St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
AT DANYILLE.

guests o. Mr.. and Mrs. John Page at St.
Johnsbury this week.
Miss Helen T. Slate, who has been at
FL. Preston's, returned to her home in
Sag Harbor, today.
Miss Kate Currier, who has been spend.
ing the summer vacation at her home
here, returned to New York, Monday.
Mrs. /. M. Aver, who has been spend.
ing the summer in England, arrived in
town last week and is stopping at the
Elm House.
DR.. Edward Hixon of Cambridge,
Mass, is at Thurber's Hotel.
Herbert Cummings has gone to Wor-
cester, Mass, where he will enter the
freshmen class at the Worcester Institute
OF Technology.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Larabee and son
OF Hardwick, have been visiting at R. c.
Davis.
George Fl. Davis Of Hardwick, has been
visiting at R. c. Davis.
The house and barn owned by Warner
Goodenough, between here and North
Danville, burned Sunday evening. The
place was unoccupied but Mr.. Good
enough had been there that day and left
about an hour before the fire broke out.
The buildings were in excellent repair
and the loss will be heavy one. The
years crop of hay was in the barn.
W. H. Cass has been working at Nor
risville the past week.
Edmund Green of Holland visited at
Geo. l. Green's last week.
Mrs. Harvey K. Weeks, who has been
visiting at Miss Emily Davis, has return
ed to her home in Montclair, N. ].
Mrs. George c. Davis OF Hardwick, is
visiting her son, R. c. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Stocker have re.
turned from Mortified, where Mr.
Stocker has been teaching at the summei
school OF Norwich University.
Hiram Daniels of California, who i;
stopping with his sister at Passumpsic
visited relatives in town last week.
Mrs. Louise Kendall of Laconia. N. a..
has been visiting at P. H. McDonald's
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Beard
who have been at W. F. Dole's, have
returned to South Norwalk, Conn.
Mrs. George Greenbank of Maine il
visiting her father, Col. William Dole.
Road Commissioner Henry Chalmers
has completed the permanent road worl
for this year. He has put in 140 rods o
permanent road at an average cost o
$6.25 per rod. Seventy rods OF this ha!
been upon a stone foundation 16 inche:
deep and 1 + feet wide. This permanent
work has been in three sections: So rod
at West Danvile; "a near Danville OF
the North Danville road and 80 rot'
near Mr.. Knapp's on the st. Johnsbury
road. This permanent road work is fas
improving the roads,, it being used OF
places needing so large an outlay tina
the town has been slow to fix them.
Leslie Ranney is home from New Lon
don, N. H., for visit.
Mrs. c. J. Grover and son Albert, VIII
have been spending the summer a
Lawrence Growers, have returned t.
their home in Franklin, Mass.
Earl Ranney has gone to Springfield
Mass, to work.
Prof. and Mrs. M. W. Twitchell c
Columbia, South Carolina, visited hi
sister, Mrs. Jennings Sturdevant, las
week. Mr.. Twitchell is professor {
geology in the State University a
Columbia.
Aaron Wessop, for the past six year
assistant cashier of Caledonia Nationi
Bank, has accepted a position as treas
urer OF the Franklin County Saving
Bank and Trust Co. at St. Adams an
will commence his duties Oct. /.
]. c. Neible has built a large silo on hi
farm on the West Danville road.
VIC. Cheever is altering and impro,
ing his buildings.
DR.. and Mrs. N. c. B. Aavland, Mis-
Alice Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
: Preston and Winchester Smith spent
couple OF days at Coles pond last weel
The Danvile Creamery Association az
putting in sewer 100 feet long.
Capt. H. P. Barber of Colorad
Springs, Col, is visiting his brothers
H. E. and Fred Barber. Mr.. Barber
now connected with the circulation d,
partment of the Colorado Spring
Gazette.
+ Charles Davis and daughters of Hare
+ wick spent Sunday at at R. c. Davis.
> F. c. Bill and Miss Carrie Bill OF Can
bridge, Mass, are at Thurber's.
All grades Of -four at bottom price
At Frasiers, West Danville.