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

David T. Bailey, son of Truman Bal
lev, died at his home, Punahon. Homo
lulu, Oct. /. He was born in Peacham
81 years ago and for 25 years has lived
in Honolulu. He was married about ten
years ago and leaves wife and three
children, also brother and two sisters,
Nelson Bailey. Mrs. Hannah Bailey
Shaw of Peacham and Mrs. Emma Gil
fillan of Barnet. He had been in falling
health for some years but most OF the
last ten months confined to the house.
The Commercial Advertiser of Honolulu
saws. sd. T. Bailey will be deeply and
generally regretted as an industrious and
quiet citizen and devoted family head,
who though without show was always
ready to take his share OF labor and re-
sponsibiity when sacrifices for the COM
mon welfare were required"
The church aid society held sociaDle
at Andrew Whitehills last week Tues
day. The day was very stormy and only
about dozen were present in the alter
noon, but quite company were present
in the evening and all had very pleas
ant time. About $40 was added to
the fund for repairs on the church.
Mrs. Franc H. Varnum returned from
her trip to Winchendon, Mass, Thurs
day.
Mr.. LAWN from Reading, Mass, who
has spent the summer at the Mountain
View House, went this last week to
Coventry to visit his brother-in.law,
Dick Parker.
Miss Maud Foltz, who has been board
ing at Herbert Hooker's, has returned to
her home in Winchester, Mass.
The entire family from Mountain View
House visited Devil Hill, Friday. Mr.
Bunker and Mrs. Augusta Hunt were OF
the party which was in honor OF MISS
Louisa Baileys birthday.
Miss Jessie Varnum came to the meet
ing at St. Johnsbury and spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
Miss May Kenerson, who is in the Nor
NAL school at Johnson spent part OF the
week at home.
The next meeting of the Ladies Mis-
sionary society will be held with Mrs. J
K. Williams, Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. After the meeting there will be
ten cent social to which gentlemen as
we'll as ladies are cordially invited. Re-
freshments will be served and special
entertainment provided for the evening.
Young people are especially invited.
The committee met with Mrs. Bunker,
Thursday afternoon, and packed the bar
rel for the missionary family in Oregon.
The barrel was valued at S75.
Austin Kenerson and his wife are visit
ing Mrs. Ellen Ferguson.
Deacon and Mrs. Cloud Harvey and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orr from South
Peacham started Monday for California
to be absent several months. They go
first to Oakland, where Mrs. Harvey has
a sister. another sister lives in California,
and other relatives and friends in that
vicinity.
Dea. and Mrs. Potter from Somerville,
Mass. are visiting friends and relatives
in town.
Charles A. Taggart, reader, musician
and ventriloquest. who gave an enter
tainment here last May will give another
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, at academy
| nan, a part OF ING plohts JULIE ioi 'nN
church aid society.
The members of the Fifty Club with
their husbands are invited to meet Thurs
day, Nov. -, with Mrs. George Stod-
dard. Dinner will be served about one
O'Clock.
The estate of Frank H Clement, known
as the old Clement farm in Danvile, will
be sold at auction Thursday, Nov. s.
The farm contains 275 acres, with 4O
acre pasturage in Waterford, together
with horses, cows, sheep, pigs, farming
tools, hay and wood. etc.