St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-09-27
AT DANVILLE.

atLdCh VI JnHANiS~s
Al. Ingalls,, who was confined to the
house by illness last week, is able to be
out.
Miss Ethel Williams is i'll.
Walter Deer, foreman on the section,
fell from the hand car Friday and broke
his shoulder and cut his head quite
severely.
Miss Helen T. Slate has returned to
Sag Harbor.
Mrs. Matthew Steele is at St. Johns
hurry on account oil the serious illness of
her father, c. P. Davie. 1
Miss Harriet Woods of Providence, r.
l., is at the Elm House.
&c. Bill and Miss Carrie Bill of Cam
bridge, Mass, and {. w. Thomas OF
Bridgeport, Conn, are at Thurber's.
Mrs. Mary Weeks Goss of Littleton is
visiting at Dana Badgers.
Charles Weeks of St. Johnsbury visited
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. S. II. Hauser and son, who have
been living in w. c. Heath's house this
summer, have returned to their home in
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Nathaniel Stocker is ill with slow
fever.
A. L. ellis goes this week to Keene,
N, H., to spend the winter with his son,
Coburn ellis.
Ira Preston is at home from st. Johns
bury and is i'll with typhoid fever. Mrs.
Preston, who has been visiting relatives
in Maine and New Hampshire, returned
last week.
Mrs. Henry Hyde Smith, who has been
att. J. Preston's during the summer,
has returned to her home in Hyde Park,
Mass.
Miss Bertha West has returned from a
visit with friends in Littleton.
Miss Ethel Bagby has returned from a
visit with friends in Quincy, Mass, and
Concord and Laconia. N. Il.
Harry Danforth, George A. Stoddard,
DIX. Wakefield, and J. R. Rice, have put
in New England telephones this week.
George Rodgers of Greensboro has
been visiting relatives here.
Miss Eva Tilton has been visiting at
Mortified.
Ellery Sulhany and daughter Eta Of
Littleton, have been visiting friends II
town.
Marshall Bixby has purchased lot O.
Mrs Fred Stocker. between the Chas
tina Morrill, house and c. d. Ranney's
and is planning to erect house on it.
M. NJ. Stocker is rebuilding the Chas
tina Morrill, house. He will put OF
another story and ten foot piazza tn
whole length of the main part, and vii
also build an ell and shed connecting tn
house with the barn.
E. A. Simons OF Winsted, Conn, i
stopping a the Elm House.
Major and Mrs. Chancellor Martin c
New York City, who have been stopping
at the Elm House, have returned t.
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cree and daughte
Doris OF Woodsville, visited at S. \
ingalls, Sunday.
George Greer has moved from Harvey
Hollow into Harry Osgood's house.
Frederick Fl. Brown, former Danvill
boy, died at his home in Binghamton, \
! Y, August "a, OF Bright's disease. Nd
Brown was the son Of Hiram A. Brow
and was born at Harvey. He was
prominent railroad man and has serve
IS wears as yardmaster at Pittstow1
and for three years at Jersey City. H
was a prominent member of the frs
PRESBYTERIAN church, and was 54 yeal
of age.
Charles R. Cummings, editor of tt
Interstate Journal, was in town Frida
in the interests of his paper.
Mrs. John McCosco died at her hon
near West Danville, August 81, aged c
years. Her maiden name was Cynth
Russell and she was born in Montgor
erv. Nine children had been born to Nj
and Mrs. McCosco, of whom seven su
vive. She had been a great sufferer
cancer of the liver for the past tt
months.
Madame Katerina Tsilka, accompani(
by baby Eentcha, born among the Ba
kan Brigands, will lecture in the tow
hall next Wednesday at O'clock und
the auspices of the Ladies Aid OF Il
Congregational church. The price
admission will be for adults Is cents al
tor children lU cents. Mdudlue Slif
and family are returning from weste1
b tour and it is understood that they So
Il for Turkey on the seventh of Octobt
1t will be recalled that Madame rsill
was obi ged to cancI her engagement
Ddnville. last Nj arch, owing TO the lime
II of baby Elentcba. A visitor in tow
hearing notice read OF the exp c.
lee ure, remarked "Be sure and let II
known what treat will b. missed II o
fails to hear Madame rsi'ka."
Miss Lila McEwen OF Utica, N. y,
visiting her brother, John McEwen.
DR.. B. E. Doyle will be at the E
House, Monday, Tuesday and Wedn
day, Oct, 2, 3 and A.
Mrs. E. c. Potter, agent for the D.
Furber shoe-E. c. Potter, agent tor
Etna Life Insurance Co, Harttoi
Conn-No. 81 Railroad street, st. Johl
Az bury, Vt.