St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-11-18
The Towns Around.
PEACHAM.

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\ one o'clock Saturday morning
oou, j.. an and shed belonging to Orrin
nous was burned to the ground The
hnso .oSt from the chimney in the
caus man sleeping there was
'I g..5 bya,rackling and thinking fire
6a' E,;og started in the stove below
1,' sI4ep aud was again awakened
R'a ~ u t j room full of smoke. He
luu t ' family and the fire was
lT az, ' cy,ins1shed, but it was dis
Hn?3 that The lof was on fire, which
'a'u ,o 1,yanu control. The telephone
company together who
'p :,ad to sare most of the things on
' 1nsr dlar and a fur coat from the
4 " S,.r and Ay working hard they
n, bara which was across the
" also A arge barn belonging to
4 ~ n,rrog. winch was IN dangerous
n,,y There was nearly 80 runs of
sord wood no the shed which made
/ 5 fire .5r comfort There was
N, Insurance
| rs.-s was a very enjoyable concert
.5,r evening conducted by Mrs.
syye GRAY consisting of recital by
oanas and assisted by the male
|..,I FtF Nessrs. Fred and Dwight Stod-
|'5 HARLAN Renfrew and Hiram Rowe,
\, SWANSON Nanny Rosy Johnsing)
ESSs4ord BayIey with his cornet.
|rlgam Kicker from Woodsville was in
|rn the first of the week.
|vr, Laura Palmer and Mrs. Estes
[rot four days at st. Johnsbury last
|aS
Mrs Mary /. blanchard is now able
yak with the aid of crutches and is
[.sjng a couple of weeks at ], N.
Egents at East Peacham.
Mr. Courson from East Peacham is
I.sing the winter at Washington,
here he has work,
Mrs Nellie Edwards has been spending
week with Mr. Edwards sister, who is
/ Concord, \, H.
George {. Sauborn started Tuesday for
|, home at Suowden, n. c.
Frank Pollard went with his mother
LB Tasey TO Burlington, where he
|eat week.
ME- sober minded spotted horse be-
bagng to l. X. Narnum surprised
kooIe by running away few DAYS ago,
trarng into a fence and clearing itself
Ion the wagon, which was considerably
Enaged. The horse was stopped on
b road to South Ptacham.
'The Ladie, Missionary society met
friday with Mrs. Ken Wilson. About
became in the afternoon an1 quite an
mount Of work was accomplished.
Igo papers from mission studies were
lad By Mrs Miriam Varnum and Miss
i@e Iarnum. Subject, "Mohammed
ld his times
There was a meeting of the G. A. r.
nd ". r. {. at Robert Esden's, Satur-
av Twcuty-tour were present to par
axe Of bJuntiul dinner.
Mrs. William Dana goes the first of
bis week to Boston to spend part of the
inter with her daughter.
During the past week at least ten deer
ave been killed in town, most of them
pom Nack's Mountain. On Monday,
De was killed by Willard Clough; on
tuesday,. Lewis Douse killed one called a
Inc point deer, weighing it is said as
luch as Pts lbs; SIX were killed Thurs
az and two Saturday.
The tall term Of the Academy closed
nday with a Iyceum in the evening.
he winter term began the first of this
ua
4meeting Of the W. c. T. L. will be
ed Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock
nth Miss Bessie Narnum.
Kew MIR Sher5urn, agent for the Bible
lctty spoke Sunday morning in the
ongrcgational church and in the even
gatthe Methodist church.
Mrs. Owen Somers, who was at the
@pialand later at her daughters in
a-aet reached home Saturday in much
st.g- health