St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-11-04
AT DANVILLE.


iting at Col. William Dole's.
John E. Harris has returned to Wash
ingson, D. c., where he will resume his
workin the senate postoffice department.
ellis & Colby are painting and repair
ing their store and will open about Nov.
Is grocery store in addition to their
feed and agricultural Implement business.
Mrs. Lucy Moore and Miss May Viii
son spent Monday and Tuesday with
friends in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Augusta Pearl from McIndoes
visited her father, Col. William Dole,
over Sunday.
Walter Haviland has sold his farm to
]. ]. Daniel of Hardwick, for $4,000.
Mr.. Daniel is the owner of the sawmll
at West Danville and will cut the lum-
Der on the farm.
Mrs Fanny Green is spending her va
cation with friends at ST. Johusbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson enter.
tanned several of their friends at whist
party Thursday evening.
Moses Wesson has vacated the Morse
store and has rented the D. c. Earring
ton store at West Danvile and moved
his stock of goods there. Mr.. Wesson
plans to keep iul line Of general mer-
chandise and will be ready to see Gus
toners in few days.
Mrs. Augusta Colby is visiting friends
| in Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Dole are visiting
| friends in Boston and Providence.
Mrs. M. J. Morse has moved to the vii
| lage where she will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Stocker, and
Charles Luce has moved on to the Morse
farm which he recently purchased.
Misses Blanche and Kate Churchill of
| Barton Landing are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Charles Dole.
Deacon and Mrs. J. F. Emerson who
have been visiting friends ID Massacbu-
sets for several weeks returned home
| last week.
Arthur Bennett accompanied by a
friend from New York, spent Sunday and
Monday in town and it is understood
that Leslie Hardy has barganed his
farm to the New York man for $4,000.
Three deer have been shot in town the
past week, one by Fred Morse, one by
Aaron Wesson and one by Fred Clifford
and Carl Chickering.
Miss Maude Kennison spent Sunday
with friends in West Burke.
George Page of Boston is visiting his
father, Nathan Page.
| Mrs. Eli Smith and children have re-
| turned from a visit to Mrs. Milo Wood.
cock at Troy.
Mrs. ]. M. Aver has closed her house
and gone to Hyde Park, Mass, where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. H. H.
Smith, and later will go to Savannah,
Georgia, to spend the winter with her
son, Harold Aver.
A good amount of work has been &C.
complished at the cemetery during the
summer, which has been very noticeable,
and it is now in very good condition.
Aside from what has been done by the
selectmen, $20S so has been expended,
$500 of which came from gifts; $50 con-
tributed for care of lots, and $2S so the
| lutClCSt IIOuu lLC NCluNl0IN tuuu, WHICH
fund now amounts to $1075.
The Epworth League OF the Methodist
church will mold a fruit social Friday
evening. AS usual a literary program
will be given and there will be an apple
contest at which prizes will be given
All are cordially invited.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre.
gational church will hold social and
harvest supper, Wednesday afternoon
and evening, Nov. II. Supper will be
! 5 cents,
Mrs. l. L. Shatney died at her home in
the east part OF the town on Wednesday
of last week. Mrs. Eliza Bandy Shatney
was born in Walden and has resi- led in
town for the past three years and halt
She has been i'll Tor several mon his, which
the best medical skill could not alleviate
She leaves a husband, one daughter and
two sons. The funeral, which was largely
attended. was held at her former home
in East Hardwck, and the interment
took place at North Walden.
The estate of Frank Fl. Clement, known
as the old Clement farm in Danvile, will
be sold at auction Thursday, Nov. S
The farm contains 275 acres, with a DC
acre pasturage in Waterford. together
with horses, cows, sheep, pigs, farming
tools, hay and wood, etc.
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