St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-06-20
AT DANVILLE.

Marshall BixbV has completed the
foundation of his house and has COM
menced to erect the frame. Preston q
Green are doing the work.
Vera Churchill OF Barton Landing is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. S. Dole.
There will be game of base ball on
the common at Danville, Saturday after
noon, between the Danvile and Cabot
mines.
IN. Norwood, now of Derry, N. H.,
is visiting in town.
Francis Benjamin of Burlington is can
wasting the town for more subscribers
for the New England Telephone. Com
pany. A new line up the Walden bill
road is to be built soon.
Margaret, the little daughter of Mrs.
Mary Perkins Hodgdon, died Sunday
after a short illness with erysipelas.
The funeral was held Tuesday at the
house. There were many beautiful
flowers. Mrs. Hodgdon has the SYM
patty of all in her affection.
At the meeting OF the grange last week
Tuesday evening, mock trial furnished
the entertainment. A very large COM
pany were present, including many from
East Hardwick and st. Johnsbury
Center.
7. E. Tinker and Martin Mcdonald are
attending the graduating exercises at
Norwich University.
Miss Amy McEIroy OF Oakland, CAL,
is visiting at Walter Peck's.
Mrs. Laura Grey OF Bethlehem, N. H.,
is visiting Mrs. Carrie Kittredge.
The members Of the Masonic and
Eastern Star orders will join in a St.
Johns Day service at the Methodist
church next Sunday afternoon at 2 30
o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Brown will preach
the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Gray, who have
been visit ting at George Stocker's have
returned to Ryegate.
Mrs. Flora E. Haviland of Pasadena,
is visiting friends in town.
Walter Kendall and family of Laconia
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fournier are visit
ing at South Concord.
, Mrs. ]. S. Titon has returned to her
e home in this village.
t George Bagby has been dymaniting
and removing the ledge in front OF his
f house.
q Mahlon Moore is rebuilding his mill
at Harvey, recently burned by lightning,
and has received valuable assistance
from his friends.
Frank Stocker has sold his farm, con.
tanning 12O acres of land to George
u Crane OF Cabot. The price was $4,000
!. for the farm and IL cows. Mr.. Crane
9 has already taken possession and viii
move in this week.
r Clayton harrington, who has beer
working for Frank Stocker on his farm
has moved back to West Danville, te
y. work for his father, D. c. harrington.
4 S. D. Morse is so much better as to be
|. able to walk out short distances.
a Miss L. M. Davis returned Saturday
from Norwich, where she has been teach
q ing. She leaves Wednesday for Hanover
/. where she will attend the summer
h school for teachers.
Mrs. William Clifford of Conway, N
r. H., is visiting her son, H. E. Barber.
It Mrs. G. T. Slater and Miss Stephenson
OF Montreal, Miss S. F. Robinson o
r Boston, and Mrs. H. B. Woodward O
;. New York, are stopping at Thurber's.
Mr.. Fairbanks of the American Bel
!, Telephone Co., will give a lecture OF
o telephones at the meeting OF the Grang
+ Tuesday evening, June &c. Tie meeting
a will be public one and free of charge
- and will be followed by full demonstra
r ton of the long distance service for two
hours.
n The Mock Court trial passed off yer,
is pleasantly and uetted the Improvement
d association SIS. The jury as we'll a
r. the witnesses afforded much amusemen
is and Jokes and local hits greatly enlivenet
N the occasion.
% Col. and Mrs. N. A. Dole are attending
is the graduating exercises at Norwich
University.
" Mrs. Cora A. Finel of Brookline, Mass
ID is visiting her cousin, Mrs. !. A. Fisher
Mrs. Jennie F. McGill is visiting he
c. sister in Hardwick for few weeks.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis fror
r. Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic, ar
expected here July IL. They will spen
" tue SuunIuCI Ut NIL LAWS ldl III nSLSs
10 Children's Day was observed at til
Congregational church June 10. Th
exercise entitled America was closely to
4. lowed and apparently enjoyed by th
= 2+O who were present. A large choru
:, assisted in rendering the music, whic
70 was of greater variety and higher orde
&c than usual. Interesting features c
10 the service were the presentation {
three children by their parents for bar
IN tism; and the presentation of Bibles b
re the pastor to three baptised children {
C. the church, who had passed their sevent
lie. birthdays. An address on'"The Growt
H. of the Kingdom" was illustrated in th
at development OF the plant from the seet
After hearing from the gifts of forme
n years, a generous Offering of more tina
~, $40 was received, to which it is hope
~ enough will be added by individuals
~ make, with the yearly offerings of tt
=, junior department, a sum EQUAL to the
Gu of recent years, namely, $25.
Rev. George H. Cummings attende
the convention of Congregation
churches at Woodstock last week, spen
49, ing Monday night with his father 4
Us Stafford. Mr.. Cummings served as a
az sistant scribe for the convention.
If Rev. E. E. Grant OF East St. Johnsbu
ID, will preach in the Congregational chur'