friday.
Rev. A, ", Hazen, D. D., OF Middle
town, Coin, who dlned with party o
st. Tohnsbury friends at the Thurbe
House, called upon Rev. 6. H. Cumming
Monday. Mr.. Cummings was his assist
ant for two years at Middletown. d.
Hazen visited the Congregational churcc
and later the Academy building, /
which as lad he was student OF ID
Durant in 1856. DR.. Hazen also Gale
upon Mrs. Durant who was one OF hi
schoolmates.
Edwin Kingsbury. welt known Oar
vile boy, who has been spending MS VI
cation here has been offered position
cashier in a large department store l
Fitchburg, Mass.
Miss Sadie Batchelder of St. Johnsbur
has been stopping at Wa lace Nuttlng S
Miss Alice Hamilton is visiting hi
brother at Newport.
Miss Christina Morrill, Is quite ill an
Mrs. Hitchcock is caring for her.
Miss Sadie Hooker, who has had p
sition for the past two years IN go
heaters shop in Boston is home tor
vacation during the gold heaters strik
DR.. and Mrs Albert Davis, who ha
been spending few weeks with the
sisters. have returned to their home
New York City.
Mics Laura Watson of BROOKLYN,
Y, who is spending few weeks at
Johnsbury, was the guest OF Mrs. j.
Tinker, Saturday.
One of the horses on D. G. harrington
milk team became frightened by the &c
at the Colby crossing and dropped dee
Mrs. c. S. and Mrs. Catherine Woo
hull of Brooklyn, N. Y, Miss Ada
Howard of Methuen, Mass, John Har
of Washington, D. c., and John Gamer
of Salt Lake City are at the Elm Hou
Rev. E. w. Hatch hasg gone to Schuyl
Neb., to make his home with
daughter.
Ernest Hamilton has returned iron
camping trip at Lake Memphremae
and is spending few days OF this w
in Montpelier.
Mrs. Harry Hooker of Boston is vi
ing at George Hooker's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boynton a
Miss Catherine Boynton, who have b.
stopping at the Elm House, have retu
to St. Tohnsbury.
Mrs. Carl Weston and daughter M
garet of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Hel
Hall Dunkle with two daughters E
Miss Ethel Williams of Newark, N. j,
stopping at the Elm House.
Henry Crane passed through an ope
tion very successfully and seems to
gaining.
Will Wright of St. Johnsbury sp
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. J. S. Tilt