St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-14
AT DANVILLE.

The annual VISITATION OF the ulstrlcI
asnutv grand master to Vast burn
Jador F. & A. NJ, Wednesday even
I've ~ was a very pleasant affair. The
ips NJ the third degree was exempli6ed
va wa a banquet served. There were a
a anu. nrmber present from out Of town,
Id Az whom besides j.. V. Dutton, the
a Mntr;ci deputy, were W. h. Taylor and
u IN Craudall of Bardwick, Capt.
NW...hon;e Burbank OF Walden, and
I na,a Burbank OF diego, N. Y.
Mrs loci Dole is very sick with the
Edwin Potter will occupy the pulpit at
40 Methodist church Sunday morning,
In Nd w;lI deliver an address, which he has
@ a;nen before G. A. R. gatherings. A
sEasc;aI invitation is extended to all
yeterans to attend.
The members of Washburn Lodge,
Z "a. NJ, are making arrangements
f. a minstrel show to be given in the
near future.
N Cant. Nathaniel Burbank of Walden
ord Horace Burbank of Diego. N. Y,
have been visiting at Harvey Burbank's.
Work on the repairs to the depot is
o,ooressing. The interior is being
shesthed with hard pine. The ceiling
hos been raised IS inches, and the office
q vii; be moved into one corner OF the
bniding and bay window built for it.
4 new floor will be laid, and furnace
n put in.
Mrs. Phoebe Langmaid, who has been
y III with the mumps, is recovering.
The closing entertainment of the Village
a Improvement Association Course comes
\ Wednesday evening, Feb. 81. The
entertainer, S. M. Spedon. comes highly
\ recommended. He presents an entertain
h ment different from anything Danville
audience has yet listened to. One paper
d saws OF him: "a one. man show is looked
upon with suspicion, but with the case
q of Spedon the suspicion was unwarrant-
ed; there was really no tagging OF
interest during the entertainment, which
lasted an hour and a half" Mr..
& Spedons versatility and his repertoire of
rapid sketching, recitation. story and
song enable him to be pathetic, amusing
or instructive as occasion demands.
\ Misses Nellie and Sadie Colby and Mrs
N Kate Dennison were called to Waterford
last week by the death of their uncle,
H Seth Moulton. Miss Colby and Mrs.
K Dennison returned Saturday, but Miss
Sadie Colby will remain with her aunt
< for time.
\ Miss Mary Crane has given up her
n work at the telephone exchange and
4 gone to st. Johnsbury, where she has a
" position as book keeper at the central
telephone office. Mr.. Cults has secured
N Miss Blanche Hartshorn as operator at
the exchange and she commenced work
Monday.
Miss W. A. Preston finished a ter
weeks term of school in the Center dis
trict Friday. Out OF an enrolment of IA
pupils, nine had no absent marks: Mary
Margaret and Alice Coveny, Ethel Muir
ply, George Dole. Earl Fisher. Fay Nc
Gill, Glen Crane and Howard Smith anC
two pupils, Helen Chalmers and Austir
Smith, missed but one day.
The singing class of about 40 members
under the direction OF Prof. Harrington
closed with concert Tuesday evening o
II last week. There was a good at
& tendance at the entertainment, and a
& very pleasing program was given. con
Nj slstDg of solos, quartets, duets, and
choruses, interspersed with readings by
& Miss Bishop ofMcIndoes, who was wei
& received.
There will be social and oyster sup
per at the parlors of the Methods
church Friday evening, February %.
Miss Jennie Smith has returned from
several weeks visit with her brother al
White River Junction.
Edwin Williams who has been sick To-
a long time, is still very i'll and grea
sufferer.
Rev. c. G. Gorse and son George ar
visiting Mr.. Gorse's father at Catskill
M Y.
Isaac Colby, who has been confined t.
the house by illness the past week, is abb
to be out again.
HIS. Dole is putting in the creamer.
ice, and is drawing it from Keser's pom
this year.
Aaron Smith is still suffering from
E blood poisoning in his hand. A thir'
M operation was performed on it Monday
The Rathbone Sisters will hold a val
entlne party, with light refreshments, a
X r. hall, this evening. Admission, II
cents