St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-03-18
At Danyille.

The lecture on Birds of Freedom" by
Rev Josiah Poeton given at the Town
iii Thursday evening under the auspi-
ces of the Christian Endeavor society
,,.as very interesting. 1t was witty and
has points were aptly illustrated by tell
inc hits and anecdotes. AT the same
t;me he gave something of profit to think
about after the lecture was over.
r W. Hunt is at home from St. Johns
hnry suffering with blood poison in his
hand,
George NJ. Brosball, having sold his
farm will sell his stock, farming tools
and some furniture, and all his personal
nrooertv. at auction Saturday, March
In at p m. George w. Cook, auc-
toneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James TAYLOR of Lowell,
Mass. were in town last week to attend
the funeral OF Carl Emerson Taylor.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist church will be held Tuesday
evening. March24. An interesting meet
ling is expected.
Alyah Morrill, of Derby visited at E. c.
|Woodward's last week.
Lewis Green of St. Johnsbury visited
his father, George Green, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Preston of st. Johns
bury visited at F. ]. Preston's over Sun
day.
Arthur Webster returned Saturday
4r,,r7- a two weeks visit with friends in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Fanny Green and daughter, Miss
MARY Green, are visiting relatives in
Dover, N H.
Mrs. John Page of St Johnsburv visit
ed at F. J. Preston's last week.
Herman Osgood has returned from
|Westhed, Mass, where he has been visit
ing John Osgood, his nephew.
Mrs. Charles J. Bell of Walden visited
at Miss Emily Davis several days last
week
Merton Flint has finished work at the
Elm House and George Greer is there at
work again.
Mr. Ouimby of Haverhill, N. H., is Wis
fitting his daughter, Mrs. Perley Aver.
A. L. Ingalls,, who has. been very sick
for the past week, is slowly recovering.
A very pleasant gathering occurred on
Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Nav Wilson, when 16 of her friends as.
sisted her in celebrating her birthday, by
Refreshments were served
and the evening was spent in playing
hearts. Miss Wilson was the recipient
of some very pretty gifts including some
china
Miss Alice Drew of San Francisco visit.
/ ed Mrs Wallace Nutting, Wednesday.
The basket ball game on Thursday
evening resulted in a score of 20 to Is
in favor of the fat men. The proceeds o
this and a previous game amount tC
about $50 which has been given to tht
band, which has recently organized
Everyone is much pleased at the pros
pect of again having band in town anC
Z it is hoped the effort will be successful
zSama Davis has been engaged as leader
The funeral of Carl Emerson Taylor
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lesli'
&Taylor, who was instantly killed Tues
day of last week by being pinned unde
load of logs, was held Thursday after
noon, Rev Mr.. Douglas officiating. Or
! the morning of the same day was helC
] the funeral of Alice Bacon, the younges
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bacon
who met her death by the accidental dis
2charge of a gun, Rev. J. F. Schniede
and Rev Mr. Douglas officiated. Heart
felt sympathy is extended to boil
families in their bereavement.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Silver of Craftsbur,
visited her sister, Mrs. w. II. Cass, las
week
The Preachers and Laymens' associa
ton will hold meeting at the Methc
dist church April g. Several minister
from the surrounding town will b
j present and speak.
Mrs Fred Stocker visited relatives il
s Barton last week.
i Miss May Wilson is visiting Mr.:
4 Charles Gleason in Boston.
u Mrs Jennie Walch, who has been i
j Barre for a couple of years, has returne
i home.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lindsey of Barne
4 visited at Harry Danforth's recently.
j Mrs. Kate Dennison went to Boston
Il Saturday. to visit relatives.