St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-24
At DanVille.

Mrs. Lou Carter is IN boston securing
her spring millinery.
cIrde Green visited at St. Johnsbury
last week r A. M
I'm in' church will be held at the vestry
T% q'sr afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Day. I F Schneider is giving a series
rev. fs,t r. addresses on "The Character
Of ELr,st Last Thursday evening an
!o o. talk was given and this
l .lssP the subject will be THE Strength
M.s rovina Ward has been confined
J.. 4 +be house with a severe cold the past
week.
Albert Dudley of Newmarket, N. H.,
is visiting at X. G. Davis.
Nat stocker is to undergo another
oneration on his leg, and bis mother,
Mrs. George Stocker, has gone to Bur
ington for few days.
Ms W. 0. Stratton visited Mrs. G.
" Harris at Passumpsic recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clifford are i'll
with severe colds.
Mrs. Serene Morse is very i'll with
grip.
The O. E. S. will hold their regular
meeting Wednesday evening, March 81.
The Victor class will meet at the
Library, Saturday evening at 100.
Iudge and Mrs. Stephen D. Morse have
returned from Washington, D. {.
Coburn ellis of Keene, N. H., is visit
Ing bis brother, J. W. ellis.
Miss Martha Borland of Lowell Wis
ited,relatlves in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Heath and little girl of
Boston are visiting at W. c.. Heath's.
Oryile Smith visited his brother,
Henry Smith, at Lyndonville, over Sun
day,
George Green is i'll, threatened with
pneumonia
Rev. c. ]. Brown from Maine, a former
pastor of the Methodist church. is in
town on account of i'll health and is
boarding at the Elm House.
H. Hudson Smith of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting at p. II. McDonald's.
Mrs. Annette Woods of St. Johnsbury
visited her sister, Mrs. Sarah Allison,
the first of the week.
Among those present from out of town
at the funeral of Mrs. E. S. Pierce were
Sam Mckenzie of Laconia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ethan E. Carr of st. Johnsbury, and
Mrs. George Woodward of Morrisville.
BIZ Adams had his pocket picked at
the railroad station in Manchester, N.
H. Thursday, when about to take the
train north. The book contained $145
umoney, mileage book OF 500 miles
and bank book issued by the Gale
donna bank showing deposits of $2500'
together with other valuable papers.
1t is believed that one of gang of
prkpockets did the job.
Camp Fire.
The camp fire held Friday evening
under the auspices of the Brotherhood
Men was greatly enjoyed by large au-
dence. The hall was draped with bunt-
ing, and tents and evergreen trees helped
tocarry out the realism of the occasion.
The old soldiers were seated on the stage
and Ex.Gov. c. J. Bell was the guest OF
honor. W. N. West was commander of
the evenings program and Rev. ]. F.
Schneider gave the opening address. Nj.
NJ Wheeler of Peacham gave reminis-
cences of the war and Harvey Burbank
gave brief history of the Vermont regi-
ments and mentioned the local members
OF them. Rev. Mr.. Douglass recited
poem written for the occasion by Mrs.
Salma Davis. The last speaker of the
evening was Ex-Gov. Bell, who gave
some OF his "reminiscences and told ola re-
cent visit to the southern battle fields.
SPIRITED singing of the war songs by
male quartette and a chorus of men
added greatly to the occasion. Mr..
Oetchell of St. Johnsbury gave the mess
call and refreshments of coffee and hard
tack were served. Such affairs are GER
ltanly worth while and the men are to
De congratulated on the success OF the