St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-04
AT DANVILLE.

A petition in bankruptcy has been filed
by Stephen 0. Morse. His liabilities are
S10,187.S5 and his assets $4,000, OF
which So 800 are claimed exempt.
Miss Eva Grow Of Boston visited Mrs.
Walter Hatch few days last week.
Roy Nutting has gone to New York
city, where he expects to get position
soon.
Mrs. w. F. Dole is quite i'll with grip.
w. c. Cheever was confined to the
house several days last week with grip.
Frank Clement is quite seriously i'll
with heart disease.
Miss Lydia Woodcock is i'll with a
complication of diseases at Ertelle
Winn's.
The Epworth League will hold social
on Friday evening OF this week at the
parlors OF the Methodist church. The
literary exercises will commence at 100.
Six persons were received into the
membership of the Congreg ational church
Sunday morning; one by letter and FIVE
on confession OF faith. Others were pre-,
vented from joining by the inclement
weather.
John Currier has been confined to the
house by illress the past week.
Salma Davis remains i'll and his
mother, Mrs. George Davis, is quite i'll.
We note from the Milford News
that DR.. c. B. Haviland has purchased
of the heirs of the late Elizabeth Burnap,
the estate occupied by him for several
years past at Holliston, Mass. The
house is quite acommodous one situated
in the center OF the village. We also note
from the same source that his father is
in feeble health.
The barn at Harry Osgood's place was
broken down by tie weight of snow,
Monday.
Regular communication of Washburn
Lodge F, 81 A. NJ, Wednesday, March 1.
Wilfred Gray has been engaged to work
Tor L. A. and J. r. Paquin for year, and
pied by Mr.. Hunt.
Miss Carrie Woodcock was called to
Troy, Saturday, by the very serious ILL
ness OF her sister Emily, who, after a se-
we're run OF typhoid fever, was sufft ring
from a relapse, and on Monday the news
OF her death was received here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Kingsbury of
Walden visited his father, H. N. Kings.
bury, who is quite low at George Kings,
bury's.
Mrs, Fred Stocker was called to North
Danvil)e, Monday, by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. John Stanton.
Alorzo Page has been i'll for few days
and c. H. Wilson has been taking his
place in the creamery.
Rev. J. A. Dixon of Hardwck will
preach at the Methodist church Sunday
morning in exchange with Rev. Joseph
Hamilton.
Henry Page had the misfortune to have
three fingers quite badly cut while work
ing in the woods.
Mrs. Frank Crane visited Mrs. Della
Goss at Noyesville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Badger started
Thursday for New York City, where they
will visit Mr., Badgers brother, c. N.
Clark.
Harley Ball of Newark has been spend
NIX d lCW uoyS Win ilo OlOlhSI, Ram
Ball.
Ernest Hartshorn is driving the ex.
press team for Dana Badger.
Guy Rowe has returned TO Peacham
Academy after four weeks absence on
account injury to his eve.
Calvin Morrill, is ill with the grip.
Mrs BAIL McCosco visited at A. J.
Odekirk's last week.
Mrs. Kate Odekirk is stopping with
her son Fred.
Mrs. Palmer Capron of Barnet has
been visiting at A. ]. Odekirk's.
Mrs R. b. Gammell has been spending
few days at the Elm House.
The old folks dance at the town hall
Tuesday evening was attended by about
45 couples and was a very pleasant
affair.
About 80 couples enjoyed a social
dance at the Elm House Friday evening.
Miss Alice Hamilton, who has been i'll
Tor number of weeks, has so Tar recov-
cred as to be able to ride out.
Miss Anna Rowe is visiting Mrs. E. K.
Hill at Greensboro.
Mrs. F. A. Crane, daughter Eva, and
Gladys Mcdonald, visited at Hardwick
last week in the home of Rev. Mr.. Dixon.
Mrs. Newton Page is visiting her
mother at Alburgh.