St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-01


=, a Caves of Kirby, and Charles D.
RPr,ainerd Thursday, asking for the remov-
p' OF the guardianship from Miss Hannah
40, Of Vest Danville. Much interest
ps pea taken in the case and considerable
wa :So nee was introduced for the granting
ef f4he netition. The court decides that
o. o. .n sb6uld be released from the guardian
sh;n The petitioners were represented
snfGi arland B. Howe and Herbert w.
Gorer of St. Johnsbury, while Robert
W Sinonds ofSt. Johnsbury, represent
ed the defendant.
Mr and Mrs. T. ]. Preston visited
.he;r son, Ira A. Preston, at st. Johns
bury on Sunday.
Mrs Augusta Pearl of McIndoes Wis
ted her father, Col. William Dole a few
days last week.
Miss Frances Harris returned Satur-
dav from couple of weeks visit with
relatives in Burlington.
Mrs. Tohn Page and Mrs. Ira Preston
ofSt. Johnsbury visited at T. ]. Pres
toms last week.
Emerson, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Lang, who has been quite i'll
the past week, is gaining
Mrs. L. E. Carter, will have her open
ING of spring and summer millinery Tues
day and Wednesday, May Z and 8. She
wishes to announce that her store will
be closed every evening except Saturday.
Mrs. Salomi Webster Dove, of Cam
bridge. Mass, who observed her 98th
birthday anniversary last week Tues
day. was born in Danville and passed
the greater part of her life in Vermont.
On her birthday anniversary she re-
ceived letters from her sisters, Mrs.
Ichabod Hardy, aged 80 years, of Gro
ton, N. H., and Mrs. David P. Hadley,
81, of Manchester, N. H.
A trial was held at the Elm House,
Saturday, April 81, before George Crane,
Justice of the peace, suit to recover
nav on logging contract The plain
tiff was R. E. Carter and the defendant
TT. Daniel. 1t was appealed to the
county court.
Mrs. Tirzah Cook is visiting friends in
Ryegate.
Harvey Peck and Carl Smith have
gone to Wells River to work for Varnum
& Gillian.
Josiah Morse was at home from Wells
River on Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Smith was unable to
open school in the Morrill, district Mon
dav on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Bixby and Miss
Ethel Williams attended the wedding re.
ception of Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Hartwell
Tuesday evening at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Goodrich, of St. Johnsbury.
Miss lola Squiers of Laconia was the
guest of Mrs. Marshall Bixby last week
The schools in town commenced the
spring term Monday: Mrs. Mary Per
kins teaches in the Hill district; Miss
Alice Moore OF McIndoes at the Center
Miss Blanche Hartshorn at Greenbank's
Miss Georgiana Trail of Barre at Har
vey; Mrs. Abbie Badger in the Kittridgt
district; Miss Grace Way Of St. Johns
Dury at M OrSe MlliS.
A. E. Curren was confined to the hous,
by illness several days last week.
Alonzo Page, who has been working il
the creamery at North Danville, for sew
eral weeks, has finished work there anC
returned home.
Mrs. Gallagher, who has been visiting
at Mrs. Horace Rowe's, has gone t.
Peacham to visit relatives.
At the annual business meeting of Dia
mond Chapter O. E. S., the followin.
officers were elected: W. P, DR.. Henr
L. Pache; w. NJ, Mrs. Kate Wilson
asso. NJ, Mrs. Nellie Goss; Sec, Mrs
Fanny Ranney; treas, Mrs Anna Green
Conductress, Mrs. Anna B. Case; asso
conductress, Mrs. Edith Moore; warden
Mrs Fanny Green; chaplain, Mrs. ELL
Dow marshal, Mrs. Helen Burdick
Adah, Mrs. Flora Davis; Ruth, Mis-
Nellie Colby; Esther, Mrs. Minnie Ii
gals; Martha, Mrs. Mary Smith; organ
list, c. H. Wilson.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregations
church will hold social, Wednesday
May s, at the church parlors
Harvey Brown, who has been i'll tn
past month, is able to be out again.
The business meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Methodist churcl
which was to have been held Friday ha
been postponed to Friday of this weel
and will be held with Mrs. S. N. 1ngall
Lissom Plant has commenced wor
tor Eli Smith on the section and Jam,
Hatch on Harry Osgood's section.
Mrs. Frances Chapman of st. John
bury was at the Elm House last week.
Several of the members of Danvil
orange attended the meeting of the loo
grange at West Barnet last week.
The junior Sunday school will hold
social Friday evening.
There was basket ball game at Il
Town hall Friday night between Il
nrst and second teams of the girls clu
winch resulted in a score of % to 7
favor of the first team. Dancing was
uulged IN after the game.
When you want photographs go to t
NIark Studio, 26 Eastern Avenue.