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

tainment at the Town Hall, Wednesday
evening, November 18. The question
debated will be: Resolved, that the
United States should construct and
maintain canal across the Isthmus of
Panama. Affirmative, Harvey Burbank.
Merton B. Badger, Eta A. Smith, ].
Durant Dole. Rev. ]. Hamilton, A.
Maurice Hoyt. Negative, DR.. Charles
E. Libbey, Walter H. Gould, Lue M.
Davis, Tracy E. Badger, Rev. G. H.
Cummings. Marshall M. Stocker, c. E.
The musical program will consist of a
chorus by the school; song by Miss
Flora Woodward; mandolin duet by
Miss May Wilson and Eleazer Dole;
song, Miss Mary Burdick; primary exer-
cises; chorus by school. The debate will
be followed by reception at which light
refreshments will be served
Guy E. Camp OF Lowell, Mass, visited
at Z. T. Kittredge's last week and re-
turned to his home Friday, accompan-
led by his mother, who will make visit
and perhaps stay through the winter.
c. E. Morse has purchased 60 acres OF
land known as the Trussell lot of the es-
tate OF Marshall ]. Morse. With the ad.
dition of this lot Mr.. Morse now has
about 800 acres of land on his farm.
&c. Woodward is travelling for the Rus
STA Cement Co., of Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Pettingill returned
Monday from Boston. Mrs. Pettingill
will remain here for the present. Mr..
Pettingill returns Immediately to his
work in Boston.
Merton Rodgers has moved from West
Danvile into the house he recently pur-
chased of Mrs. Bovee.
Ertell Vim has purchased one of the
abandoned houses at Greenbanks' and is
erecting it on land purchased of his
father.
Rollo Lare and friend, Miss Pike of
Boston, visited his grandfather, Henry
Danforth, the first OF the week.
Mrs. w. o. Stratton is visiting Mrs.
Guy Harris at St. Johnsbury.
Charles Eastman is building new ell
to his house.
F. F. Pierce and family of St. Johns
bury spent Sunday at E. c. Woodwards.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Mr.. Ross of Greensboro,
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur r. Heath of St. Johnsbury
is visiting at ". c. Heaths.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold social and clam chowder supper
Friday afternoon aud evening, Novem-
Der 20, at the Congregational church
parlors. Supper will be 20 cents and the
proceeds will 60 toward the piano fund,
Mrs. Hattie James OF West Concord is
visiting relatives in town.
Charles Collins has moved into Walter
Green's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynch and son
of Boston, Mrs, Charles McGovern and
Mrs. William Welch of St. Johnsbury
visited at D. P. Coveny's last week.
Remember the social and harvest sup
per this Wednesday evening at the Con
gregational church.
Mrs. Freeman Allison, who has beer
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. S. N
ingalls,, has gone to Massachusetts tol
the winter.
George Bsgby has moved into his new
house and Isaac Colby is moving into
the Frye house this week.
E. w. Sturdevant went to Wilkesbarre
Pa, Tuesday, where he will visit his
brother and other relatives.
Addison Preston of St. Johnsbury
visited at Miss w. A. Prestons over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rowe were called
to West Concord, Saturday night, by
the death of Mrs. Rowe's sister, Mrs
Frank Joslyn.
Miss Gladys Woodward entert aimee
81 OF her young friends very pleasantly
Monday, in celebration OF her sixth birth
day.
Newell Colby, a former resident o
Danville died at his home in McHenry
ILL.,, Oct. 25. He was born in Danville
Oct. 10, 1926, and was the oldest o
IL children, being the son of Ira ant
Mary Colby. He moved with bis par
ents to McHenry in 1916. He was mar
ried to Miss Laura i. Parker of Ontario
county, N. Y, in 1856 and six childrel
were born to them, three OF whom ar
now living. Mr.. Colby was prosper
Gus farmer and made a speciality @
raising fine stock.
Word has been received of the recen
death of Mrs. Sarah Mcmillan Parsons
at Derry, N. H., after few months
illness. Mrs. Parsons was former RESI-
dent of Danvile, being the eldest daugh
ter of Andrew Mcmillan. She taught a
Derry tor several years and then marrie
the principal of the school, Rev. Nj
Parsons, who died about six years age
She was highly educated christian VIC
man aud much beloved here and a
Derry.
Mrs. F. E. Perkins of Burlington, Mis-
Annie Burnham OF Marshfield and Frenc
F. Carrck and daughter Lillian OF 81
Johusbury, visited at c. Fl. Wilson
Tuesday.
CLYDE Wheeler of Peacham is spendin
a few days with his parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. Marx Wheeler.
Henry Peck remains critically i'll.
James Borand went to Rutland, Tues
day, where he re-euters the employ OF tn
futile Co.
Ca,arrh and Hay Fever.
LIQUID Cream Balm is becoming quit
as popular in many localities as Ely