St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-04-11
AT DANVILLE.

M Mrs. Z. G' Dou6NA nSsS SN~h JNAeN S~AA
q ousy i'll the past week.
Aea Vesson, who has been i'll the past
-.oek with the measles, is now suffering
rom quinsy sore.
George Greer has moved from Harry
Ospood's house to a tenement in A. B.
Hoyt's house.
n H. Page of st. Johnsbury Center is
visiting here.
Robert Allison of St. Johnsbury. who
has been visiting at D. P. Coveny's for
inur weeks has returned to his home.
Horace J. Burbank and family OF St.
4 Iobnsbury visited at Harvey Burbank's,
Saturday.
Mrs. William Woodland, who has been
listing relatives in New Hampshire for
several weeks, returned Monday.
Mrs. George Weeks was taken to
Briphtlook Hospital Wednesday. and
thursday was operated on for appen-
dicitis, and is recovering slowly.
Miss L. M. Davis has gone to Norwich,
where she has position as teacher in
the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan E. Carr of St..
Johpsbury have been spending a week at
Mrs E. S. Pierce's.
Miss H. S. Whittier, Miss Esther Bah.
SON. and Mr.. Cartright OF Boston, were
guests of Capt. and Mrs. Waterman at
SGrovelands" last week.
Mrs. Kate Dennison has returned from
Boston.
Mrs. Ira Preston is in West Stuarts-
town to attend the wedding of a friend.
Mrs. Augusta Colby has returned
from visit with her sister IN Morris
vile.
Mrs. William Hobbs OF Florida is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. w. F. Dole and Mrs.
l. H. Fisher.
Mrs. Mary E. Williams of St. Johns
bury, is boarding at W. F. Dole's.
Miss Jennie Smith, who is i'll with diph-
iberia, is doing we'll and is not danger
ousy i'll.
S. n. ingalls, has been i'll the past week
with severe attack OF bronchitis.
Harry Osgood and family have return.
ed from Concord, N. H., where be has
been working during the winter.
Mrs. Harriet E. Swanson.has gone to
Boston to purchase stock of millinery
and will open a millinery parlor in rooms
in Or. Mackey's house at Peacham, Tues
lay, May1.
lanes H. Borland is soliciting subscrib.
rs TOR a monthly magazine which he
proposes to publish at Danville. His an
ouncement states that "If nothing Diet.
mental happens the first number will
ppear in June"
S. 0. Morse is adding piazza to his
)use.
lanes Borland Sr., has been visiting
ends at Greensboro the past week.
Charles Fellows has put in New Eng
I'd telephone.
0. Morse, who has been absent foi
ne time, is now i'll at home.
here is an epidemic OF measles il
IN, there being about 40 cases al
sent, and some have been quite i'll.
r. and Mrs. George Crane visited
lids in st. ohnsbury last week.
iday afternoon about 80 children
aided a party at the Congregations
ponage. the occasion of the birthday
ofary L. Cummings. Invitations hat
beextended to all the boys and girls
to'oung to be included in the valentino
pa,, but, chiefly on account of measles
onabout half were able to be present
Gas suited to different ages wer'
mu enjoyed. Light refreshments wer'
seri, the birthday cake with its clever
cans being cut last. Teachers from
the inior department of the Sunday
scht assisted Mrs. Cummings.
II thank offering meeting Of thu
LAD Missionary society OF the Con
gregioaal church will be held at Mrs
Geor W. Cranes Friday afternoon a
tbret'clo The contents of the NIT
boxere to be brought in at that time