St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-22

.nroeon during the war and on his return
settIed in Boston, where he has since
lived.
The remains OF Marshal Haviland, a
t,rr,er resident of Danville, were brought
i,,re for interment last week. Mr.. Hav-
IN I'D was the son of Stephen Haviland
n and for many years has been in the fire
:nsurance business in Marshaltown,
lava He died of nervous prostration
IN hospital at st. Louis, Mo. Byron
Wheeler OF Marshalltown accompanied !
b;s emains here.
The members OF the Independent Order |
Of coed T,mplars of Cabot will present
the five act drama, Tony, the Convict
At the town hall Friday evening. The
drama will be followed by promenade
corcert from 10 80 to ~. Pauls orches'
no will furnish music. This drama has
hfen successfully presented at Cabot and
comes here with the best Of recommen'
dations. Admission IS cents; children,
IS cents.
There will be special town meeting
on Tuesday, May 2, at 2 p. M, to see il
the town will vote to build new school
house with two rooms Tor school pur-
noses, in the village of West DanvilIe,
and at what expense; also TO decide upon
Iocatiou and confer authority to sell the
old building.
By the will of the late William B.
Palmer, former resident Of this town,
the Methodist church has received $1,000,
Il Df to+a a q
at about $780, goes to the wife and
son of his brother, Abial Palmer. The
Methodist church is also to receive
500 by the will OF Miss Chastina Morrill,,
Most of the schools in town begin
Monday. Miss Emma Stevens is teach
ing her fourth Term on the Hill; Miss
Bradley is teaching in the Stanton dis
trict; Miss Keller OF East Hardwck in
the Drew schoolhouse; Miss Gladys Rich
ardson at Pumpkin Hill; Miss Sadie
Wright in the Mountain district; Miss
NAV HENDERSON of Peacham at Harvey S;
Miss Anna Cunningham at Morse's
Mills; Miss Winnifred Perkins OF East
Hardwick in the Kittredge district.
DR.. N. c. B. Haviland of Holliston,
Mass, spent Wednesday and Thursday
in town.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Palmer Of Brook
lyn, n. Y, spent few days last week at
the Elm House.
There will be special meeting OF WASH
burn Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Wednesday
April 90. Business OF Importance ane
work in the I'd degree.
frankie Green is working for Harley
Wilson.
Mrs. Frank Stocker and Mrs. Annette
Farr have returned from visit TO Bur
lngton.
VI. Dole has so far recovered iron
the severe burns he received by stepping
into pale OF hot syrup, as to be able Il
take few steps on his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. H. Tiltou OF Newbur
spent Sunday with Mr.. Tilton's mother
Mrs. ]. S, Tilton.
Mrs. Charles Thurber spent few day
last week at ST. Iohnsbury.
L. c. Greenbanks has gone to Boston
where he has an excellent position wit
the General Electric Co.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mr.
Stephen Knowlton will be glad to lear
that they have purchased a house
West Midway, Mass, and Will maj
their future home there.
Mrs. Warren Simpson of Barton VIZ
in town Saturday.
Miss Lula Avery spent few days
town last week. Misses Avery and Br
ant commenced their labors at CabC
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Henry of Boston is visitir
Ter brother, c. W. Thurber
Mrs. Isaac Morrill, is quite seriously
Mrs. Minnie Brown of Hardwick HI
been visiting her parents, MIR. and MI
John Fisher.
George Green is working for 0. n. 81
vens, shiugling and making general
pairs to his buildings.
George Cobb spent last week wi
friends at Walden.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton is visiting /
sons, Ernest and Ralph, in Montpell
on her way home from conference.
Mrs. Sarah Drew of Barre is visiting
Horace Rowe's.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cobb, Jr., {
visiting friends at West Burke and M
Samuel Ward is stopping there duri
their absence.
Mrs. T. R. Cook is visiting Mrs. Rae
Cole at Littleton, and MIR. ana Nj
Sims of Ryegate are keeping her st'
duriu q her absence.
Prof c. D. Howe, principal of the
sex Junction high school, visited Pril
pal B. E. Goodnough Saturday.
Mamie Green is ill with tonsilitis.
The Danville boys have organized
ball nine with DR.. I. E. Libbey as ma
ger and Prof B. E. Goodnough capital
A. B. Hovt has been confined to
house for few days with an attack
pleurisy.
Ellsworth Woodward has gone to o.
wa on business for the Osborne re
Machine Co.
F.B. Ainsworth commenced Tues
running his meat cart Tor the summer
There will be special meeting OF
mond Chapter, 0. E. 5 this evening
which District Deputy Grand Patron
T. Clark of Bradford and District
uty Grand Matron Mrs. d. {. Ho1
OF St. Iohnsbury, and Others from on
town will be present. The work OF
star will be exempllfied and boun
banquet will be served
The Village Improvement Assocla
Il concert