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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
LEE DISTRICT STRICT

Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter will go to Co
iumbia. S.: c., where they expect to spend
several months.
AIR. and Mrs. William c. Randall, Of
New York City, are expected in Richmond
Easter on visit to their mother and
sister, Mrs. Helen X. and Miss Mamie
C. Randall at No. 1888 West Grace Street.
Il Mr.. Charles w. thompson, OF No. 220l
Park Avenue, spent last Sunday with
friends at Blackstone, Va
Miss Diggs, Of Lynchburg. Va, was
the guest OF Mrs. Frank Eugene stacy,
No 1925 West Grace Street. last week.
Mrs. M. L. Turner Is still quite sick
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs,
Julien c., Arnson, NO. 1895 West Grace
Street.
= Mrs. Turner's 4 daughters, Mrs. ]. H.
Clarkson,S of st. Louis, and Mrs. ]. M.
Turner, OF Newport News, have been
with her during the past week.
Mrs. George p. Stacy, Of Walkerton.
ley. No. 1887 West Grace Street.
Miss Laurel Baldwin. from Farmville,
Va. will be the guest Of her brother, Mr..
r, j, Baldwin No. 230S West Grace Street,
for several weeks
Mr.. Frederick skinnear was lately the
guest OF Mr.. Beverly r. Dudley, No.
9O32 West Grace Street.
Mrs Mary W. Thompson and grand
son, Master Irving Thompson, left at
noon Monday for Washington. D. G.,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin{ NJ Tyler.
Mrs, y. w. Pearman came from Wash
ineton, ID c., to visit her son. Mr.. T.
B. Pearman No. 2117 Ivy Avenue and
is now very Ill at his residence. Mrs.
Pearmans daughters from Washington
are at her bedside.
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To Catarrh Sufferers.

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Air,
The popularity and Increase N me
aaios ~ Hyonnei are unique In the annals
~ medicine. Such astonishing cures nave
been made by this remedy that It's sa'e
ia steadily increasing every year,
The complete Hyomei outfit COSTS nut
81 90 and consists OF an inhaler that can
be carried In the vest pocket, medicine
dropper. and hottie Of Hyome'' me
inhaler lasts n lifetime, and u one DOT.
tie tie does not cure, an extra bottle lie, OF
Evomei can be obtained for DO cents
It Is the most economical OF all remedies
advertised for the cure OF catarrh, and
ia the only one that follows Nature IN
her methods OF treating diseases o. the
respira tory organs
Breathe through the Inhaler for few
minutes four times day, and your ca
tarrh is cured, That's all. i
II YOU cannot obtain Hyomei OF your
dealer. It will be forwarded by mail,
postage paid on receipt Of price, Write
to-day Tor free sample bottle and con-
sultation blank that viii entitle you 70
services of our medical department with
out charge. The r, T. Booth Company,
Hyomei Building. Ithaca. N. y.
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Carolina, where he has accepted u rs
sponsHble position there, ~.
Mrs. Tom England, who has been sl-h
at her home on the Pike for some t''l'e'
is somewhat Improved. ~ l.
Mr., Charles Feddens, OF the P!Ke, %
on n lengthy stay 10 TRENDS a'1u 'e 1t
lives In New Kent county. -,
Miss Nadine Bootze, Of Hanover, VS.
tied her friend, Mrs. Chenalt OF this
vicinity during the past week
Miss Tattya Christian, who has peen
III at her home on the Pike lot the
past two weeks Is able to be out again.
Mrs. Hattie Barnes, Of Wood street, IS
somewhat improved NJ her nome u'tet
a lingering Illness. H.,
Miss Emma Deal. OF Wood Street. still
lies In a very serious condition. IS
Mr.. sellars, OF Wood Street. who was
SO badly hurt at the American Locomo-
tive Works a few weeks ago, IS able 70
resume his work again.
Master Eddie Carter, who mas peen
quite sick with his arm from the effects
OF being vacinated. Is better
Mrs Willie Allen, who has underwent
q. very seruious opearationl uouiu VA!
a very serious operation at the Hosptta!
some time ago, was able to be drought
home during the past week and IS resting
very quietly.
Mrs. Laura Lauterback, has returned
to her home In Petersburg. after spend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
slaughter OF this Vicinity.
Mr.. John Collins. Of Albermarle county
is Visiting his cousin, Mrs, a. V, Ba'ley,
of Wood Street, expects to leaVe III
n few days for West Point.
Mrs. +. Il. Grimes, of the Pike, had as
her guest during the past week, her
sister, Miss Gentry, Of Fluyannn cout'
Mrs. Leila Brown, and children. ex-
neot to leave in q few days for Aipe,
marie county, where they Will speno
some time with Mrs. Browns parents.
Mrs. Maud Martin, of the Pike, VINO
has been sick for several weeks. is aple
to be out again. !,
Mr., T.. ]. Ellis and his wife returned
TO their home here during the past
week. after pleasant visit. to relatives
in, Gordonsvile Va. -,
to be out again after an indlsposltlon or
several days
Mrs. James Watkins and children have
ret,,rned to Hanover county, after q
stay OF several days With their brother,
Mr.. +. L. Griffin, near the Fl Q:
Mrs. y. II. Patterson ~ somewhat het.
ter, after IN attack or bilious rover FOE
several days.
Miss Ida William, who has been teach
ing school In Hanover county has re-
turned to her home here, as the school
has closed for this session.
Mrs Woodin. of the Pike who has
been sick for several days,at her home,
Ia out again -,
a merry crowd gathered at the home
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+ Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Grif1n on last

Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Grimm on last
Tuesday evening, when the young couple
celebrated their fifth anniversary o. mar
rage. Their popularity was attested ~
the many handsome and useful presents
they received. AS It was a wooden wed
ding, many OF the gifts were OF wooa'
some OF China. crystal silver and linen.
At q late hour the merry crowd was
Eushered in to the spacious dining room,
where lovely table was spread with
all Of the dclicacies Of tho season. Among
those nresent were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r..
Griffin, Mr. and Mrs, j. r. Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Z. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Rlnford. Mrs. Gary, Mrs. Gessing-
hause, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie shina'lt, MRS.
W. F.. Poat, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. BecA,
Miss Irene, Mrs James Watkins. MISS
I5hie Watkins Poat, Miss Fanny shln-
quit, Eula Sims, Nellie Smith. beccle
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GLEN ALLEN

Miss A,lbry sugg( photographer for Gus
sons, May and Company, Is quite III In
her home.
community, died last Tuesday. Mr.. Dodd
had been employed for quite n number
OF years by tho Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad as track walker.
Mrs. Martha Alley, Of this locality, Is
quito Ill In her home.
Mrs. Leila Tate was the guest OF Mrs
N. F. rate, Of this place.. Wednesday
last
A marriage was witnessed In the home
7 OF Mr.. G. Brown, OF Johnson's Store, In
the afternoon at "A o'clock, when Miss
Lille Cochran became tho bride OF Mr..
H. Steward OF Loulsa county. The cou-
pie will live In Louisa county, near the
Hanover line.
inghan1 county, was the guest OF his
sister, Miss N. j. Puryear OF Chlcka-
honny.
sick for some time is Nagain out as
usual. IS
Mrs. Blanche Stone has returned to
her home ut Failing Creek, Chesterfield
county, after very pleasant stay with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Puryear,
Of Johnson's Store.
Miss N. J. Puryear was the recent guest
Of Mrs r. 7. Powers. OF Cf1ickahon1iny.
Mr.. John Lane, Of Hanover county,
was, recently the visitor OF Mr.. FL J..
scawthorne, OF this locality.
Mr.. ]. r. and H. c. Kilby, formerly
of chula Postoffice. Amelia county, are
now permanently located at this place
and employed by Mr. A. F. Smith, the
lumber merchant, Of this place.
Mrs r. r. Powers has been quite In
disposed for some few days, but Is now
considerably better.
Mr.. John Boschen. OF Ashland. Va, ex-
poets to move shortly to his summer
home, near Glen Allen.
Miss Bessie Puryear, OF Chickahornlny,
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Charles
II. Boschen, OF Ashland, Va.
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Mrs f. r. Woodson. who has been
spending the winter with her daughter.
Mrs W. A. Rndasill. OF Hickory, N. G..
has returned to her home on Fulton
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second. base, NJ. Hayes; Third base, Err
nest pollard Right-hcd, II. Kelley; Left
fleld Floyd Mltchell Center-feld, Ger
ricke. ,a.
The members q the choir OF the Fair.
mount Baptist Church met N the home
i OF Mrs. s., r. Gary Wednesday, night to
practice for the Easter Music. Mrs:
Gary q the dlreetress Of the l, choir Oh, and
aic especially flre. After the practce,
the members were very delightfully."- Ell
tertained by their hostess. Various
games and other pastiines were In
duiged In until a late hour, when the
merry party dispersed. Those present
we're sopranoes,. Mrs. Florence Holland
Robinson Miss Mamie Shelton, Mrs J''-
iian Binford. Miss Julia England, Mrs.
Lucy Goodwin, Mrs. william, Fidl,er;
Altos, Misses Nellie Smith, Miss Lille
1Vooier Tenor, Mr.. Charlie Patterson;
Bass Mr.. e. z. Richardson and MIR.
Spencer tfoldcraft
Mrs. Ella r. Rair1ey Is now making
her home with her father, Mr.. w. H..
Rowland. Of II South Rowland Street.
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cOTdIAIIy INVITED. ~ ~ ~ ~ X 7-1- ~. y
Mr.. John r. Harvey, who has b.cn quite
,ick for some time at the fonl. OF his
ulster, Mrs Enroughty. has recovered
vuft1ciently to return to his home In
Charles City county.
Mr.. w. Floldn, Of Detroit, Midi. who
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= : been visiting Mr.. Coffin. in varina,

has been visiting Mr.. Coffin, in Va1r rr7''
has returned.
Mr.. Wade Lamb, Of the Frictionies IS
Metal Company, Of Pittsburg, Pa, Is
visiting his family on Fulton Hill.
Mrs. Hughes, of Farrandsvillee, who has has
been III for some time. has been removed S''lt
to the sheltcrng Arms Hospital, whero
she will undergo an operation.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Fulton Bap-
list Church. will give an egg hunt Easter
Nj. James saderwhte, OF Caroline coun'
Vt, is visiting his brother IN VaIin ma, !,
Kenneth the little tTo,yea epsat son h, ~
Waving in the back yard at his nome
late E Friday evening, fell and broke ms MS
riRht forearm. DR.. Barksdale SET me
= The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rntier is III with pneumonia at ms pa
vents, home on Nicholson Street.
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SHORT pump NEWS

Mrs. Robert Taylor. OF Deep Run Mines,
has as her guests Mrs. George Taylor
and little children. Of Pittsburg. Pa,
Mrs. Lem,iel Snead, Of Stan Spring, Va,
spent Thursday with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Charles Bowles. OF Erin Shades,
Va.
Mrs. ]. S. I.eavell and Miss Heller,
Bowles, OF Erin Shades. Va, spent Tues
day afternoon in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Henley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Tinsley. of Hylas,
Hanover county, were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Le,nuel Snead, OF Stand Spring,
Va, on last Monday night.
Miss Salle DuVal, Of Edgewood, Va,
had as her guest on Wednesday afternoon
Miss Emma Thurman, from near Clayton,
Mrs. Charles a. Bowles, OF Erin Shades,
va, who has been quite sick for some
time. continues quite sick as yet
Miss Minnie Frnyser, Of Broad street
Road, will spend from Friday until Sat.
urday with her friend. Miss Emma Taur-
man. OF near Clayton, Va.
Mr.. Davy Ferguson Is quite 'ndisposed
this week.
spent from Thursday until Saturday with
relatives near stand Spring. Va.
Mrs Ossie Henley had as her guests
on last week Mrs. George Taylor. OF
Pittsburg, Pa.
little Louise Bowles Is quite sick IN
tho nome Of her parents, Mr. ana MRS.
q. A. Bowles OF this locality.
Mr.. Joe Bowles Is somewhat indlsposed
at His homo on Broad Street Road,
"
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Canada is Prosperous.

The prosperity OF 1905 did not halt az
Uncle SAINTS northern boundary, Nlon-.
treal erected more buildings and at g
greater cost than In any year before
spending s6.cOo,ooO last year, againstss3-
,0ss, 7s4 in 1901, and s4.o94,5ss In 1903, which
was the previous record year,-Phila del-
phla Record. 3z
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ROLLER SKATES FIR F. F

5Hil1, Beulah e. Germelnlan, Lucy Joneas
Messrs. D. II. Patterson, w. r. LEACH
Walter Gerlnelman, Eddie AGREE, SA1.t
George Tuck. Mr.. Walter Forbes. Rut1tua
Bally, joe Mahanes. Bruce Watkins MR.
o. %. Dortherty. Mr.. Burk Percy Chen 1;-t
ault, Rev a. T. King and Rev. g. OTIS 'tlsls
Mead. sGB nan sH
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MECHANICsVILLE NEWS
Mr., Charles Brown, Of Wood street
axnects to leave In n few days for North
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dobson. OF Dakota,
have returned after a pleasant visit with
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-07
To Study immigration.

A meeting for the women of our vari-
Gus churches who were interested in
home missions and in the inter-denomin-
ational study of the book, entitled "The
Incoming Millions" was called at the
North church Manse on Oct. 81. After
due consideration motion that the
proposed method Of study be broadened
to include men as well as women" was
favorably received. A committee was APP
pointed to report to the pastors, and If
the plan met with their approval to ar
range for a series of meetings for such a
study. Cordial approval and promise of
cooperation was given by the pastors
consulted. The committee are glad to
report that they have secured the help of
Rev. A. H. Gage, DR.. E. T. Fairbanks
and Mrs. E. D. Eaton, who will prepare
a program for these meetings, which are
to begin in January. Notice Of definite
time, place and program will appear
later. 1t is hoped that this opportunity
to gain information and for discussion of
question of such vital Importance to
our country, may appeal to many of our
men and women.
The book to be used is a study of the
problems of immigration, with special
reference to its dangers, duties and OPP
portunities to the Christian citizens OF
the United States.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-07

John Parody, of Burlington, visited
friends here few days last week.
Mrs. A. WEIGH has been visiting few
days at her old home in South Ryegate.
The mems meeting Sunday was held in
Darling's hall as usual. There was a
good attendance, and the audience was
addressed by c. p Osborne of Boston,
the secretary of the Seamen's Friend
Society, who gave very interesting and
helpful talk on subjects especially attrac-
tive to railroad men.
H. F. Pillsbury and daughter, and Mrs.
Fred Pillsbury, of Barton, were in town
Monday.
Bert Currier has been suffering good
deal with a sore eye, and has been hav-
ing treatment constantly.
The women's prayer meeting was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. T. Gleason.
Mrs. w. A. Lowell who has been i'll
for about five months, is improving and
is now able to ride out.
William Bemis of st. Johnsbury, stem
ographer for w. H. Ford, has gone to
his home for few days on account Of
illness.
Andrew Moore of the Passumpsic Saw
ings Bank, St. Johnsbury, has been work
ing in the Lyndonville' Bank for a few
days, during the absence of Edward Riley,
who is having good deal of trouble
with his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brewer and
daughter Adelaide return to their home
in Greenville, S. c., this week, as Mrs,
Brewers mother, Mrs ]. c. Eaton,
whom she has been caring for, is Sc
much improved. Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton
plan to join them in Greenvilleas soon as
She is able to travel. Lorenzo Eaton,
and Mrs. Eaton's sister, Mrs. West, ex-
pect to remain here through the winter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-07
PASSUMPSIC.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Jackson and daugh-
ter. of Greensboro are visiting Mr.. Jack
sons uncle, S. P. Pinney.
There will be social in the vestry
Thursday evening under the auspices Of
The UPS. c. E. A musical and literary
nropram will be furnished and refresh
metlts will be served. Everyone invited.
Price 10 cents.
There were IL besides the leader in at
tendance at the Christian Culture class
Friday evening, and unexpected interest
and enthusiasm prevailed. Others are
expected to join the class and pleasant
and profitable evenings are looked for
ward to.
Miss Rebecca Baker went to Fairlee
last week to attend the funeral of her
cousin. Mr.. Long.
Mrs. Emma Webb of Newport was in
town on business trip Thursday.
Miss Ella Mclaughlin of st. Johnsbury
Center, gave very interesting report Of
the state convention of Y. P. S. c. E.,
held in Bennington, in the church, Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Eliza Piper, who has been spend
ing some time with her brother, ]. E.
Lewis, in st. Johnsbury Center, and
friends here, returned to her home in
Claremont, N. H., Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Van Schaich, the state col
portur, will preach here Sunday morn
ing and remaining through the week will
preach each evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-07
RYEGATE.

Mrs. Foster of Lisbon visited her niece,
Mrs. H. P. Hough, last week.
&c. Brock returned from his hunting
trip in northern Vermont, Saturday,
Oct. 81, bringing fine buck with him,
he being the only fortunate hunter in
this party.
Mrs. Morrill, of Contoocook, N. H., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. P.
Hough, and caring for her for few days
in her illness.
Many here attended the celebration OF
the 25th anniversary of the marriage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taplin, Friday
evening, Oct. 26.
Miss Abbie Miller is seriously i'll, caused
by falling down stairs one evening seve,
raj days ago breaking her wrist and
being otherwise considerably bruised.
She also has an abcess on her hand,
which troubled her much before her fall
j. L. Shackford is suffering with sore
hand
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-07
FERTILlZlNG ORCHARDS.
Slow Acting Compounds Cheap and
Effective-VaIue of TilIage.

SLOW Acting Compounds Cheap ana
EFective-vaIue of TiIlage.
In fertilizing orchard lands 1t Is to
the bearing, fruiting trees that we
should apply most literally potash and
phosphoric acid fertilizers, writes q.
H. Scott In Country Gentleman. There
does not seem to be any general rule
even which can be laid down for this,
as there can be with humus and nitro
gen fertilization. We should always
be ahead of the game, however, with
these elements for several reasons, one
of which may be the cost. With such
slow growing plants 1t is just as ef-
fective and practicable for us to apply
slow acting compounds as quick acting
ones, and it Is far cheaper to do so.
After a man has had chance to
study, his trees, his soil and conditions
he ought to be able, with careful over
sight and little experimentation, to
tell Just about what the soil needs.
Tillage after all is the best fertiliz-
ing agent. 1t will be found that the
heavier. clayey lands are nearly all
sufficiently well stocked with mineral
fertilizers and that 1t will be to the
lighter soils that we must devote the
most attention. With the heavier soils
1t is claimed, and truly, that careful,
thorough tillage will render available
more fertilizing elements and place
them in a position where they can be
used than can be done In several years
by the application Of materials.
1t Is to the three-lime, phosphates
and some Of the more insoluble of the
potash salts-which we should look for
our orchard fertilizers and aim always
to have enough In the soil, so that
plenty of time may be allowed for the
material to change to available forms
before it is necessary for the growth
Of the trees.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-07
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.

Mr.. Dow of Glover, was the guest of
Mrs. Mary Robins last week.
Miss Jessie Tucker, of St. Johnsbury,
spent one day last week with Miss
Gertrude Franklin.
Mrs. Rebecca Hartman, who has been
visiting at Greenfield Mass, has return
ed home.
On Sunday while Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Knapp were driving into St.
Johnsbury Center, the horse became
frightened at the iron bridge. The
wheels of the wagon struck against the
bridge throwing Mr. Knapp out and the
horse ran up the street with Mrs. Knapp
in the wagon. 1t went through the
covered bridge and up to Mr. Benedict's,
where it landed in the river and was
drowned. Mr.. Badger, who happened
to be on the street, ran his horse beside
the runaway as far as Mr. Hills, trying
all the time to get in front of the horse.
He told Mrs. Knapp to jump out of the
back of the wagon, which she did. Mr..
and Mrs. Knapp very fortunately escap-
ed without serious injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bickford, of Barton,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Drew.
The ladies of the Universalist society
cleared $14 at their chicken pie supper
Thursday night.
Mrs. Jesse B. Gage of Cambridge,
Mass, has been visiting at Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra Learned's. She has
come back on account of her son Ray
mond's health.
The Ladies' Aid VIII serve a variety
supper at the Congregational church
Thursday evening, from six to eight
o'clock. After supper an entertainment
will follow, consisting of moving pictures
of the San Francisco disaster, given by
B. F. Hoffman. The admission to the
supper will be 10 cents and to the enter
tainment 20 cents. Mr. Hoffman has
been highly recommended and it is hoped
that large number will be present.
D. G. Simpson of Fitchhurg, Mass.
returns to his home today. He will
make arrangements to take his family
with him when he returns.
Mrs. Martha Flint has moved from
the Hill tenement into the down stairs
tenement in Charles Salmon's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nutall, who have beer
visiting at Mr.. Sherry's and Mr.. Hal
lett's have returned to their home in
New York.
Allie Hill, Dean Hall and Viola Nichols
have the whooping cough.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-07
EAST ST. JOHNSBURY.

The Margaret Missionary society will
meet Tuesday At that meeting the ser
mon preached by Rev. George Gates at
the Tooth anniversary Of the Haystack
prayer meeting at North Adams will be
read.
Mrs. Hardy Woodbury. of Concord
was the guest of Miss Katie Hollis last
week.
Misses May Stiles and Jessie Hayes
very pleasantly entertained their friends
Wednesday night with Halloween
party at the home of Miss Stiles. About
IS were present, some coming from Con-
cord and St. Johnsbury.
The Ladies society will meet with
Mrs. Grant, Wednesday. The ladies are
preparing for their annual sale, which
will be held some time next month.
Clarence Richards has moved from
Mrs. Wells house into Miss Ella Prouty' S
house, which was recently vacated by
the removal of George Drew.
Mrs. Charles Bradshaw of Lyndon
gave report Sunday evening of the
Christian Endeavor convention recently
held at Bennington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-07
In the Supreme Court.

The opinions of the supreme court were
handed down recently and there was
two Caledonia county cases in the
number. The opinion in the cases Off.
A. Ordway VS.. Israel T. Farrow was
written by Judge Watson. The court
adjudged the bill in this case to be in
sufficient, the decree was reversed and
the cause remanded with mandate. In
the lower court J. P. Lamson, of Cabot,
was the attorney for the plaintiff, and
Porter and Thompson attorneys for the
defendant.
The Caledonia county liquor case OF
State VS.. Frank Pianfetti of Hardwick
has been sent back by the supreme court
for retrial on the ground that the re
spondent was not given opportunity to
plead to the charge of illegal sale. Plan
fetti was found guilty with Eddie Barr.
When the case was first takento supreme
court Judgment was reversed on the
ground that the respondents were not
convicted of the same specific charge,