St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-06-03
c.sI Yard Limits in 1899.


Gaol Yard limits Extended.
Gaol Yard in Danville in Said county
Extended by order OF Court
are as follows towit.
Beginning at a Beach tree. marked on
four sides Standing fifty rods Due South
from the Gaol in said Danville and rum
ming Due East one hundred rods, thence
Due North one hundred and Ninety two
rods to Stake and Stones on the North
line of the road leading from the meeting
house in said Danville by John Shorts to
Ieaornarn mills thence North about
Eighty eight & one halt Degrees West two
hundred Rods to a Stake and Stones
Standing in Christopher Sargeants field
thence Due South one hundred and Ninety
two rods to a Stake and Stones thence
Easterly to the place began at.
BENIN SIAs Surveyor.
June 9th 1900.
CALEDONIA COUNTY Court,
Iany. term 1903.
January 18th 1903 on the application
Of Elisha Phelps & others for Enlarging
the Goal yard for said County so far as
to Include the whole of the highway Lead
inc from Dean Shorts to Cabot-It is
ordered by the said Court that the Said
Goal yard line be Extended Northward
so far as to include the whole Of said
road as far as the Gaol yard Now Ex-
tends Westward agreeable to Survey
thereof as soon as the Same Shall be
entered on the records of this Court
by order of Court
Attest David Dunbar Clerk
Copy of Record
Attest David Dunbar Clerk.
The Danville ball nine defeated the
Cabot nine on Memorial Day at Cabot
by score of 26 to 81. The game was
very loose one until the close of the
fifth inning when the Danvilles changed
battery and only one score was made in
the next four innings. At the same time
the Cabots braced up and only gave
three score in the last Tour innings.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congre-
gational church will hold social and
supper Wednesday evening, June 10.
This will be the annual business meeting
Of the society and full attendance OF
the members is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass came here Monday
from Lyndonville and are very busily
engaged in getting settled in Mrs. b.
wees house, formerly the Leighton house,
and in taking account OF stock in Pierce
ard BOWS store.
The Ladies' Minstrel Show on Friday
night of this week will be an enjoyable
entertainment full OF jokes, local hits and
good music, from start to finish. You'll
miss it il you don't go and hear the girls
play the bones and tambourines.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Barber are moving
into Moses Porter's house. Mr.. Barber
will continue to work for Mr.. Thurber.
f. T. Weeks, who has been quite i'll the
past week, is able to be out again.
Isaac Colby, who has been suffering
from an exceptionally severe attack o.
the grip, is able to be out again.
George Kingsbury and Mr.. and Mrs
George Crane attended the county con
ference at Peacham, Tuesday, as dele
gates from the church here.
Isaac Colby has been elected delegate
from the Congregational church to the
state convention at Burlington next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Morse are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Hill at Greensboro
Murray Morse, who is employed at
Llttleton, drove home, Sunday.
Mrs. Josiah Morse lett Tuesday to join
her husband at Fort Kent, Maine.
Principal Goodnough was called to
Lowell, Sunday, to attend the funeral o
friend.
Mrs. B. F. Rollins OF st. Johnsbury Wis
tied at Henry Peck's last week.
Miss Mary Harris of Newport VISITED
Miss Susie Harris, Friday and Saturday
Miss Laura Roberts of St. Johnsbury
visited Miss Lettie Morse over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Rodgers of st
Johnsbury have been visiting at Rober
McCullough's.
Mrs. Walter Murphy, child and nurse
o. New York city, are guests at the Elm
House for the summer. Mr.. Murphy &C
ccompanied them here. returning to New
York, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hartshorn OF st
Johnsbury are spending a couple o
weeks at the Elm House.
Mrs. Guy Harris of st. Johnsbur,
VISITED at w. O Strattou'S last week.
Ira Preston OF Franklin, N. H., is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Pres
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Kidder OF st
lohnsbury visited her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs Robert Borlaud, last week.
Dea. ]. F. Emerson has been quite II
the past week.
Ernest and Abel Hartshorn went t.
boston on a short business trip las
week.
Miss Lura Wtsson is still in the Mar.
fletcher hospital at Burlington, but l
DOING as well as could be expected.
Twenty-tour hundred pounds OF butte
were made at the creamery one day re
Gently.
Murray D. Clement of Waltham mad
snort calls on many of his friends here
Sunday.
r. K. Kittredge and wife visited Mrs