St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-08-26
At Danville.


lux, LnS hold their fair Wednesday and
c 5al,siav. There are various features
IDunocted with the occasion. On We'd
con ier Dutch supper will be served
3f'u , I've to seven o'clock. Useful and
you ,r articles and home made candy will
an' ~ Gale during the afternoon and
* ,.inc and Thursday. On Thursday
'i H,rn6op ice cream and cake will be for
ai.' md in the evening there will be an
'a., ,,,a;nment at the Town Hall, en-
t a.i.5 Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
n n.,ob All are cordially invited to
E attend. ,
.,;siti1p her mother, Mrs. Robert Bor-
4 land.
II, and Mrs. Walter Hatch have been
.o,ad;ng a few days at Willoughby
ia ' Mr.. Hatch has returned and
I Irs Hatch is visiting friends at Barton
h Landing
III. members of the home department
i tbe Congregational Sunday school
". 10 have a table at the church fair,
a a,i there will also be a remembrance
. AM with articles contributed by former
rssidents Of Danville.
Mrs. S. n. Ingalls,, who has been i'll,
sable to be out again.
Mrs. George Crane remains about the
( sane.
The teachers of the junior department
# the Congregational Sunday school
.n+ertajned the children at a picnic in
tbe woods opposite D. Sturdevant's
\ M the West Danville road.
Frank Adams entertained party con-
,,tng of Senator Dillingham;. Congress
man Foster, Congressman Fox of Miss
ssnoj A. T. Markham of Brattleboro,
WI Cameron of Brooklyn and local
ooGtica leaders at a sugaring off Tues
\ dy forenoon.
Miss Clara ellis has returned from a
visit to Keene, n H., and Fitchburg,
N Mass.
4 very pleasant social event of last
week was a surprise party for Mrs. Ann
\ ete Farr arranged by Mrs. Frank
d Stocker. Mrs. Fred Stocker and Mrs. M.
n N Stocker About twenty ladies gath
s,d at the home of Mrs, Farr and spent
\ The afternoon most delightfully."-. De-
iqous refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ola Mckenzie and son of Hard
h wick are visiting friends in town.
4 " 5. Cameron of Brooklyn, N. Y,
N sang a solo at the Congregational church
n Sunday morning which was greatly en-
\ oyed
4 Mrs Annie Hanson and Mrs Will
h 0ierkirk and son OF Concord, n H., are
* visiting at Harry Osgood's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ducworth and son of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting at f. H..
Aliens They made the trip in their
n automobile.
Misses Mary Sargent and Loretto
4 Burke visited in Burke over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Green OF St. Johnsbury
+ visited at Isaac Green's last week.
Major and Mrs. Chancellor Mather,
Il who have been stopping at the Elm
4 House, have returned to New York via
Burlington and Saratoga.
Miss May Wilson went to South Wal
4 den Monday where she will teach the
4 b. term Of school.
A. Ingalls,, who has been i'll for some
& time is not as well.
Rush Cole and family have moved into
& the tenement IN the Elm House.
Morris Hunt of Barre is visiting at
4 Slas Boyees
q Harvey Burbank and family have re-
q turned from Coles pond, where they
& have been for several weeks.
I The new arrivals at Thurber's include
Nn. E.C. IIison OF Boston, Mrs E. S.
La5Ja Of Northampton, Mass, Mr. and
Z Mrs. George l.. Cass and Mr.. and Mrs.
q Ill, Hawkins of South Britain, Conn,
Alice + Sanborn of Winchester, Mass
Mrs NJ NJ Stocker is spending the
] week with her husband at Mortified
Miss Edith Castle of Boston is the
guest Of Mrs. Stephen Waterman at
1rouselands
Mrs David COrbett visited friends in
Peacham last week.
Mrs. F Schneider and son and Mrs.
Lucy himbalI have returned from Ban
gr. Maine, where they have been for
z several weeks
Airs, Fred Gable and daughter Helen
o. Brooklyn, n, ", are visiting at H. E.
Bar5ers $.
Mrs, Betsey Stevens of Manchester
and Mrs. Marriott French of Peacham,
WAC have been visiting at David Cor
oeJt S, have returned to Peacham.
Miss Ada Sturdevant visited friends in
NJoans1ury over Sunday.
The republican rally Monday evening
gIast week was very we'll attended
U.~ b.. .i5bey was the presiding Off
Ger aI seated on the platform were
a39.ut -5 n-ominent republicans from
uS town Ind tromSt. Johnsbury. Con
sfs'SaH DAY.. Foster reviewed the his
wy q. t.e republican party and dwelt
4 u" VIDA. .I been done by it in recent
!s.'> Nar Dillingham; cited what
u' Republican, party had done to con
y. , .Hs-s naming the Sherman
a.. Jaw under which actions
+a>. .. combinations in restraint
VI ". .-" have been brought and the
I.., and the Hepburn railway
t.'. lie also pictured the condl-
wv. .eruont farmers under free
g..- Canada and showed how
.... .aaas have improved under a
5..t... Tariff. a, J Markham sang
s.''" ..Unalgn songs containing bright
"'., "".I were very well received.
AIT. And Mrs J. E, Harris are spend
", ,a. "s.sia Bradford.