St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-03
PEACHAM.

! MISS Elsie (nOate, Miss Bern1ce Blan-
chard and Oliver Cowan attended the
missionary rally of young peoples So
cieties at st. Johnsbury last week as
delegates from the Christian Endeavor
society.
The Ladies Missionary society packed
two barrels recently, one for a minister's
family in Dakota, valued at 500, and
one for the Mcintosh school, valued at
$26. The treasurer's report showed
500 raised for Home Missions and $50
for Foreign Missions during the past
| year.
Rev. J. K. Williams left home Tuesday
for, his vacation at his old home in Char
lotte.
Mrs. Allyce Gray Stoddard and infant
daughter, and Miss Laura Gray from
North Montpelier spent part of last
week in town with their mother at
Mountain View House, and with their
sister at East Peacham.
Mrs Clara Bailey and Alex. Bailey
spent two days at Lyndon last week.
Mrs Morris Taylor, who has been suf
fering with asthma, has gone for a
change to her former home in Megan-
tic, P. Q. Her two younger children are
with her.
Charles D. Harvey, who has spent the
summer at Deal Beach and Washington,
D. c., came home to East Peacham re-
Gently.
G. A. Kenerson and sister spent two
days last week at Groton and with Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Mack at Marshfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles EMERSON expect
to leave this week Wednesday to visit
friends at Manchester, n H., and other
places.
Mrs. A. H. Hebblethwaite, Miss Jen-
nette Varnum, Miss Elsie Choate, Miss
Susan Williams, Mrs Agnes Milligan,
Miss Lena Graham and Mrs Cooley
went on the excursion through the Craw-
ford Notch, Friday.
Miss Maud Folts from Winchester,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Nelson Whitehill came from Green's
boro last week and is visiting at Lafay-
cite Strobridge's.
Harvey Wheeler from East Peacham
has bought the farm in the north part
of the town known as the Elijah Whiting
farm.
We are pleased to find that Miss E. g.
Prentiss has purchased the building lot
above the village, owned for several
years by Mrs. g. B. M. Harvey, and
that in future Miss Prentiss, though alb
sent more or less, will still be a resident
here.
A meeting of the w. c. T. U. was held
Thursday with Mrs. Alzina Esden at
East Peacham. A paper was prepared
and read by Miss Bessie Varnum on
temperance work among Negroes and
Indians. Mrs. Clara Bailey and Mrs.
Eliza Esden were elected delegates to the
state convention to be held at st. Johns
bury.
A game of base ball was played We'd
nesday by the Harvey boys and c. c. G.
S., the former scoring 13 to 10 against
the latter. Thursday a game was play
ed between Peacham and Marshfield, the
former beating 10 to 7.
Miss Laura Gray from North Mont
pelier, is spending week with her sister,
Bessie, at c. A. Kenerson's.
c. A. Hutchinson has been very i'll the
past week.
Mrs. Flora Hunter has been visiting at
Mr. Orrs and calling on old friends.
Walter Bayley spent couple of days at
Morrisville last week.
Miss Myrtle Craig of Peacham was
united in marriage to Thomas Cogger OF
Hampton, N. H., at Portsmouth, n H.,
last Tuesday evening. She wore dress
of white chiffon silk over white taffeta
trimmed with wide oriental lace inser-
ton, and wore a veil. Her travelling
dress was of Alice blue wolfe over tatfeta
silk with hat of panne velvet to match.
Mr.. Cogger was attended by his friend,
Edward Broderick, and Miss May Craig
was bridesmaid and wore dress of blue
silk and hat of white silk. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Cogger left for a
short trip to Portland, Me-, and on their
return they will reside in Hampton, N.
H., where Mr. Cogger has position as
supt. milk Inspector for the H. P. Hood
& Sons, Boston, Mass Mrs. Cogger
had been for three years previous to her
marriage, book-keeper and stenographer
for E. G. Cole & Co. Miss May Craig
now has this position.
Clarence Bailey from Corinth, has been
at his fathers recently