St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-01-02
PEACHAM.

The annual meeting of the Library
Association will be held in the vestry of
the Congregational church. Friday even
ing.
Though the storm was severe Christ
mas day the social gatherings were
numerous. There was Christmas tree
and exercises by the children at the
Methodist church, Monday evening.
There was gathering at Mrs. F. H.
Varnum's Tuesday, with dinner, and a
tree loaded with gifts. There was a
Christmas tree and few friends at Her
bert Hooker's. Mrs. McClary, W. N.
Blanchard and family, Mr. and Mrs
James Blanchard, Miss jamie and Don
Blanchard took dinner at R. L. Wilson's
at South Peacham.
Mr. and Mrs. James Blair and Mrs.
Lamphier of West Barnet, visited Satur-
dar at Mark Wheeler sin East Peacham.
Mrs. Mark Adams returned recently
from Lebanon, where she has been spend
ing week or two with her daughter.
A nephew of Herbert Blair, from
Canada, has been visiting at East
Peacham the past week.
Miss Eggleston, from Ryegate, is
working at Mrs. E. c. Merrill's.
Clarence Bailey and a friend from
Corinth, were at Nelson Bailey's over
Christmas.
Rob Steele has sold his crop of hay to
Gilman Brothers, of st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Brown, of st. Johnsbury, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. William Dana, at
East Peacham.
Miss Mabel Peake visited last week
at Mr.. Rice in Danville.
Mr.. Smith, from East Peacham, went
to Hardwick last week.
There was a family gathering and
Christmas dinner at Mrs. Elsie Merrills
Tuesday. Another familNgathering with
dinner and Christmas tree was held at
George Douse's, Tuesday, and an oyster
supper at Mr.. Paquin's, at East
Peacham, about 20 being present.
Warren Chapman, who is working at
Danville came home to his fathers at
East Peacham last week, with sprained
knee.
Will Trussell is at his fathers for
week.
The general manager of the Molly
Falls Telephone Company from Marsh
field was in town Thursday. The COM
pany has hired Mrs. Hunt to take
charge of the central office for another
year. A phone has been put into Mrs.
Emeline H. Bailey residence
Mrs. Lewis Douse, of East Peacham,
expects her sister, Mrs. Leonard, and
two children, from Barnet, to spend the
week with her.
Don Blanchard came home from White
River Junction for two days Dr. James
and Mrs Blanchard went home Wednes-
day, and Miss jamie M Blanchard went
to her school at Natick, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Whitehill, who
have been at Mr.. Strobridge's for about
10 days, went to their school the first of
the week
Miss Elsie Hooker has a position in a
school at Hyde Park, Mass, and expects
to go there Monday. The choir, of
which she has been for a long time a
member, held their rehearsal with her
Saturday. Mrs. Gray favored them
with some fine music, refreshments were
served, and a very pleasant social time
enjoyed by all.
There was a Christmas tree at
Academy Hall Tuesday evening and
exercises by the children of the Congre-
gational Sunday school.
Mrs. Charles Adams, of East Peacham,
has been very i'll with pneumonia for
more than week, but is some better at
present.
Mrs. Sadie Butson Darling has the
grip. Mrs. Matthew and her children
have had tonslitis, but are better. Miss
Sara A. Bailey has been afflicted with
laryngitis and grip.
Mrs. Hiram Aiken and Orrin Tennison
have been on the sick list the past week.
Miss Eliza A. Adams came home from
her school at Camden, N. Y, Saturday
on account of the severe illness of her
mother
Miss Jennette Varnum will take the
place in the Academy left vacant by Miss
Hooker.
christmas tree was prepared by
Mrs. George Esden, Mrs Edward
Somers and Mrs. John Lamb for their
families at George Esden's, which the
children enjoyed very much.
The East Peacham Creamery paid 80
cents tor butter last month,
I Mrs. George Gle, from East Peacham
went to Marshheld last week.
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