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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-11
BARNET.

petition IN bankruptcy has been filed
by ]. p. Miller & Son, a firm comnase cd
o. 7. Miller and NJ. l. Miller rhe;,.
Il so ,p nnt. are 1880 and their assets
Sd S9S,77. >'' "''e 70
a quiet wedding took place at the
nome OF L. !. Smith last Thursday even.
ing when Miss Nellie Smith and Harvey
D'e" were united IN marriage. The cerc-
,4ony was performed by Rev, d. T Nc.
N'flIey and there we're no guests nreeent
except relatives of the bride and oroo,,,
Afgtr the ceremony a LARGE nart,, ~ &c
5oul8 people assembled, who had been
,nt!leu not knowing OF the wedding
Wnich had just occurred. Cake and
Gon.e were served and the couple left for
boston on the night tram.
The Old Fashioned District School will
DC gwen IN town ball Friday evening fo,
Society. 'p' = iiiene
Mrs Charles Shaw left for Boston
Monday. '0''o"
Ed' smith of Cambridge, Mass. was
III town Thursday to attend the wedd;na
OF his sister. "~O'''s
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Dow Mrs ,5a.
G - and Mrs, W. S. Brock went 70
% Joh"Soury Friday to attend the CON,
eer's IN the music e,tival WI"
MIS- Helen Cade and daughter Ienp;o
are F'slurg friends III Manchester X II
Mrs. Bertha Hatch and baby ARE -,
William Wardens. ''N at
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Rev. ". X. Mather exchanged pulpit
with Rev. Mr.. Bodwel again last Sun
dav.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church meet today with Mrs
Farnum Friday afternoon was eiver
/ by the society to help sew Tor Mrs
Plummer, who has been sick.
! Frank Robinson, who has been work.
ing for Scott Farnum the past season,
moved Monday to Peacham, where lie
has taken farm
Mrs. Dister Dec. celebrated her Ssth
birthday at the home olone Of her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. William williamson. Feb. -,
Mrs. Deos is the mot her of 16 children
al living but two. Some were not able
to be present at this gathering on &C
count OF living so far away, in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Docs came to Lyndon
many years ago from Canada on foot.
bringing all their possessions in their
hands. They have always been hard
working honest people, good nelghbois
and always ready to do the kindly deed.
BY dnt OF hard work and self denial thew
were able to rear their large family OF
nearly all whom settl d In and
pear Lyndon. Among those who reside
near Their parents are Charles, Orlando.
hlas, Cyrus and Mrs. Elias Locking.
The village school will begin Tuesday.
March Il, instead of Monday.
School meeting is to be held in the
S'ehooIhouse on Tuesday evening next. |
wo new members of the committee will
re elected
Quarterly conference of the board of
he Methodist church comes on Friday.
darch Is, at the vestry. The presiding
lder will be present. AS this is the last
leet'ng OF the year all members of the
GARD are respectfully requested to be
resent.
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GREENSBORO.

+. h. Dutur and Norwood Drown went
to Barton Wednesday, on business.
David Logan expects to work for A. c
Chase the coming season, commencing
with sugaring.
About 40 young people spent pleas
ant evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
David Peel last Wednesday. Cake aud
coffee were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darlington were in
St. Johnsbury over Sunday.
About rs people met at the home of
Mr.. and Ms. George Bell Friday evening
and with promenading, social chat and
refreshments, all enjoyed the evening.
Several from town attended the lecture
at Hardwck, Thursday evening.
John Gallagher of Hardwick was in
town Thursday buying cattle and hogs
for his Hardwick market.
George Cook went to Boston Wednes-
day to have his eyes treated
The ladies furnished dinner for the hun
cry voters last week Tuesday at the par
sonage and took about Sl1 above ex.
penses.
Josiah Chandler is shearing sheep for
D. c. Melvin.
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a number OF the music students of the
Institute attended the music festival at
st. johnsbury last week.
Ephralm RugeIes is in very feeble
health '~N''N
The Ladies' Aid society of the Free
baptist church will give a sugar party
thursday evening, in their vestry. Sugar
on snow with doughnuts and pickles will
DC served between 6 and $50 O'Clock. A
snort literary program will be given af
ter the supper.
The little one and one.half wear old
enid OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Wilkinson
died Wednesday. The little one has been
a great sufferer ever since its birth, The
funeral was held Friday, Rev. E. Newell
preaching the funeral sermon.
Miss May Sherburne was united j.,
marriage to Stephen Otis of West Burke
thursday afternoon, the ceremony he.
IN, performed by Rev. John KimbalI
lhey will make their home in West
Burke. ''N9'
Mrs. Lila Dow has been spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Carpenter.
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Life q yards.

The Life Guards are two regiments of
cavalry forming part OF the British house
hold troops. They are gallant soldiers,
and every loyal British heart is proud OF
them. Not only the Kings household,
but yours, ours, everybody's should have
its life guards. The need of them is espe.
clally great when the greatest foes of life,
diseases, find allies 10 the very elements,
as colds influenza, catarrh, the grip and
pneumonia do in the stormy month of
March. The best way that we know of
to guard against these diseases is to
strengthen the system with Hoods Sar-
saparilla-the greatest of all life guards.
1t removes the conditions in which these
diseases make their most successful at.
tack, gives vigor and tone to all the vital
organs and functions, and imparts
genial warmth to the blood. Remember
the weaker the system the greater the
exposure to disease. Hoods Sarsapa.
rllla makes the system strong.
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SUTTON,

Alonzo Drown has sold his farm to B,
T. Phiheld of this town. Price 5000.
Possession soon.
Inc Grange sugar party given last
week Tuesday evening was we'll attend
ed; proceeds above expenses SIS. 25.
which goes toward the organ fund.
The next Grange meeting is to be held
Saturday evening, when the district
deputy is to be present, 1t is hoped there
may be good attendance.
ID. {. Mitchell has bought the stock of
groceries OF {. F. Fogg and proposes to
run a grocery store at the same place
Mr.. Fogg is getting ready to move to
Springfield, where he is to 90 into a fish
market.
There have been two different doctors in
the place the past week with view of
locating here. This is a good opening
tor doctor and it is hoped a good one
may settle here, as it is now necessary to
send out OF town when one is needed,
Bert Twombly met with bad accident
while saving wood for !. E. Wentworth
with a circular saw, manning one of his
hands, so that it probably will be per-
manently injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drew. who have
been visiting friends in Barton, have re.
turned home.
Mrs. Jennie Abbey, who helped care for
Dr. Colby for some days, has returned to
st. Johnsbury, and Mr.. Litch6eld from
Westmore is caring for him now. The
DOCTOR is great sufferer and there seems
TO be no relief for him. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
u Wells of Glover are at his home.
Lewis Parker, who has been VISITING
friends IN Danville, has returned home.
Fred Page, who has been very i'll with
the grip, has SO far recovered as to be ont
again.
). e. Otis and Miss May Sherburne of
Lyndon Center were married at the
brides home last Wednesday afternoon
gong to Newport Oh the express train
and returned to Mr.. Otis place in Sut.
ton, near West Burke, Thursday EVENING
where they are to reside.
There is an effort being made to raise
salary for Rev. Franklin Blake, who
supplied here on trial few Sundays ago.
Inc Grange are to have the second
'ugar party next Saturday night for the
'eneht OF the organ fund.
A largely attended reception was ten.
lefed to Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Otis at Odd
elbows Hall by the members and their
a a OF Alpine Lodge, No, %, and
4ystlc Lodge, No. 5, Saturday evening
ar and Mrs. Otis were taken by sur
rise They were presented with a clock
IT. OTIS responded in a few remarks
lanklng all present, and all seemed to
1)oy the occasion very much.
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Tragedy Ayerled.

Just in the nick of time our little boy
was saved writes Mrs W. Watkins OF
fleasant City. Ohio. pneumonia had
played sad havoc with him and a terri
bic cough set in besides. Doctors treated
him' but he grew worse every day. At
length we tried DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry tor Consumption, and our darling
was saved. He's now sound, and Wells
Everybody ought to know, it's the only
sure cure tor Coughs, Colds and all Lung
diseases. Guaranteed by Flint Bros,
druggists Price SOC. and $1,OO. Trial
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CABOT.

Mr. and Mrs B. f. Chester visited at
Danv'lle, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Moore and Mrs. Page Of Plain.
held were the guests Of Mrs. Cora Ches.
ter, Monday. ~
liza Woodcock is visiting at PIainfeld.
LIN Dawson has finished work for
Aubrey Nelson and is at work for Mrs
Myrtle Ford.
Lila Perry is visiting her grandfather.
Anthony Perry.
Elmer Wheeler, who has been living at
the Mey farm, is moving back to Wood.
bury. 000
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mey are expected this
week from Manchester.
Cora Lance is visiting at Portsmouth
MIR: and Mrs. Herman Osgood and Mr.
and Mrs. Mason Chester visited Mrs.
Minnie Brown at Hard wick, THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perry are re.
lo'clng over the birth OF son.
Walter Myers is moving from William
MnIttier's to Aubrey Nelson's aud Will
morse NC and wife are to move in with Mr.,
Whittier. -"''
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WEST DANVIE,IE

The grip seems to be the prevailing all
me IN this community at present will
the following list of victims: A. 7. Goss
George Armstrong, Merton Rodger Car
Ferrln, Charles Hunt, Sam Morrill,. and
several Others.
F. D. Perkins is not gaining verv fast
although the doctors say he is improving
f. F. Aver is slowly recovering from
an attack of grip and heart trouble from
which he has been confined to the house
tor over two weeks.
l.. K Adams moved his family to Nor
risVIlle last week where he is at work TOR
Mould q Boynton in their stone shed.
1t is looking quite springlike these
and the farmers are beginning
10 get their sugar tools in readiness.
Ora Wood had both feet taken off A.
the 1nstep last week and at last renorts
was doing we'll. ~
Jason Cole, an old resident of this nlace
died Saturday very suddenly of pneuno,
MA and the funeral was held at the
house Tuesday at II a. M.
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NORTH WALDEN.

Mrs. John Stevens has been very i'll
with mumps Miss Lillian Davis is car
ing for her.
Mrs. II. A. Sweet visited in St. Johns
bury recently.
Clayton Orion is at home for his vaca-
ton, also James Haze,ton and Charles
Hogaboom.
Among the recent visitors are Charles
Orion and family, Essex Institute; Gar
dina orion, North Calais; Mrs. James
Lowry, Bloomington, and Miss Virginia
Perry, McIndoes.
Some of the farmers are getting ready
for sugaring. The fine weather the past
few days indicates an early season, and
had the trees been tapped would doubt
less have resulted in a good run of sap
Saturday and Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-11
LOWER WATERFORD

West Concord. MINUS III
MIS- Z liza G. Morrison is spending tbe
week at St. Johnsbury. ls '"e
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Bonnette Of Pas.
sumpsic visited at Mr.. Bonnette;s
iatber's recently. D'""e''e $
bo mrs. Inez Clark of Bradford is VISITING
ner sister, Mrs. Frank A. Cutting.
q nc entertainment given by Mrs, Eliza
~ :, James and son Harold of Lisbon N N
- was very well attended and much en-.
loyed by all present. ''~ - IL
, Seve. al from this vicinity attended the
I'm - ana masquerade at the Grange
time. p'i' sooo
. Joseph Morrison, who has been snend
ine some time with his parents at Kin
Wednesday. 'A'e last
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-11

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Halls Family Pills are the best.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs, +. g. Osgood and little daughter
OF Bellows Falls are spending a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Roswell
Farnham.
Mrs Lang of Lee, N. H., is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. A. Z. Hale.
Mrs. William B. Stevens has gone to
New York to visit her daughter, Mrs. o.
K. Baker.
Mrs. L. M. Peaslee is visiting friends in
Boston and vicinity.
DR.. o. H. Stevens has removed his den
tai office to his residence.
Miss Lena Allen left Thursday for
keene for a weeks visit with relatives.
From there she will go to New York to
attend the millinery opening, returning
to Bethel about April j to resume the
position which she has held for the past
two years as trimmer
Misses Bertha and Minnie Goodwin
are visiting at W. w. Goodwin's.
The Choir Union will give a concert in
the Congregational church Friday even
ing. The union will be assisted bv Mrs.
lara Dow Hooker, soprano, Miss
Faullne Blakely, violinist, Dr. w. L. Cole.
tenor, Prof c. r. Taggart impersonator
and reader, and the Lyme orchestra.
Or. W. E. Locke and family left last
week for Philadelphia where he will
attend post graduate lectures at Hohne.
mann college.
H. L. Stillson, of Bennington the well
known fraternity historian and journal.
lst, was a guest at Fl. E. Parker's Friday
and Saturday.
Miss VERNE Grant has been very i'll at |
the home of Mrs. w. B. D. Avery.
Dr.. Julian H. Jones died last week Tues.
day evening after long and painful III.
ness The funeral was held at the Con.
sregatlonal church Thursday afternoon.
kew. II, J. kllbourn officiating, Rev. All
webb assisting. DR.. Jones has practiced
lis profession in this place Sc years in a
most successful manner being widely
ought IN council by associates in both
chools OF medicine. He leaves widow
nd two daughters, Mrs. Thomas
lchenze OF Westerly. r. l., and Edith
'ruce graduate of Detroit Training
chool. '''''"6
Mrs. H. B. Chamberlin entertains the
lorary Club this week Wednesday after,
Don.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Frank Harris enter.
nned few friends at whist one evening
st week. Is
W. D. Williams was in Litteton Satur-
ay. |
Mrs. W. H. Gilmore was in town last
eek. V
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HARVEY.
A. H. Bartlett is i'll.

Frank Moore is i'll with measles, also
three members in the family of Mrs Mary
Cunningham.
Henry Hale is to work for Frank Pal.
mer the coming season, beginning soon.
and Frank Moore is to work for Plvnn
Mcdonald.
E. R. Mackey went to Groton a few
days ago and bought a very nice yoke of
oxen.
J. L: Frye visited at VIC Lewis in St,
Johnsbury last week.
Will McNaughton visited at O. F.
Hale's last week.
John Dunn is at J. L. Frve's for few
weeks stay.
Rose McGilI is assisting Mrs. Fred
Stocker Tor few weeks.
Carrie Moore made short visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Moore.
quite recently.
Report is that W. G. Bartlett has sold
his farm and stock to his son Allen.
0. V. Gookin is helping care for the
sick at MIS-. M. Cunninghams.
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More Riots.

Disturbances of strikers are NOT nearly
as grave as an individual disorder of the
system Overwork, loss OF sleep, nervous
tension will be followed by utter collapse.
unless reliable remedy is immediately
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systems. 1t dispels Nervousness. Rbeu-
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PEACHAM.

AT the March meeting last week Mis-,
DImond prepared and read an excellent
report OF our schools. She said we had
Ioo pupils enrolled in eight schools
Durlng the three terms Louisa Blanchard
had nett her an absent or tardy mark and
bdlth Allen was absent Just one dav dnr.
ing the three terms. Miss Dimond plead
ca Tor the cooperation and manifest in.
terest OF the parents in the schools. and
a.so urged that the teachers if possible
at'enu the summer schools. She considers
consohdatlon much better than so MANY
small schools. " many
MISS ANNE Williams, who has spent
several weeks with friends in or near
boston, came home, Thursday.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Metb
0 OF church will meet with Mrs Lucian
b1,,gelow Wednesday forenoon, March "a
All are most cordially invited.
Mrs. Abby McClary, who has been
spending the winter with her danab+ tn
III baltimore, has returned to her home,
Miss Hattie Ewell, only daughter Of
horace ana Ida Boynton EweIl. was
married February 2G to William S San.
porn A reception was held At her
, t', Friday evening, March 6. Abopt
twenty-five friends gathered and she J re-.
'elVed some nice presents.
Religious services were held in the Con-
church last Wednesday both
afternoon and evening. Rev. George H
from Danville was the n,e e. 49,
r. On Friday afternoon Rev, Iosenh
of DanviIIe preached in tba
Methodist church. Sunday morn;n n
mon services were held in the Conores
s st church, Miss Brokaw. one of
.i heId workers ofth Vermont Dome o.
~ rra missionary Society, bringing an
arrest message to her hearers from
s sa,an 90; L. first clause. The meeting
,Ly evening was at the Methodist
, nu!cn' Meetings will be held this week
between the two churches
lev' Mr. Hamilton will be present one
l , and on Thursday and FRIDAY Rev oJ T
!, Marvin OF East Hardwick will assist
nv the special Pc services. All are cordially
lV''eo to any and all of these meetings
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-11
KIRBY.
VuT
Wedding Anniversary,

Mr. and Mrs. Milo jenkins of this place
celebrated their 35th wedding anniyer-
sary last Thursday. Fifty relatives and
,rie'lus were present. The guests began
10 arrive at o'clock in the afternoon
ana 1t was well toward midnight when
Tue last SAID goodnight" Lunch was
served at . clock and an oyster dinner
at 80 Numerous gifts were presented
70 lile couple. Milo Jenkins was born in
Burke, Nov. rs, 1890. He was the s;xth
OF tue II children born to Rev. Lewis and
folly (G1swold) Jenkins, and a grand.
son OF Lemuel jenkins, a revolutionary
soldier. Mr.. Jenkins father was for
nearly 40 years circuit preacher of the
methodist church. OF bis q children
seven are living. Milo Jenkins early life
was Spent on farm in Newark. On
June 20, 1855, he married Amelia San.
oerson OF East Burke. By this union he
nad i've children, all bows. Adna A of
Manchester, N. H., Fred E. of Auonsta
Me- Harris E. of Kirby, Charles, who
u n's, IN NANCY, and Willis L. of East
burke; Forty-two years ago Mr.. Jenkins
settled on his present homestead. Five
wars later Mrs. jenkins died and on
M 1tI;h ., 1865, Mr.. Jenkins married
El'en A. ,Etterrdge. The couple have had
on" %, enid, daughter, Nellie A., now Mrs
w ''l'am Il. Jeffrey, Mr. Jenkins has
Always enjoyed the esteem and confidence
OF ms fellow citizens and neighbors He
mas held several town offices and in 1880
ana 50 represented Kirby in the leo,sla.
lure The lite of Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins
mas been typical OF the New England
"a, 10. ~, qu'et and unpretentious, but alive
~ an mat concerned the welfare of the
community. Bothhav long been identi.
n n with the Methodist church at East
81 nu Gt he has brother, Lewis jenkins,
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M rs Stephen Chase OF passumpsic Wis.
''eu ner aunt, Mrs. Choate, last week.
Blaine. ' '0n' george
t mrsi bowman of Littleton is the guest
OF her brother, Frank Brock. eNO''