St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-03-20
At DanYille.


control. The damage was slight.
Misses Blanche Hartshorn, Myrtle
cnitb Alice Page and Abbie Badger
we're at St. Tohnsbury last week to take |
the teachers examination.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steele has moved into
4be house she purchased last fall of
4erman Osgood, and her mother, Mrs.
r p Davie, of St. Johnsbury, will make
her home with her tor the present.
Mrs Frank Crane visited friends at st.
Iohnsbury last week.
Miss Christiana Danforth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Danforth met with
an accident while coasting last week
and cut one of her legs so that it was
necessary to take fifteen stitches in it.
The nerves were injured so that she has
suffered little pain from the wound.
Mrs. Harold Aver will build a tea
house on her Diamond Hill lot this sum-
ner 1t will be a one-story, one room
hni1ding and the walls, fire place and
chimney will be of cobble stone laid in
cement. 1t will be erected on the upper
norton of the lot at some distance from
the road and a wide piazza across the
front will command the fine view for
which the place is noted. F. ]. Preston
will have charge of the building and
work will commence as soon as Mrs.
AYERS arrival, which will be about June
first, Its estimated cost is about
$4,000.
Mrs W. o. Stratton is quite seriously
i'll.
Wifred Gray and A. NJ. Woodward
are now connected with the New Eng
land telephone exchange.
Basket Ball Games.
The Danville basket ball team played
two games at Danville last week
Thursday night with the East Barnets,
and Saturday night with the St. Johns
burys. For the East Barnet game the
line up was as follows;
DANvILLE EAST BARNET
c Bartlett. Id IF, II. Norwood
C. Dole rb IT, II. Stanton
R. Greenbank, c c, a. Larvey
H Peck IF Id. II. CANNED
NJ Badger, II RIB, ID. Gibson
Score Danville IL, East Barnet r. Goals
from floor Peck Z, Greenbank 4, Bartlett +,
NJ Badger 3, c. Dole 2, Norwood, Stan
ton. EOinlS On louis, OduNlliC l. NSlSISS'
K. Badger. Scorer, NJ. Mcdonald. Timer,
NJ. Stocker.
The line up for the Saturday night
game was as follows:
DANvfLLE ST.
Mcdonald, If RIB, Smith
Peck IF h. Harvey
R, Badger, Greenbank, c, Laird
Bartlett, Id RI, Moore
Dole rb II, Bennett
Score, Danville 80, St ]. Ii. Goals from
floor, Badger 6, Dole 4, Bartlett 2, Green
Points on fouls, Danvile +. Referees, r.
Badger, NJ. Badger Timer, Currier. Time,
l5-minute periods.
Mrs !. D. Sturdevant has returned
from Philadelphia, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Miss Donna Stur-
devant, for the past month.
Miss Ida Page is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Gowen, at Newbury, Mass.
The Danville Dramatic Co., went to
St Johnsbury, Saturday, where they
PLAYED the drama "Willowdale,' to a
good sized audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dow have been
visiting her brother, Harley Sherburne, at
Lyndonville.
Col. and Mrs. n A. Dole visited Col.
and Mrs. NJ D. Wells, at Cabot, Satur-
day
Mrs. S. E. Cass, of Craftsbury, is visit
ing her son, w. H, Cass.
Mrs. Millicent McIntire, of East Hard
wick, is visiting at George Hodgdon's.
Mrs Sarah Moulton, who has been
caring for her niece at West Danvile, for
a couple of weeks, has returned and is
with Mrs. Moore again.
Miss May Wilson is i'll with laryngitis.
The selectmen appointed these officers
at a meeting held Saturday; Fence
viewers, Edward Taylor G. W. Cook,
K. C. Davis; pound keeper, Edward Tay-
lor; surveyors of wood and lumber, ]. p.
Weeks, G. |. Green, A. W. Merrill, Nj. +.
Moore sexton, Marshall Bixby.
H. S. Dole recently purchased fine
pair OF chestnut horses which he sold
Monday to a New York City party for a
good sum.
AT the auction of the farm on the West
Danvlle road owned by Fred Gable and
pSOlSS DIOSDill, the place was solu "
Mr. Brosball tor $3.50. Mr.. Gable and
family have returned to New York city,
where he has position.
The next meeting of Danville Grange
will be held Friday evening The subject
for discussion will be: care the courts OF
Vermont conducted so as to be of the
greatest benefit to a majority OF the
people"
The Danville Creamery association has
purchased of ]. D. Sturdevant his house
IN this village for $1,000 for their help.
E. W. Hunt, who has worked in the
creamery here for the past IA years, will
leave about April /, to enter the employ
OF Varnum and Gilillan.
Perley Aver, of Passumpsic, has been
engaged to take E. w. Hunts place as
butter maker in the creamery, and will
move here about April 1.
]. r. Rice has closed up his lumber
deals, sold his farm on the Peacham
road to George Peake, and moved to
Mortified.
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