St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-05-20
AT DANVILLE.

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a '.+yice under the charge OF Rev. Joseph
s,.,;l+on. Every one is very cordially
..r;ted from the whole town, especially
II the veterans and their families. Rev.
a a. H. Cummings and Rev. MIR. New
mof North Danville have been invited
ca ca he present and will assist in the SER
r;ce. The Danville veterans have also
been invited.
The selectmen met the officials of the
g. al. C. railroad, Monday, in con-
citation as to the railway crossing on
the Clement hill. The matter is not def
;n;tely settled as yet, but there seems
.+otability that something will be done
to t. improve tie road there before long.
The entertainment at the Town Hall,
p.;dav evening, given by Mr.. Taggart,
.nas very enjoyable one and netted
.ts Improvement Association quite
, t sum. The program was full of va
, r;etv and the audience showed their ap-
nreciation by frequent applause. His
Character sketches were particularly
nleasipg. Many EXPIRE ssed the wish that
he might appear here again.
The base ball nine were beaten at
Sheffield, Saturday, by a score of s to 0,
Hrt have nothing but praise of the gen.
temanly manner in which they were
used. Next Saturday they will play the
East Hardwick nine on the common
here.
Mrs. Frank Crane and Mrs. Swanson
visited Mrs. Cranes sister at Hardwick
last week.
Iohn Osgood is home from Craitsbury
for a short visit.
Mrs. Olive Morrill, of East Barnet has
been visiting her son, Isaac Morrill,.
Baby day at Clark's Saturday.
Rev. F. A. and Mrs. Walch, George
sborey, Mrs. F. W. Taylor, Miss Mary
Shorey, Miss Fannie Danforth, Miss
Helen Pool, Miss Ruth Crocker of st
1obnsburv, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hardy
and son Of Mattawaba, N. J., were en-
tertained at Henry Danforth's last week
Ernest Moore is home from Boston
where he has been employed by the Bos
ton elevated railroad for the past Sill
months, and is quite ILL.,
Harry Leighton returned Monda.
from visit to his son, George Leighton
at Dover, N. II. Mr.. Leighton has beer
i'll during bis absence and his son accom-
panied him here and will remain few
days.
Miss Margaret Gorham OF st. Johns
bury has been visiting at Miss W. A
Preston's.
George Bsgby is moving this wee
into F. ]. Frye's house.
The Epworth League Of the Methods
church celebrated the 14th anniversar
of the society Sunday evening. The Sc
cety from West Danville was preseu
and Presiding Elder Rev. ]. 0. Sherburr
gave the address.
Rev. F. E. Currier was in town la'
week and Morris, Abba and Orph
Davis returned to Williamstown wit
him, where they will remain for a Will
A. E. Currier is recovering rapid
from his recent illness.
ellis & Colby received a carload
MSSOA idl IA AAGShih~'y NnAS N'~~N'
Mrs. Walter Green is i'll.
Mrs. w. N. West is gaining.
Dram Stevens is one of the grand jul
Of the U. S. court at Windsor this wee
Moses Bovee has sold four acres
land situated on the Walden road
Will Cheever.
Mrs. Leslie Taylor. who has been qul
seriously i'll. is gaining slowly.
Charles Ingalls, has been confined
the house the past week with the grip
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Metho
ist church hold their monthly social Il
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
q E.E. Badger has under considerati
the building of two-story teneme
house with a hall for the knights
Pythias in the second story. MIR. Be
ger plans to locate the building on
lot and very near to the library buildir
The present high price OF lumber is ma
81 ing the matter a little uncertain as =
but it will be decided within few da,
Mrs. Moses Porter, who has been in fs
ing health all the spring, died early Tu
iii uoy dk@o W. y~NAS'
ters maiden name was Harriet Hldd
and she was born in Littleton, N. d..
the age of 10 years she was married
Mr.. Porter and has lived on the ia
near this village ever since. Their o.
daughter died some years ago. M
81 Porter was for many years member
the Methodist church, a consist'
christian and faithful wife and moth
The funeral will be held at the house
day. Rev. Joseph Hamilton officiating
George l. Green has been confined
the house the past week with sew
NJ attack of the grip.
Thomas Mathews and wife OF Sawy
vile, Que, visited at Robert Mcl
lough's last week.
The Danville ball nine have D
engaged to play at Cabot Memorial q
There will be promenade concert
the Town Hall Friday evening, May
proceeds for the benefit of the DanN
ball nine.
NORTH DANvlLLE.
0. H. Stevens went to Windsor |
day as Juror at the United States &C